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The fact that many victims of PKK terrorism were Turkish citizens of Kurdish origin suffices to show that such an attribution is totally wrong and deliberately misleading. The futile attempt to portray the legitimate fight against vicious terrorism as a “civil war” amounts to nothing less than condoning terrorism which should be condemned. 2. (...) Furthermore, the Turkish Government has initiated a new approach regarding the issue of the IDPs. The aim of this new concept is to enhance the activities pursued by the relevant Turkish authorities with regard to the IDPs on a more integrated basis.

A common challenge is that there is often reluctance for 4 The concept note for the session, which includes further background and the names of panellists, is available from www.ohchr.org/EN/Issues/Business/Forum/Pages/2014ForumParallelUNled.aspx. (...) Coherence and endurance are important, as good systems and policies do not mean things cannot go wrong, and the reasons why things go wrong are not necessarily simple 22. In essence, things can go wrong because companies are made up of people and people do not always follow the rules.

However, in the preceding decade a good deal of initial concept and design work had already taken place. (...) A reasonable estimate is that it might take around 17 years from the initiation of detailed concept work to achieve the first operational patrol. (...) The procurement costs involved in sustaining our independent deterrent capability will need to be refined as work on the concept and assessment phases is taken forward with industry.

First, it made clear that the concept of trafficking in international law does not refer only to the process by which an individual is moved into a situation of exploitation: it extends to include the maintenance of that person in such a situation. (...) The critical task of identifying the human rights ‘wrong’ of trafficking as well as associated obligations and entitlements was greatly facilitated by the United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights’ Recommended Principles and Guidelines on Human Rights and Human Trafficking (OHCHR Principles and Guidelines) released in 2002. (...) A major output through this method of work is a set of draft basic principles on the right to an effective remedy (2011) developed after extensive consultation with stakeholders in all regions, that seeks to bring clarity to the concept of the right to an effective remedy and provide factors to be taken into account when this right is applied to trafficked persons.

hese rules cover tbe nature of the document, tbe concept of an "original", its format and detailed contents, and the application and legal implications. (...) Errors may occur in the excbange of these messages - e.g. a message may be delayed, or may fail to arrive or may arrive at the wrong place, or its contents may be altered in tran.smission.

The Special Rapporteur feels that the concept of human rights defenders is not sufficiently known, understood and recognized in the Mongolian society. (...) However, he believes that the amendments made to the law on the legal status of judges, the law on the public prosecutor’s office and the anti-corruption law constitute a wrong remedy to a real problem. He has serious concerns that those reforms could prevent defenders from addressing or even speaking out against human rights violations. (...) However, several interlocutors who met with the Special Rapporteur reported that the majority of young people were not familiar with the concept of human rights defenders and did not identify themselves as such.

Civil and commercial mediation and national courts: towards a new concept of justice for the XXI Century? In General reports of the XIXth Congress of the International Academy of Comparative Law = Rapports généraux du XIXème Congrès de l’Académie Internationale de Droit Comparé.

References to the risk groups of the WHO Laboratory Biosafety Manual were introduced in 1993, but after implementation through regulatory transport instruments, the concept of risk groups was considered not to be entirely satisfactory for transport operations and new criteria were developed under the lead of WHO itself. (...) In the mean time, please note the following editorial comments: In the document, (s.7 Examples of test methods, p. 36) the Canadian reference to the test method is wrong, this should be the same as the USA method.

ROBINSON (Jamaica) said that economic relations between the developing and developed countries must be restructured on a more equitable basis if there was to be peace in the world, for many current conflicts were rooted in the perception that there was something radically wrong with that relationship and that its existing structure impeded the achievement of legitimate national goals. (...) His country also felt that the time had not yet come to discuss the idea of drafting an international convention or other instrument relating to the legal aspects of the new international economic order, since there were profound differences between various States and groups of States with regard to the definition of that concept. Such an undertaking would, in fact, probably be a disservice to the on-going process of negotiations on the subject.

On the whole, there is a need to come up with a clearer understanding of the term “extrajudicial killings.” The present concept of extrajudicial killings is almost indistinguishable from common crimes.