I. COMMENTS RECEIVED FROM STATES

I. COMMENTS RECEIVED FROM STATES 3

I. COMMENTS RECEIVED FROM STATES 2

Comments received from Governments

III. COMMENTS RECEIVED FROM NON GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS

However, we would like to comment, in particular concerning our country, with reference to the item discussed today.

As of the deadline, comments were submitted by Germany and these comments were placed on the Basel Convention website (www.basel.int).

III. COMMENTS RECEIVED FROM NON GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS

The following comments, in as far as they relate to complicity, aiding and abetting, financing, assisting etc., must be read in the light of the general remarks.

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Both in theory and in practice, it is possible to establish a distinction between economic behaviour and its evaluation in the perspective of human rights.

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Issues

Comment

Comment

Comments

The draft guidance takes into account comments received from Governments, which that are compiled inincluded document UNEP POPS COP.1 INF 14.

Observations

c. Comments

5. Comments were also received from the International Labour Organization and the Arab Labour Organization.

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Observations from the broader work of the Partnership so far include

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No comment.

General comments

PRELIMINARY COMMENTS

Current status Comments

Other remarks

The theoretical principles developed from practice in the assessment of the degradation poverty relationship are important.

II. COMMENTS RECEIVED FROM UNITED NATIONS BODIES, SPECIALIZED AGENCIES AND INTERGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS

General comments

Observations

Comments by counsel

General remarks

General comment

Zagreb, 9 March 2005

A. General remarks

Comments and reasons

I. GENERAL COMMENTS

It's press commentary

A needs assessment mission evaluates the type of assistance needed, by discussing with the Government and the electoral authority the form of assistance that is most suitable.

There are no specific comments on this in the comments of UNHCR.

Lead reviewers also considered the appropriate treatment by expert review teams of comments received from Parties.

Whenever necessary, the Committee may, in the light of the experience of States parties and of the conclusions drawn therefrom, revise and update its general comments.