There is also concern that emergency safeguard measures would be abused with respect to mode 4.

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Additional measures to prevent the abuse of informal systems

(b) Strengthening measures against the abuse of and trafficking in stimulants

Research will be promoted and studies conducted on drug abuse and demand reduction interventions, particularly effective methods of preventing drug abuse, concentrating on those most at risk, particularly youth.

2. Invites States to take into account the above mentioned measures in their efforts to combat the criminal misuse of information technologies

In Musigati commune, Bubanza, widespread looting was reported indicating the continued presence of FNL in the region.

The abusive use of anti dumping measures was a matter of concern to his delegation.

The Christian faith has also been abused as a reason for persecution and violence.

7. Urges States to take all appropriate measures, in accordance with international law, at the national and international levels, to prevent any abuse of diplomatic or consular privileges and immunities, in particular serious abuses, including those involving acts of violence

7. Urges States to take all appropriate measures, in accordance with international law, at the national and international levels to prevent any abuse of diplomatic or consular privileges and immunities, in particular serious abuses, including those involving acts of violence

22. Under the auspices of UNDCP, Thailand had implemented a subregional project on drug abuse control.

Community based demand reduction programmes, including prevention of drug abuse in the workplace, were initiated.

A programme to prevent and reduce drug abuse, developed within the framework of the master plan, will be implemented in the Middle East.

6. Urges States to take all appropriate measures, in accordance with international law, at the national and international levels, to prevent any abuse of diplomatic or consular privileges and immunities, in particular serious abuses, including those involving acts of violence

6. Urges States to take all appropriate measures, in accordance with international law, at the national and international levels to prevent any abuse of diplomatic or consular privileges and immunities, in particular serious abuses, including those involving acts of violence

6. Urges States to take all appropriate measures, in accordance with international law, at the national and international levels to prevent any abuse of diplomatic or consular privileges and immunities, in particular serious abuses, including those involving acts of violence

7. Expresses concern about the proliferation of anti dumping and countervailing measures, and stresses that they should not be used as protectionist measures

(a) Protective and punitive measures against the removal, destruction or misuse of archives

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MEASURES TO COUNTER THE ILLICIT MANUFACTURE, TRAFFICKING AND ABUSE OF AMPHETAMINE TYPE STIMULANTS

The National Security Act was implemented in periods of crisis in order to protect the citizens against terrorism. However, there were safeguards against its misuse.

1. Notes with appreciation the efforts of the above mentioned bodies to prevent the criminal misuse of information technologies, and also notes the value of, inter alia, the following measures to combat such misuse

The Board reiterates its recommendation that the Administration further narrow the gap between the budgeted and actual flight hours utilized by missions.

With the beginning of the second half of the United Nations Decade against Drug Abuse (1991 2000), it was essential to take concrete measures to implement the recommendations of the Programme.

Implementation of the Declaration of Basic Principles of Justice for Victims of Crime and Abuse of Power 3 Annexes

In implementing their national policies and programmes against drug abuse, Governments should develop assessment methods in order to benefit from the evaluation of their national strategies to combat drug abuse.

Various procedural safeguards designed to guard against abuse of the procedure would be adopted.

2. Takes note of the value of the measures set forth in its resolution 55 63, and again invites Member States to take them into account in their efforts to combat the criminal misuse of information technologies

(d) To adopt and promote drug abuse control programmes and policies and other measures, including those at the international level, to reduce the illicit demand for drugs

The Committee notes the efforts undertaken by the State party with regard to drug abuse by adolescents but remains concerned at the increasing number of cases, the increase in sharing syringes among drug users, the lack of an integrated strategy against drug abuse and the apparent inadequacy of treatment facilities to deal with drug additions.

Namibia has strong safeguards to prevent the abuse of inter country adoptions for purposes of exploitation.

Experts should be invited to study possible prophylactic measures that would not promote or facilitate drug abuse.

6. Urges States to take all appropriate measures, in accordance with international law, at the national and international levels, to prevent any abuse of diplomatic or consular privileges and immunities, in particular serious abuses, including those involving acts of violence

3. The Ministry for Home Affairs has also recently set up a Substance Abuse Assessment Unit within the existing Correctional Facility, where imprisoned substance abusers (including juveniles) sentenced for less than two years can undergo an in house rehabilitation programme.

Effective interventions for the prevention and reduction of drug abuse are only possible with reliable, relevant and timely information defining the nature and extent of the problems and the health implications of illicit drug abuse.

According to paragraph 19 of the Declaration, States should consider incorporating into the national law norms proscribing abuses of power and providing remedies, such as restitution, compensation, assistance and support, to victims of such abuses.

The conclusion may thus be drawn that even though more countries have reported abuse of opiates, the prevalence rates (the highest rates ranging from 0.9 to 1.8 per cent) indicate that opiate abuse is less prevalent among the general population than, for example, the abuse of sedatives where the highest prevalence rates range from 5.5 to 25 per cent.

A. Implementation of the Declaration of Basic Principles

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Where measures aimed at discouraging abusive use of asylum procedures exist, the Executive Committee has emphasized that these must not have a detrimental effect on fundamental protection principles, including the institution of asylum.

In the absence of necessary and sufficient disciplines, a risk exists that technical regulations and standards could be abused and adopted and applied solely to protect domestic industries.

The overriding consideration is the extent to which the practices would promote the successful implementation of the principles of the Declaration of Basic Principle of Justice for Victims of Crime and Abuse of Power.

Particular attention is being paid to measures that may be effective in preventing initial abuse and dependence.