Instruments signed

An armistice has been signed and hostilities will cease today

1. The present Protocol is open for signature by any State which is a party to the Convention or has signed it.

In addition, two States had signed the Convention.1

Several agreements between post offices have already been signed.

In addition, three States were signatories to the Convention.

The importance of the Convention was evident in the fact that a large number of States, including Norway, had already signed it, and nine States had already ratified it.

1. The present Protocol is open for signature by any State that has signed the Convention.

To date, the Treaty has more than 140 signatory States.

1 For the list of States that have signed, ratified or acceded to the Convention, as well as the dates of their signature, ratification or accession, see www.ohchr.org or untreaty.un.org.

(c) Signed copies of the contracts are retained by the offices concerned

The list of States that have signed, ratified or acceded to the Convention, as well as the dates of their signature, ratification or accession, is contained in the annex to the present report.

The Manifesto has been signed by 75,845,317 people so far.

Burundi has already signed the following agreements which are awaiting ratification

Noting that a significant number of States have signed the Rome Statute,

As of end July 2005, 117 States had signed and 101 States ratified the former Optional Protocol, and 111 States had signed and 95 ratified the latter.

The Treaty was opened for signature on 24 September 1996 and as of 7 March 1997, 142 States had become signatories.

Latvia favours the universalization of the Additional Protocol and urges all the countries who have not yet signed this document to do so.

A number of CARICOM States had signed the United Nations Convention against Corruption and others were considering doing so.

As treaties must remain at United Nations Headquarters for signature, it has been decided to hold a parallel signature event at Headquarters on 25 April 2005.

1 For the list of States that have signed, ratified or acceded to the Convention, as well as the dates of their signature, ratification or accession, see www.un.org or www.ohchr.org.

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The peace process is now over, a comprehensive agreement having been signed.

2 For the list of States that have signed, ratified or acceded to the Optional Protocols to the Convention, as well as the dates of their signature, ratification or accession, see www.ohchr.org or untreaty.un.org.

H. Signature

The list of States that have signed, ratified or acceded to the Convention, as well as the dates of their signature, ratification or accession, is available on the web site www.ohchr.org or www.un.org.

The submission was signed by Tugu but not by Magma.

quot CONVENTION ON THE PROHIBITION OF THE USE, STOCKPILING, PRODUCTION

What is more, with the signing of the Agreement on a Firm and Lasting Peace, in addition to the Comprehensive Agreement on Human Rights signed and operative since March 1994, the following agreements entered into force

An updated list of States that have signed or ratified the two Optional Protocols to the Convention and the dates of their signature or ratification can also be obtained at www.ohchr.org or www.untreaty.un.org.

The Agreement has been signed, and its implementation is currently under way.

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Of 50 least developed countries, 24 have signed and 4 have ratified the United Nations Convention against Corruption while 28 have signed and 15 have ratified the United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime.

2. Welcomes the fact that some Member States have signed, ratified or acceded to the Convention

3. Invites all States that have not yet subscribed to the Code of Conduct to do so

The present Protocol shall be open for signature by signatory States and regional integration organizations of the Convention at United Nations Headquarters in New York as of 30 March 2007.

Notes that many States have signed the United Nations Convention against Corruption, and encourages States that have signed the Convention and have not ratified it to do so

The list of States that have signed, ratified, acceded or succeeded to the Convention, as well as the dates of their signature, ratification, accession or succession, is available on the websites www.ohchr.org and or www.un.org.

Notes that many States have signed the United Nations Convention against Corruption, and encourages States that have signed the Convention and have not ratified it to do so

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