Examination of situations in the absence of reports

Savings should be reported in the next performance report.

Consideration of implementation of the Convention in the absence of a report

5. Welcomes the report of the National Commission for Truth and Justice, as well as reports by the International Civilian Mission to Haiti on Haitian justice and on respect for human rights by the Haitian National Police, and urges the Government of Haiti to undertake appropriate follow up action on the recommendations contained in these reports, with the support of the international community

An emergency has arisen over the Graf Spee.

(1) Arrest is permissible of any ship in respect of which a maritime claim is asserted if .

(2) Any other ship which would otherwise be subject to arrest in respect of the same maritime claim shall not be arrested unless

(1) Arrest is permissible of any ship in respect of which a maritime claim is asserted if

The proposal was made for the information exchange to happen as appropriate .

I shall keep the next President abreast of the situation.

Taking note of the report of the independent expert of the Commission on Human Rights on the situation of human rights in Haiti, Adama Dieng A 53 355. who was appointed to assist the Government of Haiti to consider the development of the situation of human rights in Haiti and to verify its compliance with its obligations in that field, and the recommendations contained therein,

Taking note of the report of the Secretary General on the situation of democracy and human rights in HaitiA 51 935.

It also reiterated its decision to consider implementation of the Convention in the absence of a report only as a measure of last resort and in the presence of a delegation.

Several measurements are derived at a global scale from backscattered signals of downward emitted radar pulses, including the height of sea and ice surfaces, the height of sea waves and the wind speed at the sea surface.

They include reporting by fishing vessels of lost or discarded fishing gear periodic surveys of marine debris on beaches and in seal and penguin colonies near coastal stations reporting accidental entanglement(s) in, or ingestion of, marine debris by birds, marine mammals, fish and other animals and recording observations of marine mammals and seabirds soiled with hydrocarbons such as fuel oil.

Where 2002 was not yet reported, 2001 reported data were used.

The geographical distribution of reports received in the reporting period is as follows

Following is a brief discussion of these patterns in the period under consideration.

Customs is committed to regularly reporting on imports of controlled substances.

(a) Preparing annually a comprehensive report for the consideration of the General Assembly on developments relating to ocean affairs and the law of the sea

On 27 February 1995, the Haitian Government submitted a succinct report on the human rights situation in Haiti (CCPR C 105).

In these instances, the late June 1996 assessments are reflected in the end of July 1996 status of contributions report.

In these instances, the late June 1997 assessments are reflected in the end of July 1997 status of contributions report.

Customs officers may conduct a physical inspection only when they have received information or have sufficient reason to suspect that a certain shipment may be involved in illegal transit.

A similar situation was found in Cap Haïtien.

Indian Ocean tsunami developments

16. Situation of human rights in Haiti

The sea was tough.

34. The International Maritime Organization (IMO) supplied information on the status of the conventions regarding terrorism deposited with it,24 but had no other developments or initiatives to report on.

403. The following developments, not falling within the purview of the Regional Seas Programme, occurred during the past year.

A situation may also arise in which a coastal State reaches that conclusion not in response to a request by the subcommission but on its own.

Whereas the interim performance report (E CN.7 1997 14) provides details on output delivery, an update is given in the table shown below.

(f) Report of the independent expert on the situation of human rights in Haiti (resolution 1996 58, para. 10)

In his study on the situation in Haiti, the Special Rapporteur made an in depth study of this issue.

Note by the Secretary General transmitting the report of the independent expert on the situation of human rights in Haiti (A 53 355)

Access to funding for national reporting under the Rio Conventions

55 118. Situation of human rights in Haiti

The situation of democracy and human rights in Haiti.2

The situation of democracy and human rights in Haiti.7

16. Situation of human rights in Haiti 25

1996 58. Situation of human rights in Haiti

1995 70 Situation of human rights in Haiti

50 110 Human rights in Haiti

Think what it was a few years ago and what it is now.

In the circumstances, the Rapporteur decided not to proceed with the visit.