The State party should consider withdrawing its reservations.

However, consideration is being made to give up this reservation at an appropriate time.

The Working Group had therefore decided, on balance, to retain the provision.

We trust that the sponsors will consider our strong reservations and reflect on how to put things back into the right perspective.

A possible optional protocol should consider the question of reservations.

However, account must be taken of the will of the reserving State regarding the relationship between the ratification of a treaty and the reservation.

The report discusses the reservations in several places but does not state whether the Government is considering their withdrawal.

The report discusses the reservation in several places but does not state whether the Government is considering their withdrawal.

The view was also expressed that the question of the validity of reservations should be considered together with the question of the legal consequences of invalid reservations.

With regard to the reservation made by Italy to article 6 of the Convention, members asked whether consideration was given to its withdrawal.

Nevertheless, in view of its usefulness for a number of States, it was decided to keep it for the time being.

Accordingly, we will be favourably considering the proposals of the Secretary General on maintaining a United Nations presence in Timor Leste.

The objecting State might also expect that its objection, by conveying disapproval, would open the way for what the Special Rapporteur had referred to as the reservations dialogue by encouraging the reserving State to reconsider the need for or the content of its reservation.

The Government of Finland recommends the Government of Malaysia to reconsider its reservation to the said Convention .

The Government of Denmark recommends that the Government of Lebanon reconsider their reservations to the said Convention .

Urges once again the States that have not yet done so to consider signing and ratifying or acceding to the Convention on the Rights of the Child as a matter of priority and, concerned at the great number of reservations to the Convention, urges States parties to withdraw reservations incompatible with the object and purpose of the Convention and to consider reviewing other reservations with a view to withdrawing them

4. Urges States parties to the Convention which have made reservations to review the compatibility of their reservations with article 51 of the Convention and other relevant rules of international law, with the aim of withdrawing them

He refused to entertain the notion that an objecting State could require a reserving State to be bound by the treaty as a whole.

They also wanted to know whether consideration was given by his Government to withdrawing the reservation made to article 4 of the Convention.

9. Calls upon those States that have made reservations to article 4 of the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination to give serious consideration to withdrawing such reservations as a matter of priority

10. Encourages those States that have made reservations to article 4 of the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination to give serious consideration to withdrawing such reservations as a matter of priority

Hon. Tsugumo... heed my advice and reconsider.

11. Expresses its concern at the great number of reservations to the Convention, and urges States parties to withdraw reservations incompatible with the object and purpose of the Convention and to consider reviewing other reservations with a view to withdrawing them

It was never intended to remain in place in the event of a violation of the peace agreements by Ethiopia.

2. Expresses its concern about the great number of reservations to the Convention, and urges States parties to withdraw reservations incompatible with the object and purpose of the Convention and to consider reviewing other reservations with a view to withdrawing them

3. Expresses its concern about the great number of reservations to the Convention, and urges States parties to withdraw reservations that are incompatible with the object and purpose of the Convention and to consider reviewing other reservations with a view to withdrawing them

Governments may therefore wish to consider keeping in the final text some recognition of that limitation.

Urges once again the States that have not yet done so to consider signing and ratifying or acceding to the Convention on the Rights of the Child as a matter of priority and, concerned at the great number of reservations to the Convention, urges States parties to withdraw reservations incompatible with the object and purpose of the Convention and to consider reviewing other reservations with a view to withdrawing them

15. Called upon, all States to ensure that no reservation is incompatible with the object and purpose of the Convention and encourages States parties to consider limiting the extent of any reservations they lodge to the Convention, to formulate any reservations as precisely and narrowly as possible and to review regularly any reservations made in respect of the provisions of the Convention, with a view to withdrawing them

Conversely, the absence or scarcity of objections as to the validity of a reservation might be an element to be taken into account in assessing its validity, although it was by no means the deciding factor.

The Commission takes into account that controls for detention procedures and the right of habeas corpus exist in Colombia.

Comments and proposed changes coming from all those sources had been taken into account in the new documents being drafted.

Calls upon all States to ensure that no reservation is incompatible with the object and purpose of the Convention and encourages States parties to consider limiting the extent of any reservations they lodge to the Convention, to formulate any reservations as precisely and narrowly as possible and to review regularly any reservations made in respect of the provisions of the Convention, with a view to withdrawing them

18. Called upon all States to ensure that no reservation is incompatible with the object and purpose of the Convention and encourages States parties to consider limiting the extent of any reservations they lodge to the Convention, to formulate any reservations as precisely and narrowly as possible and to review regularly any reservations made in respect of the provisions of the Convention, with a view to withdrawing them

The proposed draft text for article 1 should be retained for continuation of the discussion at a future session in light of the considerations expressed above.

The Committee is of the opinion that, in light of the proposed reforms to national legislation, the reservations may not be necessary.

The Committee is of the opinion that, in the light of the proposed reforms to national legislation, the reservations may not be necessary.

The Committee encourages the State party to consider withdrawing reservations and declarations entered upon the ratification of the Covenant in the light of the fact that they negate the core purposes and objectives of the Covenant.

The Committee notes that the reservations entered by Finland upon ratification of the Covenant with respect to articles 10(2)(b) and (3), 14(7) and 20(1) are still in force and recommends that consideration be given to the withdrawal of these reservations.

In particular, safety and security concerns must be balanced with a prisoner's desire to keep all of his legal documents in his cell.

2. Urges once again States that have not yet done so to sign and ratify or accede to the Convention on the Rights of the Child as a matter of priority, and, concerned about the great number of reservations to the Convention, urges States parties to withdraw reservations that are incompatible with the object and purpose of the Convention and to consider reviewing other reservations with a view to withdrawing them

Urges once again States that have not yet done so to sign and ratify or accede to the Convention on the Rights of the Child2 as a matter of priority, and, concerned about the great number of reservations to the Convention, urges States parties to withdraw reservations that are incompatible with the object and purpose of the Convention and to consider reviewing other reservations with a view to withdrawing them

The Australian Government is considering its options regarding its reservation to article 11 (2) of the Convention.

He suggested looking for new wording that took the concerns into account but retained the two concepts.

Why not? All I care in the end is that she stays here.