The representative of Myanmar made a statement in response to the presentation of the Special Rapporteur.

The representative of the Sudan made a statement in response to the presentation of the Special Rapporteur.

The representative of Cuba made a statement in response to the presentation of the Special Rapporteur.

The representative of Burundi made a statement in response to the presentation by the Special Rapporteur.

The representative of Afghanistan made a statement in response to the presentation.

The representative of the Democratic Republic of the Congo made a statement in response to the presentation of the Special Rapporteur.

The representatives of Venezuela and Haiti made statements in response to the presentation of the Special Rapporteur.

The present report is submitted in response to that request.

(d) Considering the utility of single comprehensive reports and of replacing periodic reports with specifically tailored reports and thematic reports

The representative of Rwanda made a statement in response to the presentation of the Special Representative.

It had reported 105 new allegations in 2004 89 against uniformed personnel and 16 against civilian personnel.

The representative of the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia made a statement in response to the presentation of the Special Rapporteur.

(c) Publication of technical reports, intended specially for health care professionals

The representatives of Iraq, Kuwait and the United States made statements in response to the presentation by the Special Rap porteur.

The report states that violence has increased, especially against the indigenous population.

There is a positive dimension to every human right.

The report, moreover, noted that there were multiple training structures based on the type of personnel served.

(g) Dedicated and targeted reporting provided to interested funding partners

In effect, the reporting guidelines would be tailored to each State s individual situation.

56. In conjunction with this conclusion, the recommendation in paragraph 125 of the same report stated that

The representatives of Greece, Kuwait and the United Arab Republic made statements in response to the presentation of the Special Rapporteur.

The representative of the United Republic of Tanzania made a statement in response to the presentation by the Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in Burundi.

Costa Rica reported that the purpose of extraction of organs was stipulated only in the context of trafficking in minors, but not generally in the context of trafficking in persons.

The evaluation study, prepared by the United Nations Research Institute for Social Development, made report specific recommendations.

It had also discussed the report of the Secretary General on violence against women.

Mr. Toshiyuki Niwa, Deputy Executive Director, provided a statement in response to the report.

Draft harmonized reporting guidelines

Bilateral projects reported in the energy sector were directed toward a number of different objectives.

Only one third of all countries reported having gender specific services.

The present report is structured to specifically address the issues raised by the Advisory Committee.

Welcoming the report of the Secretary General A 51 179.

The guidelines provide for comprehensive initial reports prepared on an article by article basis, and focused periodic reports geared primarily to the Committee's concluding observations on the previous report of the State party concerned.

Its recommendations are directed towards national Governments, the United Nations system and civil society.

Thus, there is a need for more drug specific trend analysis to support its conclusions.

The Special Rapporteur notes that there are no instances of cases against traffickers of local women and children.

Lastly, the report called for measures to address the root causes of violence.

And so, I think of what I'm doing not so much as studying the defendant in a criminal trial, but studying the jury.

A. General guidelines for reporting

The section does not cover resolutions or reports that addressed the issue of gender balance in the United Nations system.

During the period covered by this Report, a series of affirmative actions for women were taken.

The secretariat will provide an oral report on progress achieved to date in response to these requests.

Some Parties did not report specific policies and measures targeting N2O.

The terms of reference of the study of the social reports were to analyse the objectives of the different reports as well as to identify their target audiences, to identify the value added of each, to identify any areas of overlap or inconsistency and to suggest feasible changes in the orientation of the reports to improve their complementarity and value added.

Welcomes the adoption by the Committee of revised reporting guidelines and urges States parties to adhere to the revised guidelines, in particular with regard to the content and length of reports

Welcomes the adoption by the Committee of revised reporting guidelines, and urges States parties to adhere to the revised guidelines, in particular with regard to the content and length of reports