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Belgium Michel Adam, Eddy Weyens, Gillard, Yans, Willy De Meyer, Vandenbosh, Van Gheluwe

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Bolivia Enrique Meyer Medina, Gerónimo Meleán, Saúl Lara, Raúl Barrios, Mary Carrasco, María Lourdes Espinoza Patiño, Franz Barrios

Mr. Meyer (Brazil), speaking on behalf of the Rio Group, endorsed the proposed programme of work.

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Mr. Meyer (Canada) introduced the working paper contained in document NPT CONF.2005 WP.39 on achieving permanence with accountability.

Mr. Meyer (Brazil) said that the United Nations presence in Timor Leste, which had helped to create a new, independent State, would help to develop national institutions and promote respect for human rights.

Mr. Meyer Bisch pointed out that the recent adoption of the UNESCO Convention was proof that protection of cultural diversity and individual cultural rights were not putting at risk the universality and indivisibility of human rights.

Mr. Meyer (Brazil), speaking on behalf of the Rio Group, said that the Group attached great importance to the examination of those issues that had a direct impact on all existing and future peacekeeping operations.

Ingeborg Breines, UNESCO Liaison Office in Geneva Taïmour Mostafa Kamel, International Organization of la Francophonie Patrice Meyer Bisch, Observatory for diversity and cultural rights Joanna Bourke Martignoni, Institut interdisciplinaire d'éthique et des droits de l'homme, University of Fribourg Jean Bernard Marie, Centre national de recherche scientifique de Strasbourg, Robert Schuman University Giorgio Malinverni, member, Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights

Ms. Meyer (Canada) said that her Government strongly supported the use of space by all nations for peaceful purposes space represented an increasingly valuable resource in many sectors and must be protected so that its benefits would continue to accrue to all.

Mr. Patrice Meyer Bisch, representative of the Observatory for diversity and cultural rights, stressed that apprehension related to cultural relativism and to the risk that promotion of cultural rights could jeopardize the universality of human rights had delayed consideration on the part of the international community of the fact that culture could trigger development.

Mr. Meyer Bisch further underlined that the protection of cultural diversity was only meaningful and could only be made possible through the promotion of and respect for cultural rights within the human rights system as a whole he added that the rights to education, information and participation in cultural life were essential to prevent tensions and to the fight against poverty.

Mr. Meyer (Brazil) said that his country enthusiastically reaffirmed the Beijing and Cairo outcome documents, which together with the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women and other relevant human rights instruments, had provided invaluable guidance to the Brazilian Government in promoting the advancement of women.

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21. Mr. Meyer (Luxembourg), speaking on behalf of the European Union and the associate countries of Bulgaria, Cyprus, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Romania, Slovakia and Slovenia, welcomed the outcome of the first session of the Conference of the Parties to the Convention to Combat Desertification, particularly the consensus reached on the Global Mechanism and the location of its permanent secretariat.

Mr. Meyer (Brazil) announced that the following countries had also joined in sponsoring the draft resolution Antigua and Barbuda, Austria, Bangladesh, Botswana, Canada, Cape Verde, Costa Rica, Croatia, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Lebanon, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Mongolia, the Netherlands, Norway, Slovakia, Spain, Sweden, the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia and Viet Nam.

Mr. Meyer (Canada) said that the Democratic People's Republic of Korea's withdrawal from the Treaty, non compliance by the Islamic Republic of Iran with its obligations, which raised doubts about that country's real intentions, the violations which the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya had admitted to having committed and the black market in nuclear technologies in which Mr. Khan and citizens and entities from several States parties to the Treaty were involved had made the past year a sombre one.

They posed a direct threat to life and limb, inhibited the safe delivery of humanitarian assistance, and presented a major obstacle to sustainable development. Despite great progress in recent years, they continued indiscriminately to kill or injure 15,000 to 20,000 people annually that was 1,500 casualties a month, 40 casualties a day, or at least 2 new casualties an hour, in direct victims alone.