Caleb Chung plays with Pleo

Yeung, Henry Wai chung (2002).

Yeung, Henry Wai chung (2004).

Communication No. 1336 2004, Chung v.

Source Survey conducted by Henry Wai chung Yeung.

Source Survey conducted by Henry Wai chung Yeung.

(d) Working paper by Ms. Chung and Ms.

See a full analysis in Henry Wai chung Yeung (2004).

Submitted by Mr. Yo Han Chung (not represented by counsel)

Caleb Chung That's all I wanted to say there. I love toys.

Mr. Chen Shiqiu, Ms. Chung and Ms. Wadibia Anyanwu subsequently joined the sponsors.

For a complete analysis of these data, see Henry Wai chung Yeung (2002).

Ms. Chung gave examples of companies working with authoritarian regimes such as Myanmar.

Ms. O'Connor expressed an interest in working with Ms. Chung on her paper.

Mr. Chung (Republic of Korea) supported the proposal to delete draft paragraph 6.

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Preliminary report by Yozo Yokota and Chin Sung Chung on discrimination based on work and descent

(i) Ms. Chung would pay 2 million to Mr. Alan and Mr. Banner if the scheme succeeded.

Mr. Alfonso Martínez and Ms. Chung spoke in favour of continuing the mandate of the working group.

The Chairperson suggested that Ms. Chung could incorporate the issue of trade agreements into her working paper.

(a) Ms. Chung would set up a shell company, Lownet Inc., in Youngland to conduct a consumer fraud

In the interactive dialogue that followed, statements were made by Ms. Chung, Ms. Hampson, Ms. Koufa and Mr. Sattar.

At the request of Ms. Chung, Ms. Dee purchased a villa in Zeitstaat on her behalf for 2 million.

Mr. Chung (Republic of Korea) expressed support for the proposal for a clarification of draft article 2 in the commentary.

Mr. Alfonso Martínez, Mr. Alfredsson, Ms. Chung, Ms. Hampson, Mr. Pinheiro, Mr. Sorabjee and Mr. Yokota subsequently joined the sponsors.

Ms. Chung transferred the 5 million proceeds in Goldfingers Bank to 15 bank accounts in country Zeitstaat (suspicious transaction reporting).

Switzerland Rudolf Schaller, Chung Yol Lee, Martin Strub, David Best, Diane Steber, Elisabeth Heer, Caroline Bichet Anthamatten, Laurent Medioni, Ambros Uchtenhagen

At the request of Ms. Chung, Ms. Dee brought 2 million in cash into Xanadu and handed it to Mr. Banner.

The topics proposed by Mr. Biró and Ms. Chung for working papers were already in the revised agenda he had proposed.

At the 15th meeting, on 8 August 2005, Ms. Chung introduced draft resolution E CN.4 Sub.2 2005 L.22, sponsored by Mr. Bengoa, Mr. Bíró, Mr. Cherif, Ms. Chung, Mr. Dos Santos, Ms. Mbonu, Ms. Motoc, Ms. O'Connor, Ms. Rakotoarisoa, Mr. Sattar, Mr. Tuñón Veilles, Ms. Warzazi and Mr. Yokota.

Mr. Bíró, Mr. Bossuyt, Mr. Chen, Ms. Chung, Ms. Hampson, Ms. Koufa, Ms. Mbonu, Ms. Motoc, Mr. Pinheiro, Mr. Salama, Mr. Sattar,

In the interactive dialogue that followed, statements were made by Mr. Alfredsson, Mr. Chen Shiqiu, Ms. Chung, Ms. Motoc and Mr. Salama.

(c) Progress report of Mr. Yokota and Ms. Chung, Special Rapporteurs on discrimination based on work and descent (resolution 2005 22, para.

Ms. Chung stressed the importance of the working group's to gathering information on this issue and made three proposals for future work.

In the interactive dialogue that followed, statements were made by Mr. Casey, Ms. Chung, Ms. Hampson, Ms. Mbonu, Mr. Pinheiro and Mr. Sattar.

The investigative technique could be introduced whereby a law enforcement officer pretends to be a potential customer and approaches Ms. Chung to get information.

Criminalization of money laundering, including the issue of laundering of self proceeds as far as Ms. Chung is concerned, could also be discussed here.

Mr. Bengoa, Mr. Bíró, Ms. Chung, Mr. Dos Santos, Ms. Koufa, Ms. Rakotoarisoa, Mr. Tuñón Veilles, Ms. Wadibia Anyanwu and Ms. Warzazi draft resolution

Mr. Bengoa, Mr. Casey, Mr. Chen Shiqiu, Mr. Cherif, Ms. Chung, Mr. Dos Santos, Ms. O'Connor, Ms. Rakotoarisoa, Ms. Wadibia Anyanwu, Ms. Warzazi and

This document was prepared and edited by the UNCTAD secretariat with substantive inputs from Henry Wai chung Yeung, Department of Geography, National University of Singapore.

During the course of the general discussion, Mr. Biró, Ms. Chung and Mr. Alfonso Martínez made suggestions for the future work of the working group.

Mr. Alfredsson, Mr. Bengoa, Mr. Bíró, Mr. Bossuyt, Mr. Chen Shiqiu, Mr. Cherif, Ms. Chung, Mr. Decaux, Mr. Dos Santos, Ms. Koufa, Ms. Motoc, Ms.

At the same meeting, Ms. Chung introduced draft resolution E CN.4 Sub.2 2005 L.32, sponsored by Mr. Alfredsson, Mr. Bengoa, Mr. Bíró, Mr. Bossuyt, Mr. Chen Shiqiu, Mr. Cherif, Ms. Chung, Mr. Decaux, Mr. Dos Santos, Ms. Koufa, Ms. Mbonu, Ms. Motoc, Ms. O'Connor, Mr. Pinheiro, Ms. Rakotoarisoa, Mr. Salama, Mr. Sattar, Mr. Tuñón Veilles, Ms. Warzazi and Mr. Yokota.

Mr. Chung (Singapore) said that he could accept either the United States proposal or the German wording since their effect, as safe harbour provisions, was identical.

(b) Ms. Chung and Mr. Yokota, Special Rapporteurs on discrimination based on work and descent, introduced their preliminary report (E CN.4 Sub.2 2005 30).