Mr. Morillas Gómez withdrew.

Gómez Grillo, Elio Diario de criminología, Universidad Central de Venezuela, Caracas, 1977, p. 207.

He also referred to the Views of the Committee in the Gómez Vásquez case.

Mr. Gómez Robledo (Mexico) said that the Working Group had considered a number of proposals, and he was confident that agreement would shortly be reached.

In Gómez Isa, F., and Pureza, J. M., La Protección Internacional de los Derechos Humanos en los albores del Siglo XXI. Universidad de Deusto. Bilbao, 2003.

At the invitation of the Chairman, Mr. Morillas Gómez (Coordinador Estatal de la Asociación de Amigos del Pueblo Saharaui) took a place at the petitioners' table.

Mr. Esouo Mbengouo (Equatorial Guinea) asked Mr. Morillas Gómez what link there was between the situation in Western Sahara and the phenomenon of immigration across the strait.

Mr. Gómez Robledo (Mexico) (spoke in Spanish) We have come to the end of a long process aimed at reaching points of agreement on a very complex topic.

Mr. Gómez Robledo (Mexico) (spoke in Spanish) After five years of intense and prolonged deliberations, on 28 October, Mexico deposited its instrument of ratification of the Rome Statute.

The Acting President (spoke in French) I call on His Excellency Mr. Mauricio Gómez Lacayo, Vice Minister Secretary of Economic Relations and Cooperation of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Nicaragua.

4.5 The State party says that the Committee's Views in Gómez Vásquez cannot be generalized and applied to other cases, since they are restricted to the specific case in which they were adopted.

Mr. Gómez Lacayo (Nicaragua) (spoke in Spanish) We have listened very closely to the various statements that have been made regarding future prospects for international cooperation and its link to the Millennium Development Goals.

4.5 The State party asserts that the Committee's Views in Cesario Gómez Vásquez v. Spain, could not be generalized and applied to other cases, since they were restricted to the specific case in which they were adopted.

A propósito de la modernización de la justicia penal y del juicio por jurados, in Buompadre, Jorge Eduardo (editor and coordinator), Derecho penal, derecho procesal penal. Homenaje a Carlos Alberto Contreras Gómez, Abeledo Perrot, Buenos Aires, March 1997, pp. 245 259.

5.4 The author states that pursuant to the Committee's Views in Gómez Vásquez, the Second Chamber of the Supreme Court, convening in plenary session on 13 September 2000, referred to the appropriateness of initiating appeal proceedings before requesting judicial review.

Mr. Gómez Robledo (Mexico), introducing the draft resolution on behalf of the original sponsors and also Canada, Costa Rica, Croatia, Ecuador, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Malta and Poland, said that terrorism was a serious problem for the territorial integrity and security of States.

See, e.g. Human Rights Committee, communication No. 981 2001, Gómez Casafranca v. Peru, Views adopted on 22 July 2003 (CCPR C 78 D 981 2001) and communication No. 1033 2001, Singarasa v. Sri Lanka, Views adopted on 21 July 2004 (CCPR C 81 D 1033 2001).

The Participants in the Expert Consultation were Ingunn Sofie Aursnes, Paul Bentall, George Bisharat, Widney Brown, Pierre Buyoya, Roberta Cohen, Mayra Gómez, Agnes Hurwitz, Lisa Jones, Isabel G. Lavadenz Paccieri, Scott Leckie, Dan Lewis, Karolina Lindholm Billing, Gert Ludekin, Carolyn Makinson, John Packer and Rhodri Williams.

5.2 The author indicates that the Committee's Views in the Gómez Vásquez case show the inadequacy of Spanish legislation in connection with article 14, paragraph 5, of the Covenant, and that the State party has not adopted measures to rectify that situation, despite the Committee's recommendation.

19 2003, which entered into force in Spain at the end of December 2003 as mentioned in the Committee's Views in Gómez Vásquez, the Act generalizes a second level of jurisdiction in criminal cases, instituting appeals against judgements by provincial courts and the National High Court.

4.7 With regard to the violation of article 14, paragraph 5, in connection with article 26 of the Covenant, the State party cites the Committee's Views in the Gómez Vásquez case, in which the Committee considered that the different treatment for different offences did not necessarily constitute discrimination.

Mr. Gómez Robledo (Mexico), speaking on behalf of the sponsors, said that his delegation hoped that, by the same time the following year, the Committee would be adopting a Comprehensive and Integral International Convention on the Protection and Promotion of the Rights and Dignity of Persons with Disabilities.

Mr. Gómez Robledo (Mexico) (spoke in Spanish) It is a great honour for Mexico to participate in this meeting to assess progress in the implementation of the World Programme of Action for Youth to the Year 2000 and Beyond, which has seen the significant participation of young people from around the world.

Speaker on Victimology II victimization processes from a criminological viewpoint , postgraduate course, National University of Córdoba, organized by Professor Hilda Marchiori and by the Postgraduate Department, Faculty of Psychology. Paper presented at the Health Sciences Graduate Department, Enrique Barros and Enfermera Gordillo Gómez, city of Universidad, province of Córdoba, 6 October 2001.

Los Derechos Humanos y la Independencia del Poder Judicial en la República Argentina (Recordando a Juan Bautista Alberdi y la Constitución Argentina), published in Homenaje al Dr. Marino Barbero Santos, In Memoriam, Volumen I, ed. Luis A. Arroyo Zapatero e Ignacio Berdugo Gómez de la Torre, Ediciones de la Universidad de Castilla La Mancha, Ediciones Universidad Salamanca, pp. 229 243, Spain, 2001.

Mr. Morillas Gómez (Coordinador Estatal de la Asociación de Amigos del Pueblo Saharaui) said that the situation stemmed from the stagnation of the Moroccan economy over the previous 20 years and the millions of dollars squandered by the construction of the wall that ate away at the Moroccan economy like a cancer. Faced with dim prospects at home, hundreds of thousands of young people risked their lives aboard flimsy vessels in an attempt to get to Europe.