Licenciado Ángel Miguel Barquero Silva

Cleide Regina Silva Technical Advisor

Communication No. 969 2001, da Silva Queiroz v.

Vice Chairperson cum Rapporteur Mr. Dayaratna Silva (Sri Lanka)

Secretary, Luiza Lopes da Silva o Antonio Carlos Antunes Santos

Meriem Belmihoub Zerdani Salma Khan Glenda Simms Dubravka Šimonović Maria Regina Tavares da Silva

Rurany Ester Silva Technical Department on Women's Health (Área Técnica da Saúde da Mulher)

His Excellency Mr. Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, President of the Federative Republic of Brazil

His Excellency Mr. Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, President of the Federative Republic of Brazil

Communication No. 969 2001, da Silva Queiroz v. Portugal (Decision adopted on 26 July 2005, eighty fourth session)

Ms. Tavares da Silva welcomed the steps taken to ensure that more women were nominated to public office.

Gender, race and ethnicity Mr. Flinterman, Ms. Patten, Ms. Popescu, Ms. Simms, Ms. Šimonović and Ms. Tavares da Silva.

See ECLAC, Cooperation on Competition Policy in Latin American and Caribbean Bilateral Trade Agreements, LC W.12, by V. Silva.

Submitted by Abel da Silva Queiroz et al. (represented by counsel, João Pedro Gonçalves Gomes and Rui Falcão de Campos)

Ms. Tavares da Silva asked whether any steps were being taken to address the high rates of maternal and infant mortality.

Indeed, the mind can redefine itself, and this is demonstrated by two specialists called Hagen and Silva back in the 1970's.

Ms. Tavares da Silva agreed with Ms. Dairiam that, in many cases, the Gambian elite was more conservative than society at large.

Ms. Tavares da Silva expressed her concern that despite new legislation to combat violence against women, investigations could be halted at the complainant's request.

(b) Trial Chamber II Judge William Hussein Sekule (United Republic of Tanzania), Judge Arlette Ramaroson (Madagascar) and Judge Asoka de Silva (Sri Lanka) 2

Ms. Tavares da Silva said it seemed very strange to her that spouses did not have equal rights with respect to their common home.

Ms. Tavares da Silva said that she wished to return to the issue of equality versus equity, which was more than just a question of terminology.

The Co Chairperson (Sweden) The Assembly will now hear an address by His Excellency Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, President of the Federative Republic of Brazil.

Ms. Tavares da Silva, noting that paragraph 17 of the report was very misleading, welcomed the clarification about the establishment of the Council for Gender Equality.

Mr. da Silva Angelo will also continue to serve as the Resident Representative of the United Nations Development Programme and United Nations Resident Coordinator in Sierra Leone.

2 Judge de Silva was appointed on 3 August 2004 by the Secretary General to replace Judge Asoka de Zoysa Gunawardana, who retired on 30 June 2004.

Ms. Tavares da Silva said that, on reading the report, she had sensed an underlying assumption that gender equality would be achieved because the relevant legislation had been adopted.

I have already informed the Security Council of my intention to appoint Victor da Silva Angelo, the current Deputy Special Representative at UNAMSIL, as my Executive Representative for UNIOSIL.

They were Magalys Arocha Dominguez, Mary Shanthi Dairiam, Françoise Gaspard, Tiziana Maiolo, Silvia Pimentel, Hanna Beate Schöpp Schilling, Heisoo Shin, Glenda Simms, Anamah Tan, Regina Tavares da Silva and Xiaoqiao Zou.

Following the usual consultations, it is my intention to appoint Victor da Silva Angelo, who is currently serving as Deputy Special Representative for Sierra Leone, as my Executive Representative for UNIOSIL.

President Da Silva (spoke in Portuguese English text provided by the delegation) Josué de Castro, a Brazilian and a citizen of the world, once said that hunger is the biological expression of sociological evils .

Ms. Tavares da Silva noted that the delegation had stated that domestic workers were fully covered by Ireland's labour legislation but also that they were excluded from the scope of the Equal Status Act.

Ms. Tavares da Silva, referring to the reply to question No. 5 of the list of issues (CEDAW PSWG 2005 II CRP.1 Add.1), requested more specific information on the monitoring of the Convention.

The Government of Brazil has taken a positive approach to OFDI, and President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has set a target of 10 Brazilian firms becoming true TNCs by the end of his first term.

And in talking about financing for development, I should like to take the opportunity to welcome the excellent initiative of Presidents Chirac and Lula da Silva, who have proposed innovative machinery for financing international development assistance.

Ms. Tavares da Silva sought clarification of the reference to the gradual institutionalization of the gender approach, under the heading Social measures , on page 3 of the combined reports of Gabon (CEDAW C GAB 2 5).

Brazil s diplomatic efforts with Iran a country suspected of developing nuclear energy for military purposes began at a meeting last year between President Barack Obama and Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva during the G8 5 summit in L Aquila, Italy.

Two years ago, President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva declared before the Assembly that every nation that is committed to democracy at the domestic level must strive for more transparent, legitimate and representative decision making processes in its external relations.

After all, most new political challengers appear unprepared for the top job until they are in power. But Brazilians may feel that they have already broken enough political barriers and taboos in recent years, and that Silva would represent one too many.

Ms. Tavares da Silva said she wondered whether discrimination against women should be dealt with as one among nine categories, since it could lead to an unawareness of the nature of gender discrimination, which was structural and pervaded all societies and cultures.

On March 8, 2004, President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva launched the National Pact to Reduce Maternal and Neonatal Mortality, in order to guarantee that the national policies are in fact implemented and answer to the actual local needs of the population.

Despite the excitement aroused by her candidacy, however, Silva is unlikely to win. Since Latin America s democratization in the 1980s, only two incumbents have lost Daniel Ortega in Nicaragua (who was not really elected the first time) and Hipólito Mejía in the Dominican Republic.

Ultimately, Brazilians may just be too unsure about handing power to Silva, who has become a media phenomenon but remains an unknown quantity. Rousseff will probably be re elected, not so much on the strength of her record as because voters fear the unfamiliar.

In February, Bishop Alberto Ricardo da Silva of Dili and Bishop Basilio do Nascimento of Baucau issued a joint pastoral note criticizing the proposal of the Council of Ministers to designate religious education as an optional subject in some primary schools across Timor Leste.

Mr. Silva (Cape Verde) said that his country was preparing its national report for the 2006 comprehensive review of the Brussels Programme of Action and had integrated the main axes of the Programme of Action into the five strategic programmes of its National Development Plan.

On November 24, 2003, the President of the Republic, Luis Inácio Lula da Silva, sanctioned Law No. 10,778, which establishes the requirement for compulsory notification, by the public or private health care service where she is attended, in case of violence against a woman.