By Procedural Order No. 5, dated 27 September 2004, the Panel stated that it did not accept the amendments proposed by Iran.

The State party affirms that the author was removed from the FIES roster by order of the Madrid prison supervision court dated 17 August 1995, as confirmed by an order of the Provincial High Court of Madrid dated 8 January 1996, and that that ruling is being implemented.

By Order dated 19 November 2004, the President fixed 1 and 2 December 2004 as the dates for the hearing.

This was recorded in Procedural Order No. 2 dated 31 December 2004.

By Procedural Order No. 8 of the fourth F4 instalment dated 30 April 2004, the Panel deferred the claim to the fifth F4 instalment.

By a joint communication from the parties dated 24 September 2004, the Tribunal received the interim report regarding works in Area D at Pulau Tekong referred to in paragraph 106 (1) (a) (ii) of the Order of the Tribunal dated 8 October 2003.

Moreover, the Panel notes that Iraq included with its comments a copy of a presidential confiscation order dated in April 1992 and another confiscation order from the Iraqi Council of Ministers dated in September 1992, directing the military authorities to confiscate the claimant's assets in Iraq.

Further to the request of the parties, the President of the Special Chamber extended the time limit for making preliminary objections until 1 January 2006, by Order dated 16 December 2003.

See also Petition on the consideration of the situation , Order dated 22 September 1995, I.C.J. Reports 1975, p. 305, para.

That law was promulgated in former French West Africa and made applicable to the former colonies by an order dated 2 April 1927 (Official Journal of French West Africa, 1927, p. 297).

4.1 By note dated 13 January 2005, the State party submitted that on 28 December 2001, the Supreme Court issued an order commuting Arutyuniantz's death sentence to a term of 20 years' imprisonment.

The Report will be sent to the Ministry of Education, the Chamber for Training of Professors and the Chamber for Diversity in Education, established by Ministerial Order No. 695 dated September 10, 2004.

In Procedural Order No. 1, dated 11 August 2004, the Panel formally adopted the E2 claim for inclusion in the thirtieth instalment.

It may be recalled that by the Tribunal's Order dated 16 December 2003, the time limit for making preliminary objections with respect to the case was extended, at the request of the parties, until 1 January 2006 in order to enable them to reach a settlement.

Nevertheless, in a judgement dated 8 November 2001, the Administrative Court rejected the appeal against the order and the designated country of return.

By Procedural Order No. 6 of the fourth F4 instalment dated 30 April 2004, the Panel deferred the portion of claim No. 5000259 of Kuwait relating to remediation of coastal mudflats to the fifth F4 instalment.

The application was rejected by the Federal Office for Refugees by decision dated 10 January 2002.

The House received a second progress report by letter dated 11 December 2001.

The other modifies House of Representatives' bylaws and statute, in order to guarantee maternal leave for female federal representatives (Resolution No. 15, dated 28 11 03).

A further State party's submission dated 2 June 2005 was received by the Committee.

By Order dated 20 December 2000, the Tribunal formed a Special Chamber of five judges to deal with a dispute between Chile and the European Community concerning the conservation and sustainable exploitation of swordfish stocks in the South Eastern Pacific Ocean.

Following an agreement between Chile and the European Community, the Tribunal, by Order dated 20 December 2000, formed a Special Chamber to deal with a dispute between Chile and the European Community concerning the conservation and sustainable exploitation of swordfish stocks.

Further to the letter offering appointment dated 13 July 2000 and its acceptance by you by your letter dated 19 July 2000, I forward to you the relevant document of your appointment to the post of temporary district judge.

Originally, 23 stand alone claims, one E2 claim and four corporate detainee claims were included in the thirtieth instalment and were submitted to the Panel by Procedural Order No. 1 dated 11 August 2004, in accordance with article 32 of the Rules.

By Procedural Order No. 1 dated 11 August 2004, the Panel gave notice of its intention to complete its review of the claims in this instalment and submit its report and recommendations to the Governing Council within six months of 11 August 2004.

By a joint communication dated 9 January 2004, Malaysia and Singapore submitted to the Tribunal the initial report referred to in article 95, paragraph 1, of the Rules, pursuant to paragraph 106 (3) of the Order of the Tribunal of 8 October 2003.

The information included is up dated by each organization, which can be contacted for further information.

An appeal by the complainant was also rejected, by the Swiss Asylum Review Commission, in a ruling dated 5 August 2002.

In order to attain this objective, the National Council on Education approved the Operational Guidelines for Basic Education in Rural Schools (Resolution CNE CEB No. 01, dated April 3, 2002).

(1) Settlement by payment order

Letter dated 2 June 2005 addressed to the Secretary General by the President of the Security Council

Letter dated 1 June 2005 addressed to the Secretary General by the President of the Security Council

However, by letter dated 4 August 2004, Ms. Irene Schäfer presented an instrument executed by the author making her counsel of record.

The proposal was also communicated to the Depositary by the secretariat in a notification dated 26 May 2005.

5.1 In a letter dated August 2002, the complainant stands by the points made in his initial complaint.

4.2 By letter dated 28 May 2003, the State party submitted its comments on the merits of the complaint.

(Listed by country in Arabic alphabetical order)

4.1 In its observations dated 8 May 2003, the State party only challenged the merits of the communication, arguing that the author's conviction under article 7, paragraphs 1 and 3, of the National Security Law was justified by the necessity to protect its national security and democratic order.

Sensitive Fuses and Sensors for Mines Other Than Anti Personnel Mine, Proposal for Best Practice (document CCW GGE VIII WG.2 WP.3, dated 5 July 2004) by Germany Sensitive Fuses in Mines Other than Anti Personnel Mines (document CCW GGE IX WG.2 WP.1, dated 11 November 2004) by the United Kingdom Mines other than Anti Personnel Mines laid outside perimeter marked areas (document CCW GGE VIII WG.2 WP.2, dated 30 June 2004) by Ireland.

By letter dated 7 February 2000, the author furnished the Committee with a transcript of the videotaped testimony in question.

704 dated 7.8.1982, as well as Legislative Decree n. 230 dated 17.3.1995 regulate all aspects related to the above activities.

In a note verbale dated 24 August 2005, the Secretary General invited Governments to submit their reports by 31 October 2005.

Decree No. 68 2002 ND CP by the Government, dated 10 July 2002, on marriage and family relationships with foreign elements.

4.1 By letter dated 3 February 2003, the State party indicated that it did not challenge the admissibility of the complaint.

The Brazilian Government created, through Presidential Decree No. 5.030, dated March 31st, 2004, an Inter Ministerial Working Group to draft a bill and devise other instruments in order to curb domestic violence against women in Brazil.