To combat the problem was a collective responsibility of all and cooperation between States was essential.

Bilateral and regional cooperation should be reinforced to prevent and combat the serious problem of trafficking of children.

Bilateral and regional cooperation should be reinforced to prevent and combat the serious problem of trafficking of children.

It was also a clear example of the spirit of cooperation existing in efforts to combat the drug problem.

In 1988, the Anti Drug Authority of Israel had been established to combat the new problem of drug consumption.

This will provide the international community with an ample opportunity to reaffirm its commitment to combat this global problem.

Several speakers identified kidnapping as a very serious problem and highlighted various initiatives adopted to combat it.

The same problem was affecting execution of the Programme of Action for the Third Decade to Combat Racism and Racial Discrimination.

In order to combat the problem, there needs to be close coordination and collaboration, using a holistic and integrated approach.

114. On the question of debt, the World Bank, IMF and other donors had agreed on a programme to combat that problem.

The Assembly also requested the Commission to analyse those reports in order to enhance the cooperative effort to combat the world drug problem.

However, in order to effectively combat racism and ensure its eradication, we first need to elaborate a comprehensive diagnosis of the problem.

Many speakers commented on the problem of trafficking in human beings and the need to enhance efforts to combat that particularly appalling crime.

4. Condemns the growing problem of trafficking in women in the region, and calls upon all concerned authorities to combat actively this criminal practice

Because of the organized and transnational aspects of trafficking in children, it was necessary to combat the problem with effective international cooperation involving police.

Because of the organized and transnational aspects of trafficking in children, it was necessary to combat the problem with effective international cooperation involving police.

One of the main features of the draft plan of action is the appeal to regional institutions to support efforts to combat the drugs problem.

His Government was making every effort to combat illicit drug trafficking by strengthening law enforcement and collaborating with other countries affected by the problem.

To combat that problem, Fiji had signed a memorandum of understanding with the Australian Government and had ratified two international conventions against child labour.

Thus ILO IPEC strives to (a) Support national efforts to combat child labour and to build up a permanent capacity to tackle the problem

By implementing a package of well targeted technical cooperation programmes, UNDCP continued in 1995 to support the efforts of Governments to combat the drugs problem.

Another notable advance in efforts to combat violence against women was the high degree of awareness among Philippine men about the need to eradicate the problem.

In addressing the current context, effective efforts to combat mercenarism ultimately needed to address the root causes of the problem on both the supply and demand sides.

It is clear that terrorism is an international problem no one state acting in isolation will be able to combat the threat posed by terrorists.

Against that background, all representatives emphasized that joint action based on regional, subregional, and international cooperation was essential in order to combat the drugs problem.

Through the OAU Plan of Action, which provides for the implementation of specific drug control measures, African Governments have reaffirmed their commitment to combat the drug problem.

172. The Committee recommends that the Government address the problem of the inequitable distribution of wealth among the population in order to combat the poverty that characterizes the country.

The Committee urges the State party to take more effective measures to combat domestic violence, in particular domestic violence against women, and the serious problem of street children.

The results had alerted policy makers to the causes, characteristics and consequences of the problem, and recommendations had been made on how to combat trafficking and protect its victims.

In this regard, the existence and operation of the Ad Hoc Committee served to keep the General Assembly at the forefront of the multilateral negotiation process to combat the problem.

The fact that the countries of the region are significantly involved in the direct funding of activities to combat desertification clearly reflects the priority these countries attach to this problem.

Cooperation by the competent authorities was important at the regional level, and States must adopt confidence building measures and act with transparency in order to combat that serious problem.

The observer for Panama made a statement referring to the drug problem in his country and to the commitment of his Government to devote all necessary resources to combat it.

The need for a comprehensive course, as opposed to ad hoc training programmes, is seen as an essential component in any strategy to combat the problem of violence against women.

In parallel with globalization, there has been an explosion of complex networks of criminal organizations, whose activities span many countries, where Governments may have different capacities to combat the problem.

The conference should formulate an action plan to combat the proliferation problem on the basis of the experiences of indigenous regional approaches, which will have instituted measures to effectively deal with the issue globally.

The Committee urges the State party to take all the appropriate measures to combat the problem of trafficking in minors, including collecting relevant data and statistics and conducting a thorough study on this issue.

The Committee is therefore not satisfied with the information provided by the State party on the measures taken to combat the effects of this serious problem with regard to the rights protected by the Covenant

160. In view of the scale of the problem of sale and trafficking of children, especially girls, the Committee is deeply concerned about the absence of a specific law and policy to combat this phenomenon.

He regrets to note that despite these stated commitments to combat the problem, no progress has been witnessed since his first visit and child prostitution and trafficking in the Kingdom continues to increase alarmingly.

The adoption of a clear political declaration reaffirming a global approach to international drug control would be a major achievement of the special session, showing the determination of the international community to combat the problem together.

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