Expressing concern over the persistent natural disasters in countries of the region,

Expressing grave concern about the appalling proportions of the humanitarian crisis affecting the country,

Expressing deep concern at the lack of reconstruction in Afghanistan,

Expressing concern at the continuing large scale existence of these practices,

Expressing concern about the very difficult humanitarian situation in countries of the region,

Expressing concern about the very difficult humanitarian situation in countries of the region,

Welcoming the progress made in the implementation of the Convention, but expressing concern about the remaining challenges,

Expressing its grave concern at the danger to humanity posed by the possibility that nuclear weapons could be used,

Expressing concern at the continued conflict in the Sudan and its negative impact on the humanitarian situation,

Expressing concern at the illicit traffic in cultural property and its damage to the cultural heritage of nations,

Expressing concern that there is still only one female special representative of the Secretary General,

Expressing concern about the illicit traffic in cultural property and its damage to the cultural heritage of nations,

Expressing its deep concern at the continued risk for humanity represented by the possibility that nuclear weapons could be used,

Expressing its deep concern at the dire consequences of the conflict for the humanitarian and human rights situations,

Expressing concern that there are currently no women acting as special representatives or envoys,

Expressing its concern about the negative impact of unilateral coercive measures on international relations, trade, investment and cooperation,

Expressing concern that the practice of large scale pelagic drift net fishing remains a threat to marine living resources,

Expressing concern about the financial instability of the Office of the Special Representative and its adverse impact on the implementation of the mandate,

Expressing grave concern in particular at the humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip, and underlining the importance of emergency and humanitarian assistance,

Expressing grave concern over the halt in the peace process on the Syrian track, and expressing the hope that peace talks will soon resume from the point they had reached,

Expressing grave concern at the halt in the peace process on the Syrian track, and expressing the hope that peace talks will soon resume from the point they had reached,

Expressing concern at the damaging consequences of floods and drought that have occurred in various parts of the Sudan in recent years,

Expressing its concern that, even forty one years after the adoption of the Declaration, there still remain a number of Non Self Governing Territories,

Expressing its grave concern at any action taken by any body, governmental or non governmental, in violation of the above mentioned resolutions,

Expressing its concern that, more than forty years after the adoption of the Declaration, there still remain a number of Non Self Governing Territories,

Reiterating its concern about the lack of adequate resources, which impedes the effective functioning of the human rights treaty bodies,

Expressing its concern that more than forty years after the adoption of the Declaration there still remains a number of Non Self Governing Territories,

Expressing its concern that more than forty three years after the adoption of the Declaration there still remain a number of Non Self Governing Territories,

Expressing its grave concern about any action taken by any body, governmental or non governmental, in violation of the above mentioned resolutions,

Expressing its concern that even forty years after the adoption of the Declaration there still remain a number of Non Self Governing Territories,

Deeply concerned about the recent violence in the city of Monrovia and its environs, which poses a serious threat to the peace process,

Expressing its concern that more than forty four years after the adoption of the Declaration there still remain a number of Non Self Governing Territories,

Expressing concern at the great number of reports that are overdue (two hundred and fifteen), in particular initial reports, which constitutes an obstacle to the full implementation of the Convention,

Expressing grave concern at the continuation of the recent tragic and violent events that have led to many deaths and injuries,

Expressing deep concern over the severe destruction and devastation caused to several countries by heightened hurricane activity in the Caribbean region in 2004,

Expressing grave concern about the humanitarian situation in Gaza following recent events, and underlining the importance of emergency and humanitarian assistance,

Expressing grave concern over the continuation of the recent tragic and violent events that have led to many deaths and injuries,

Expressing its deep concern also over the serious deterioration of the situation in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including Jerusalem, and the difficulties facing the Middle East peace process,

Expressing concern at the negative impact of international financial turbulence on social and economic development and on the full enjoyment of all human rights,

Expressing concern at the great number of reports that are overdue and that continue to be overdue, in particular initial reports, which constitutes an obstacle to the full implementation of the Convention,

Expressing grave concern at the prevalent drought and its devastating impact on the socio economic situation of some States members of the Economic Cooperation Organization,

Welcoming the progress made in the implementation of the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women, but expressing concern about the remaining challenges,

Expressing concern at the great number of reports that are overdue and that continue to be overdue, in particular initial reports, which constitutes an obstacle to the full implementation of the Convention,

Expressing its deep concern about reports of violations of human rights and of international humanitarian law in parts of the country,

Expressing its concern about the adverse impact on the realization of the right to food caused by many humanitarian emergencies, including plagues and natural disasters,