In the area of disarmament, concern persists in the international community.

Yet the government is obviously worried by the upsurge of xenophobia and neo Nazi violence.

The Government of Eritrea is gravely concerned about recent developments and the rapidly deteriorating situation in Somalia.

1. The Government of Norway is gravely concerned by the increasing use of anti personnel land mines in conflict areas.

His Government was concerned about the poverty and suffering which indigenous peoples had endured and continued to defend their rights.

It is of great concern to the Ministry that many school age children remain out of school.

UNRWA remains concerned about violations of the Palestine refugee children's right to life, education and health.

After the war ended in January 2009, the international community was preoccupied with opening up Gaza.

After the war ended in January 2009, the international community was preoccupied with opening up Gaza.

My Government is particularly concerned at the continuation of mindless attacks on humanitarian workers and UNPROFOR personnel.

The Government was also gravely concerned about the banning of the Georgian language and the threats against teachers who continued to teach in Georgian.

The most serious concern for the international community is that the United States maintains its anti Cuba policy by means of unilateral sanctions.

50. The international community was profoundly concerned about the increasing number of conflicts which were taking lives and inflicting suffering on people as well as causing regional and international instability.

While Zimbabwe welcomed the commitment to address the special needs of Africa, it was concerned by the lack of time bound targets and practical follow up.

The Movement continues to be concerned at the lack of real progress in the implementation of the road map more than two years since its adoption.

The Israeli population is genuinely concerned about security, as are the Palestinians, and the support of Israel s political parties for negotiations depends upon security guarantees.

That is one reason why my Government is particularly concerned at the under funding of peace keeping operations and at the failure of certain Member States to pay their assessed contributions.

It is, therefore, with good reason that the international community is concerned at the present state of the world apos s major fisheries, of which straddling fish stocks and highly migratory fish stocks are important components.

Furthermore, the Lithuanian Minister of Foreign Affairs is concerned over Russia apos s repeated claims of human rights violations in the Baltic countries, as this does not reflect the true situation.

Australia remained concerned about the problem of political prisoners, including in Tibet, and the number of executions carried out over the past year, particularly in Xinjian Province.

It is the concern of our Government, under President Ramos, to create an environment of peace and security, principally through social and political reforms so that development can be sustained.

Although it was disheartening that racially motivated violence and clashes between the various groups were continuing in that country, his Government welcomed the agreement to hold multiracial elections and set up a transitional executive council.

OIOS is concerned about the significant increase in overtime and related costs in some areas as well as the significant differences between the conditions applied at different duty stations.

His Government was concerned over the Secretariat apos s approach to Members of the Organization, a matter which transcended the debate on the proposed programme budget for the biennium 1994 1995.

The Government of Suriname, for instance, is concerned that emigration is depleting the country of its younger, skilled professionals, leaving behind a population whose age structure and skills profile are unfavourable for development.

The treatment of staff members in detention continued to be a matter of considerable concern to the Agency, with staff members both in detention and upon their release complaining of having been subjected to various forms of physical and psychological mistreatment.

That is quite a power to have because sometimes the Government is anxious to get legislation on the statute book and if the House of Lords is disagreeing or blocking, then compromises have to be reached that are acceptable.

His Government remained seriously concerned about the human rights situation in Myanmar and condemned the refusal by the armed forces to release all political detainees, including Nobel Peace Prize winner Daw Aung San Sun Kyi.