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… Thematic issues Chad Counter-terrorism Ebola Extremism Iraq Libya Mali Sahel Sanctions Small arms Syria Terrorism West Africa UNITED NATIONS SECURITY COUNCIL Statement by HE Mr Gary Quinlan, Ambassador … range of development and security entities to help build community resilience against terrorism. The Council's Al Qaida sanctions regime remains a critical partner for national and regional counter-terrorism strategies in the Sahel. Despite the Council's recent focus on Iraq and Syria, the Al Qaida Sanctions Committee and its Monitoring Team continue to target Sahel-based Al Qaida affiliates; the Committee's most recent …
… Thematic issues Accountability Counter-terrorism DPRK Iran Peace and Security Peacebuilding Regional Organisations Sanctions Terrorism UNITED NATIONS SECURITY COUNCIL Statement by HE Mr Gary Quinlan, Ambassador and Permanent Representative … is particularly important in those subsidiary bodies that administer binding obligations on all States, including the sanctions regimes. While this is captured in Note 515, much more must be done to make this a reality. Australia, as Chair of the 1737 (Iran) Sanctions Committee, initiated in June an open briefing to all Member States on that Committee's work. And – as Chair of the …
… following implementation of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action nuclear deal and the lifting of most international sanctions on Iran. Media release: Ambassador to Iran Last Updated: 6 May 2016 … Mr Ian Biggs has been appointed as … following implementation of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action nuclear deal and the lifting of most international sanctions on Iran. Media release: Ambassador to Iran Last Updated: 6 May 2016 … Ambassador to Iran …
… Covenant. If and when you consider it becomes necessary to state the attitude of Commonwealth Government on Article 16, sanctions, you should communicate to League that Commonwealth Government supports the proposals of the United Kingdom … Covenant. If and when you consider it becomes necessary to state the attitude of Commonwealth Government on Article 16, sanctions, you should communicate to League that Commonwealth Government supports the proposals of the United Kingdom …
… information disclosure, oversight and monitoring, the mitigation of fraud and collusion risks, complaints handling, and sanctions and remedies. The project aims to support regional economic and social development in Eastern Indonesia by … information disclosure, oversight and monitoring, the mitigation of fraud and collusion risks, complaints handling, and sanctions and remedies. The project aims to support regional economic and social development in Eastern Indonesia by …
… and the need for a just and equitable time- table for the exchange of information and the imposition of controls and sanctions, I propose to summarise the Australian position as follows: 'The Australian Government advises a general … set out in (a) and (b) above, and acceptance by each of the parties to the convention of all of its obligations and sanctions.' I then propose to suggest that the problem should be treated as a whole and that a working committee should be … and the need for a just and equitable time- table for the exchange of information and the imposition of controls and sanctions, I propose to summarise the Australian position as follows: 'The Australian Government advises a general …
… and the need for a just and equitable time-table for the exchange of information and the imposition of controls and sanctions, I propose to summarise the Australian position as follows: 'The Australian Government advises a general … set out in (a) and (b) above, and acceptance by each of the parties to the convention of all of its obligations and sanctions.' A[NAA: A1838, 720/1 part 1] 1 H.V. Evatt, Minister for External Affairs. 2 Bernard Baruch, US representative on … and the need for a just and equitable time-table for the exchange of information and the imposition of controls and sanctions, I propose to summarise the Australian position as follows: 'The Australian Government advises a general …
… of war, unless China were simultaneously assisted, is perhaps doubtful. But irrespective of this, it would seem that if sanctions appeared likely to succeed in their object, there would be a very real danger of Japan taking violent action to … raw materials could be derived. In view of this danger it appears that no country could afford to impose effective sanctions unless it first received from the other participating countries an assurance of military support in the event of … although of course not certain, that Japan would be deterred from taking any such action and that the knowledge that sanctions would eventually prove successful might lead her to consider an offer for peace. These are briefly the …