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United Nations Secretary-General Letter from the Secretary-General… (1994)

The Parties consider that any behaviour that limits, restricts or impairs the functions assigned to the judiciary, the Counsel for Human Rights and the Public Prosecutor’s Office in respect of human rights undermines fundamental principles of the rule of law and that, accordingly, those institutions must be supported and strengthened in the exercise of those functions.
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United Nations Secretary-General Letter from the Secretary-General… (1994)

The adoption of the Comprehensive Agreement on Human Rights, which had been under negotiation for more than two years, and of the timetable, which will serve as a guide for further negotiations, represents a milestone in the Guatemalan peace process and is encouraging evidence of the parties’ commitment to reaching an early settlement through a comprehensive negotiating process after 30 years of armed confrontation.
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United Nations Secretary-General Letter from the Secretary-General… (1994)

Recognizing the importance of national institutions and entities for the protection and promotion of human rights and the desirability of strengthening them and building them up,
The Government of the Republic of Guatemala and the Unidad Revolucionaria Nacional Guatemalteca, hereinafter referred to as "the Parties", hereby agree:
I. GENERAL COMMITMENT REGARDING HUMAN RIGHTS 1. The Government of the Republic of Guatemala reaffirms its adherence to the principles and norms designed to guarantee and protect the full observance of human rights, and its political will to enforce them.
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