United Nations Verification Mission in Guatemala

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United Nations Verification Mission in Guatemala Fifth report of the United Nations Verification Mission in Guatemala (2000)

The parties recognized that women as a group have been historically excluded and discriminated against in Guatemala from the standpoint of their rights and that their full integration on equal terms in the political, economic and cultural life of the country is an inescapable task.
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United Nations Verification Mission in Guatemala Fifth report of the United Nations Verification Mission in Guatemala (2000)

It also noted that labour issues play a secondary role in political decision-making. The scant development of a social dialogue, the multiple weaknesses of social organizations, the lack of institutional cohesion which characterizes the Ministry of Labour, the slow and ineffective functioning of the judicial system and the serious violations of trade union activists’ fundamental human rights all make up a picture which is far from encouraging and which must be tackled by resolutely fulfilling the commitments made in the peace agreements.
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United Nations Verification Mission in Guatemala Fifth report of the United Nations Verification Mission in Guatemala (2000)

On several occasions I have reiterated the recommendation to comply with the commitments made in the peace agreements with regard to public security, namely, to establish the Advisory Council on Security; implement the judicial reform in order to step up efforts to combat impunity; markedly strengthen the capacity of the new PNC in all its dimensions; and rapidly adopt a comprehensive public security policy.
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