text: Colombia, Cuba,C.echo.lovakie, Ghana,Guinea, India,Indone.ia, Iran(I.lamic Republic of),Iraq,Jordan, lenya,Le.otho, Lib.ria, LibyanArabJamahiriya, Nicaraqua, Niq.r,oman,Poland, Rwanda, SaudiArubia, Somalia, SriLenka,Sudarl,Thailand, Trinidad QndTob890,Tuni.ia, Ukrainian BovietBocia1i.t Republic, UnionofBovietBocialilt Republic., Uruquay, Vene.uela, Yuqo.lavia, Zaire,Zambia. Aga£n.tl UnitedState.ofAmerica. Abltaipingl Canada, Denmark, rrance, Germany, rederal Republic of,Greece, Ireland, Italy,Japan,Nether1and., NewZealand, Norway, Portuqal, Unitedlin9dom ofGreatBritain andNorthern Ireland. 41.Aftvrthedraftdeci.ion wa.adopted, therepre.entative ofNewZealand madea Iltatement. 42.TheCouncil, atit.16thplenary meetinq, on24May,adopted thedraft deci.ion recommended bytheCommittee (E/19S9/SS, para.60,draftdeci.ion 11)bya -S2---~--------- -------------------_.-.- voteof39to1,with13ab.tention.. Forthefinaltext,.eeCouncil 4eei.ion 1989/137. R••1i,.t~f ,cQnQmic~ 'Qcia1IndcYltYIAl right. 43.Atthe22ndm.etin9, or.19May,there~re,entative ofPortu91l plopo"d to amenddraft."eobion 3,entitled "Rellhation uf.conomic, locialIndcultural rl9ht.", byin..rtin9theword'!"ondrlllolution 1989/13" aft.rtheword, hr"Qlution 1989/12". 44.Atth.,ameme.tin9, I emended..nmittee adQpted thedraftd.ci,ion, a,orally l.45.Th.Council, atits16thplenary meetin9, on24May,adopted thedraft deci~ion recommended bytheCommittee (1/1989/88, p8ra.60,draft deci,~on Ill). Forthefinalte.t,leeCQuncil deci'ion 1989/138. IlabQratiQn QfI••gQndoptiQnal prQtQcQl tQtheInt.~atiDnal CQv.nan~ QnCivil andPQlitical Right.aimingatth.abQlitign Qfth.d.athp.nalty 46.Atit,22ndmeetin9, Qn19May,theCommittee cQn,idered draftdaci,iQn 4, entitled "Elabor,tiun ofalecondoptional protocol totheInternational Covenant onCivilandPolitical Ri9ht'aimin9attheabolition ofthedeathpenalty". 47.Statemlnt' weremadebythereprelentative, oftherederal Republic of Germany, Colombia, Norway, theNetherland" Guinea, Bu191ria andtheSudarandthe observers forAu,tralia, B9ypt,SwedenandA1geria. 48.Therepre,entative ofSaudiArabilmovedthatthedraftdeci'ion beput immediate~y toavote. 49.rollowin9 a.tatement bytheChairman, thedraftdeci'ion wa,adopted hya recorded voteof28to4,with17ab,tention,. Thlvotin9wa,a,follow,. InfayQyrl Bolivia, Bra,il, Bu19aria, Canada, Colombia, C,echo,lovakia, Denmark, France, Germany, Feder~l Republic of,Greece, Irel.~d. Italy,Kenya,Nethlrland" NewZealand, Nicara9ua, N191r,NorwlY, Poland, Portu9al, Ukrainiln SovietSociali't Rlpublic, Unionof SoviltSociali't Rlpublic" UnitldKinqdom ofGrlatBritain ond Northern Ireland, United8tate.ofAmerica, Uru9uay, Vlne,ulla, Zaire,Zambia. A;Alnat1 Iran(Illamic Republic of),Libyan Ara~Jamahiriya, aman,Saudi Arabia. AbAtAiAiAg. Bahama" Beli,e, Cameroon, Cuba,Ghana,Guinea, India,Indone,ia, Iraq,Japan,Jordan, Rwanda, Somalia, SriLanka,Sudan, Trini~ad andToblqo, YU908lavia. 50.Afterthedraftdlci8ion wa'adopted, ,tatlmlnt, wlrlmadebythe repre,entative, oftheNetherland" Tuni,ia, theSudan,Cameruon, India,Iraq, G\I'nea, oman,theFederal Republic ofGermany andJordanIndtheob,ervere for 8wdden,Au,tralia, Alqeria, Pakistan andBqypt. -83-51.1beCauDcll, atIt.10th ~l.nary meetln9, ona4May,adopted thedraft der.l~lon reoommended bytheCommlttee (1/1989/88, para.00,draftdecl.lon IV)bya reaorde4 voteof27to7,wlth15ab.tentiona. Forthefinaltext,.eeCouncil decl.10n 1989/139. ~hevotin9wa.a.follow., IQCayour, lolivla, Bra.il, 8u19aria, Canada, Colombia, C.lcho.l~vakia, Dlnmark, Franol, GermMny, Flderal gepub1ic of,Orllce, Ireland, Italy,Kenya,Mltherlana., MewZla1an~, Mic.ra9ua, Ni9lr,Norway, Poland, Por~u9.1, Ukrainian SovletSouia11.t RlpWb1ic, Unionof SovietSoai.1iAt r.epub1ia., Ullit,dKln9dom ofGreatBritain and North,rn Ireland, UnitlldStat..ofAmerica, IJru9uay, Vene.ulla, Zaire. 'Ollplt, Iran(I.1amlc RepUblic of),Jordan, LlbyanArabJamahlrly., oman, SaudiArabla, Somali., Sudan.
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