CONCLUSIONS ADOPTED BY THE EXECUTIVE ... - UNHCR
CONCLUSIONS ADOPTED BY THE EXECUTIVE ... - UNHCR
CONCLUSIONS ADOPTED BY THE EXECUTIVE ... - UNHCR
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1992 (Executive Committee—43 rd Session)<br />
(w) Deplores ethnic and other forms of intolerance as one of the major causes of forced migratory<br />
movements, at the same time expresses its concern regarding xenophobia in segments of the population in a<br />
number of countries receiving refugees and asylum-seekers which has exposed them to considerable danger and,<br />
therefore, calls upon States and <strong>UNHCR</strong> to continue to work actively to promote broader understanding<br />
throughout national communities of the plight of refugees and asylum-seekers;<br />
(x) Takes note of the important contribution being made by the High Commissioner to concerned<br />
international bodies and requests her to continue to seek expanded cooperation with these bodies, such as<br />
UNDP, UNICEF, WFP, FAO, UNEP, the Centre for Human Rights, the Commission on Human Rights, IOM<br />
and ICRC, and thereby, inter alia, to promote broadened awareness of the link between refugees and human<br />
rights, as well as development and environmental issues;<br />
(y) Reiterates its call to States and relevant international agencies actively to explore and promote<br />
measures favourable to stateless persons and, recognizing the absence of an international body with a general<br />
mandate for these persons, calls upon the High Commissioner to continue her efforts generally on behalf of<br />
stateless individuals and to work actively to promote adherence to and implementation of the international<br />
instruments relating to statelessness.<br />
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