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On
4-9 October more than 2,000 participants,
including government delegates as well as
representatives from business and industry,
environmental organizations, civil society and
research institutions, gathered at the UN
Climate Change Conference in Tianjin, China, to
continue discussions on the development of a
long-term shared vision to deal with climate
change; on adaptation and mitigation; on key
operational elements, such as climate finance,
technology transfer and capacity-building; and
on the future of the Kyoto Protocol. Although
some considered that progress was made, others
noted the remaining divisions between developed
and developing countries regarding further
emission red! uctions by developed countries; a
second commitment period under the Kyoto
protocol; climate change funding; and developing
countries’ accountability on climate change
mitigation.
The
Human Rights Council concluded its 15th regular
session, held from 13 September - 1 October, by
adopting 34 texts which included establishing
the mandates of a Special Rapporteur on the
rights to freedom of peaceful assembly and of
association; a Working Group on the issue of
discrimination against women in law and practise;
and a Working Group to elaborate a legally
binding instrument on the regulation of the
activities of private military and security
companies on the enjoyment of human rights.
In
light of the 
