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General Assembly Distr UNITED A NATIONS General Assembly Distr. GENERAL A/HRC/1/INF.1 30 June 2006 ENGLISH/FRENCH/SPANISH HUMAN RIGHTS COUNCIL FIRST SESSION LIST OF ATTENDANCE ALGERIA Représentant: M. Mohamed BEDJAOUI Suppléant M. Idriss JAZAÏRY Membres: M. Majid BOUGUERRA M. Lazhar SOUALEM M. Mohammed BESSEDIK M. Mohamed CHABANE Mme Selma HENDEL Mme Mounia LOUALALEN M.Boumediene MAHI M. Ali DROUICHE Mme Dalal SOLTANI M. Mustapha ABBANI ARGENTINA Sr. Alberto J. DUMONT Representante: Sr. Sergio CERDA Suplente: Sr. Federico VILLEGAS BELTRAN Miembros: Sr. Sebastian ROSALES Sr. Rodolfo MATTAROLLO GE.06-12861 2 AZERBAIJAN Mr. Makhmud MAMMAD GULIYV Representative: Mr. Azad JAFAROV Members: Mr. Seymuz MARDALIYV Mr. Mammad TALIBOV BAHRAIN Representative: Mr. Abdulaziz Bin Mubarak AL KHALIFA Mr. Abdulla Abdullatif ABDULLA Members: Mr. Yasser G. SHAHEEN Mr. Ammar M. RAJAB Mr. Khalifa AL KHALIFA BANGLADESH Mr. HEMAYETUDDIN Representative: Mr. Toufiq ALI Members: Mr. Mahbub Uz ZAMAN Mr. Andalib ELIAS Mr. Nayem U. AHMED BRAZIL Mr. Celso Luiz NUNES AMORIM Representante: Mr. Paulo DE TARSO VANNUCHI Suplente: Mr. Clodoaldo HUGUENEY Miembros: Mr. Sérgio ABREU E LIMA FLORENCIO Mr. Antonio Carlos DO NASCIMENTO PEDRO Ms. Márcia MARIN ADORNO CAVALCANTI RAMOS Ms. Claudia DE ANGELO BARBOSA Ms. Luciana DA ROCHA MANCINI Ms. Regiane Mara CONÇCALVES DE MELO Mr. Murilo KOMNISKI CAMEROON Représentant: M. Joseph DION NGUTE Suppléant: M. Martin BELINGA EBOUTOU 3 Membres: M. Francis NGANTCHA Mme Odette MELONO M. Samuel MVONDO AYOLO M. Michel MAHOUVE Mme Chantal NAMA M. Bertin BIDIMA CANADA Representative Mr. Paul MEYER Alternates Mr. Henri-Paul NORMANDIN Mr. Terry CORMIER Advisers Ms. Deirdre KENT Mr. Paul GIBBARD Ms. Jennifer HART Mr. John VON KAUFMANN Mr. Wayne LORD Ms. Nadia STUEWER Ms. Diana GEE SILVERMAN Mr. Keith BOUSTEAD CHINA Mr. SHA Zukang Representative: Mr. SHEN Yongxaing Alternates: Mr. LA Yifan Ms. ZHANG Dan Mr. LU Jian Ms. DONG Zhihua Ms. SHAO Wenhong Members: Mr. DONG Kaijun Mr. PENG Bangfu Mr. HU Bin Mr. SUN Jin Ms. WU Leiden Ms. LI Wen Mr. KONG Lingbin Mr. ZHANG Yi 4 Ms. XU Jing Ms. SUN Ning CUBA Sr. Juan Antonio FERNÁNDEZ PALACIOS Representantes: Sr. Rodolfo REYES RODRIGUEZ Sr. Yuri Ariel GALA LÓPEZ Suplente: Sra. María del Carmen HERRERA Miembros: Sr. Carlos HURTADO LABRADOR Asesor Especial: Sr. Miguel ALFONSO MARTÍNEZ CZECH REPUBLIC Mr. Jaroslav BASTA Representative: Mr. Tomas HUSAK Alternate: Ms. Verónica STROMSIKOVA Members: Mr. Pavel HRNCIR Mr. Jan KAMINEK Mr. Lukas MACHON Mr. Karel SCHWARZENBERG Mr. Jan KARA DJIBOUTI M. Roble OLHAYE Représentant: M. Mohamed Ziad DOUALEH Membres: M. Hassan DOUALEH 5 ECUADOR Representante: Sr. Francisco CARRÍON-MEÑA Miembros: Sr. Galo LARENAS SERRANO Sr. Arturo CABRERA HIDALGO Sr. Carlos SANTOS REPETTO Sr. Luis VAYAS VALDIVIESO FINLAND Representative: Mr. Vesa HIMANEN Alternates: Ms. Johanna SUURPÄÄ Ms. Satu MATTILA Members: Ms. Katri SILFVERBERG Mr. Lasse KEISALO Ms. Satu SUIKKARI Mr. Janne JOKINEN Ms. Kirsti POHJANKUKKA Ms. Ann Mari FRÖBERG Ms. Sanna KYLLÖNEN Ms. Anne NUORGAM FRANCE Représentant: M. Philippe DOUSTE BLAZY Membres: M. Jean-Maurice RIPERT M. Michel DOUCIN Mme Sylvie BERMANN M. Christophe GUILHOU M. Marc GIACOMINI Mme Béatrice LE FRAPER DU HELEN Mme Catherine CALOTHY M. Armand RIBEROLLES M. François VANDEVILLE Mme Donatienne HISSARD M. Raphaël DROSZEWSKI Mme Martine ANSTETT M. Daniel VOSGIEN Mme Marie-Gabrielle MERLOZ 6 M. Philippe CERF Mme Galliane PALAYRET Mme Véronique BASSO Mme Lucile SENGLER Mme Morgane PELLOUX Mme Souhila ZITOUNI M. Michael BEIGBEDER M. Jean-Marie PALAYRET GABON Représentant: M. Pierre-Claver MAGANGA MOUSSAVOU Suppléant: M. Patrice MEYET Membres: Mme Danielle MEYET M. Ibrahim BIGNOUMBE MOUSSAVOU M. Corentin HERVO AKENDENGUE Mme Eugénie IGNANDA HELD GERMANY Representatives: Mr. Gunter NOOKE Mr. Michael STEINER Alternates: Ms. Birgitta SIEFKER EBERIE Members: Mr. Peter ROTHEN Mr. Nelhart HOFER WISSING Mr. Ingo VON VOSS Mr. Andreas PFAFFERNOSCHKE Mr. Andreas BERG Mr. Arvid ENDERS Mr. Martin FRICK Mr. Jochen VON BERNSTORFF Ms. Monika LÜKE GHANA Mr. Nana AKUFO ADDO Representative Mr. K. OSEI-PREMPEH Alternate 7 Members Mr. Nana EFFAH-APENTENG Mr. Kwame BAWUAH-EDUSEI Mr. Paul ARYENE Ms. Anna BOSSMAN Ms. Amma GAISIE Ms. Sylvia ADUSU GUATEMALA Sra. Marta ALTOLAGUIRRE LARREONDO Representante: Sra. Carla RODRIGUEZ MANCIA Miembros: Sra. Angela CHÁVEZ BIETTI Sra. Stephanie HOCHSTETTER SKINNER KLEE Sra. Ingrid MARTÍNEZ GALINDO Sr. Carlos ARROYAVE PRERA Sra. Sulmi BARRIOS MONZÓN Sra. Soledad URRUCLA ARENALES Sr. Juan LEON INDIA Mr. Anand SHARMA Representative: Mr. Swashpawan SINGH Alternate: Mr. Murlidhar BHANDARE Members: Mr. Ajai MALHOTRA Mr. Manjeev PURI Mr. Mohinder GROVER Mr. Narinder SINGH Mr. Indra MANI PANDEY Mr. Muktesh PARDESHI Mr. Kumaresan ILANGO Mr. B. N. REDDY Mr. Anupam RAY Mr. Vijay Kumar TRIVEDI Mr. Prashant PISE Mr. Munu MAHAWAR Ms. Nutan MAHAWAR Mr. Kartik PANDE Mr. S. INBASEKAR 8 INDONESIA Representative: Mr. Hassan WIRAJUDA Alternates: Mr. Slamet HIDAYAT Mr. Makerim WIBISONO Members: Mr. Gusti Agung Wesaka PUJA Ms. Wiwiek SETYAWATI Ms. Adiyatwidi Adiwoso ASMADY Mr. Sunu SOEMARNO Mr. Jonny SINAGA Mr. Lasro SIMBOLON Mr. Abdul Kadir JAILANI Mr. Muhammad ANSHOR Mr. Benny Yan Pieter SIAHAAN Mr. Acep SOMANTRI Ms. Diana Emilla Sari SUTNIKO Mr. Agung Cahaya SUMIRAT Mr. Ignatius Puguh PRIAMBODO Mr. Djumantoro PURBO JAPAN Representatives: Ms. Akiko YAMANAKA Mr. Ichiro FUJISAKI Alternates: Mr. Shigeru ENDO Mr. Hiroshi MINAMI Advisors: Mr. Tetsuya KIMURA Mr. Shigeru ORIHANA Mr. Yusuke ARAI Mr. Shu NAKAGAWA Mr. Tadahiko YAMAGUCHI Ms. Yukikio YAMADA Ms. Yukiko HARIMOTO Mr. Akira KATO Ms. Aya FURUTA Ms. Mayuko FUKUDA Ms. Tomoko MATSUZAWA 9 Mr. Derek SKELECKI Ms. Tomomi SHIWA JORDAN Representative: Mr. Abdelah AL KHATIB Alternate: Mr. Mousa BURAYZAT Members: Ms. Leena AL HADI Mr. Adi KHAIR MALAYSIA Representative: Mr. SHABERY Ahmad Cheek Alternates: Ms. HSU King Bee Mr. AMRAN Mohamed Zin Members: Mr. NORMAN Mohamed Mr. ZULKFLI Abidin Mr. MOKTAR Idham Musa MALI Représentant: M. Moctar OUANE Suppléants: M. Sidiki Lamine SOW Mme Fatoumata DIALL Membres: M. Mamadou Fatogoma DIARRA M. Idriss SIDIBE M. Sekou KASSE M. Alhacoum MAIGA MAURITIUS Représentant: M. Shree Baboo Chekitan SERVANSING Membres: M. Mohamed Iqbal LATONA M. Vishwakarmah MUNGUR M. Humees Kumar SOOKMANEE Mme Reena WILFRED RENE 10 MEXICO Representante: Sra. María del Refugio GONZÁLEZ Suplente: Sra. Xóchiti GÁLVEZ Miembros: Sr. Luis Alfonso DE ALBA Sr. Pablo MACEDO Sr. Luis Javier CAMPUZANO Sr. José Antonio GUEVARA Sr. Gustavo TORRES Sra. Elia SOSA Sra. Mariana SALAZAR Sr. Alejandro ALDAY Sra. Crista GONZÁLEZ Sra. Gabriela NAVA Asesors Especiales: Sr. Adelfo Regino MONTES Sr. David RUIZ Sr. Juan GADEA MOROCCO Représentant: M. Mohammed LOULICHKI Membres: M. Azzedine FARHANE M. Driss ISBAYENE M. Omar KADIRI Mme Fatimatou MANSOUR M. Idriss NAJIM M. Rachid EL BOULLI RGUIBI NETHERLANDS Representative: Mr. Ian DE JONG Alternate: Mr. Piet DE KLERK Members: Ms. Hedda SAMSON Mr. Hanno WURZNER Ms. Birgitta TAZELAAR Mr. Joris GEEVEN Ms. Marielle VAN KESTEREN Ms. Wencke KRAAIJENVANGER 11 Ms. Lila DEL COLLE Ms. Monique LEGERMAN NIGERIA Representative: Mr. Oluyemi ADENIJI Alternates: Mr. Joseph U. AYALOGU Mr. Kunle ADEYANJU Members: Mr. Bayo AJAGBE Mr. Chijioke WIGWE Mr. Mike G. OMOTOSHO Mr. John ONUOHA Mr. H.O. SULAIMAN Mr. Alhassan HUSSAIN Mr. B.B. HAMMAN PAKISTAN Representative: Mr. Masood KHAN Members: Ms. Tehmina JANJUA Mr. Muneer AHMAD Mr. Aftab KHOKHER Mr. Mansoor Ahmad KHAN Mr. Rizwan Saeed SHEIKH Mr. Faisal Niaz TIRMIZI PERU Representante: Sr. Manuel RODRIGUEZ CUADROS Suplente: Sr. Carlos CHOCANO Miembros: Sr. Juan Pablo VEGAS Sra. Eliana BERAUN Sr. Alejandro NEYRA Sr. Inti ZEVALLOS Sr. Luis Enrique CHÁVEZ 12 PHILIPPINES Representative: Mr. Alberto G. ROMULO Alternate: Mr. Enrique MANALO Members: Mr. Aladin VILLACORTE Ms. Grace R. PRINCESA Ms. Junever MAHILUM WEST Mr. Noel SERVIGON Mr. Jesus Enrique GARCÍA Ms. Leizel FERNANDEZ POLAND Representative: Mr. Janusz STAŃCZYK Alternate: Mr. Zdzislaw RAPACKI Members: Mr. Zdzislaw KĘDZIA Ms. Anna GRUPIŃSKA Mr. Andrzej MISZTAL Mr. Miroslaw LUCZKA Ms. Krystyna ZUREK Ms. Agnieszka WYZNIKIEWICZ Mr. Maciej JANCZAK Ms. Agnieszka KOZAK REPUBLIC OF KOREA Representative: Mr. Ki-moon BAN Alternate: Mr. Hyuck CHOI Members: Mr. Dong-hee CHANG Ms. Kyung-wha KANG Ms. Ji-ah PAIK Mr. Sang-yong LEE Mr. Moon-hwan KIM Mr. Kyeong-seok KIM Mr. Hoon-min LIM Mr. Hyun-cheol JANG Mr. Young-hyo PARK 13 Mr. Chul LEE Mr. Il-bum KIM ROMANIA Representative: Mr. Mihai Razvan UNGUREANU Members: Mr. Doru Romulus COSTEA Mr. Cornel FERUTA Mr. Stelian STOIAN Ms. Corina VINTAN Ms. Andrea CHIRIAC Ms. Florentina VOICU RUSSIAN FEDERATION Representative: Mr. Valery LOSHCHININ Alternates: Mr. Oleg MALGINOV Ms. Marina KORUNOVA Members: Mr. Alexander MATVEEV Mr. Yuri BOYCHENKO Mr. Grigory LUKIYANTSEV Mr. Pavel CHERNIKOV Mr. Andrey NIKIFOROV Mr. Sergey CHUMAREV Mr. Alexander TOKAREV Mr. Alexey AKZHIGITOV Mr. Yuri CHERNIKOV Mr. Vasiliy KULESHOV Mr. Alexey GOLTYAEV Ms. Nataliya ZOLOTOVA Ms. Galina KHVAN Mr. Sergey KONDRATIEV Ms. Kristina REDESHA Mr. Semen LYAPICHEV Ms. Elena MAKEEVA Ms. Oleysa CHUTAEVA 14 SAUDI ARABIA Representative: Mr. Abdulwahab ATTAR Alternates: Mr. Abdul Aziz AL HAINADY Mr. Mamdoh AL SHAMARI Members: Mr. Abdullah RASHWAN Mr. Turki AL MADHI Mr. Abdullah AL-ALSHEIKH SENEGAL Représentant: Mme Marie Bassine NIANG Membres: M. 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