questions (document [19]A/77/457); Report of the Human Rights Council
   (document [20]A/77/458); Promotion and protection of the rights of
   children (document [21]A/77/459); Rights of indigenous peoples
   (document [22]A/77/460); Elimination of racism, racial discrimination,
   xenophobia and related intolerance (document [23]A/77/461); and Right
   of peoples to self-determination (document [24]A/77/462).

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   It then adopted draft resolution I on "Combating glorification of
   Nazism, neo-Nazism and other practices that contribute to fueling
   contemporary forms of racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and
   related intolerance" as orally revised and amended, by a vote of 120 in
   favour and 50 against, with 10 abstentions (Afghanistan, Ecuador,
   Myanmar, Palau, Panama, Papau New Guinea, Samoa, Switzerland, Republic
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   to deny, distort and falsify the history of the Second World War; her
   firm opposition to acts of glorifying Nazism, fascism and militarism
   and acts fuelling their resurgence; and her opposition of all forms of
   racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and intolerance. She said the
   practice of adding country-specific content to thematic resolutions by
   means of amendments is inconsistent with the established practice of
   the Third Committee. Among sponsors of the respective amendment, there
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   country-specific resolution.

   Next, it adopted draft resolution II on "A global call for concrete
   action for the elimination of racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia
   and related intolerance and the comprehensive implementation of and
   followup to the Durban Declaration and Programme of Action" by a vote
   of 129 in favour, 17 against with 36 abstentions. By its terms, the
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   Without a vote, the Assembly then adopted draft resolution III on
   "Enhancement of international cooperation in the field of human
   rights".By the text, it urged all international actors to reject all
   doctrines of exclusion based on racism, racial discrimination,
   xenophobia and related intolerance. It emphasized the importance of the
   Universal Periodic Review as a mechanism based on cooperation, and the
   need for a constructive approach by all stakeholders to resolve human