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"I have walked in towns in Niger like Diffa, Zinder and Agadez and seen the issues of organised crime and human trafficking," said Johnson Bien-Aime from Plan Niger.

4 The issue of organising and delivering emergency responses, and their impact on improving patient outcomes remains somewhat controversial.

There was little chance of organised opposition.

The comments received from doctors raised a number of important issues which are organised here into four key themes Medical school, Foundation year (including training, support, working conditions, and lifestyle/personal), Future career, and Working in medicine.

In Wales, a pilot education program for general practitioners on end of life issues organised by palliative care specialists has been rolled out via the Palliative Care Implementation Board for Wales and has seen good uptake [ 38].

The composition quality control (CQC) is an original method of organising the issues related to deformation of architectural space by an analytical tool and it aims at analysing the space in the context of its designing and transformation.

In settings that are less conducive to unionisation – or where this is not a popular form of organising around labour issues – business regulations and workplace health regulations would still provide protection.

A suggestion was made of organising a forum where students meet with an expert in the area of suicide to discuss issues affecting them.

President of organising committee Prof. Dr. Maria Cristina D. Mansur.

Ali said that his group was not handling the logistics of organising these rallies, but said that Egyptians were taking to the streets of their own accord "refusing the intervention of the military in political issues".

Such challenges are then analysed with regard to the contributions of this special issue, organised with extended papers selected by the IFAC TC 5.3 and presented at the IFAC INCOM 2012 symposium held in Romania on May 2012.