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Meaning of "doek"
doek (noun) - Doek is a South African term for a piece of fabric or cloth, often worn as a headscarf. It is commonly used in various African cultures for cultural or religious purposes, especially by women as a form of traditional attire or adornment
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- A cloth.
- A kopdoek: a kerchief or bandanna worn as a head covering.
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The Doek Committee was appointed to make recommendations on medical research involving children.
The term duck comes from the Dutch word for cloth, doek.
Mr. Doek called for a second decade of action.
Working Group I on violence against children within the family was chaired by Mr. Doek.
Mr. Doek chaired the presessional working group.
Zomergasten op het witte doek - Zomergasten - VPRO.
Mr. Doek noted that the jurisprudence of CRC was relatively unknown and underused.
Jakob Egbert Doek was elected Chairperson-Rapporteur.
Mr. Doek addressed the meeting and discussed the Committee 's contribution to the World Conference.
The CHAIRPERSON invited Mr. Doek to present the Committee 's draft concluding observations.
Mr. Doek was elected Chairperson-Rapporteur of the meeting and Mr. Burns was elected Vice-Chairperson.
The CHAIRPERSON invited Mr. Doek to present the Committee & apos ; s draft concluding observations.
Mr. Doek addressed the meeting and discussed the Committee & apos ; s contribution to the World Conference.
Ms. Karp and Mr. Doek chaired the pre-sessional working group.
Mr. Doek made a presentation on " The follow-up process to the Second World Congress.
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Mr. Doek was elected Vice-Chairperson.
