Примеры использования Adequate housing and other на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It means jobs, food, education,health care, adequate housing and other social services.
The obligation of States to refrain from, and protect against, forced evictions from home(s) and land arises from several international legal instruments that protect the human right to adequate housing and other related human rights.
The stress in refugee families,caused by lack of adequate housing and other obstacles to resettlement, often manifests itself as domestic violence.
It provides a foundation for the enjoyment of all aspects of the right to adequate housing and other human rights.
The existing human rights norms and standards on the right to adequate housing and other related rights should guide this processand the strengthening of monitoring mechanisms.
One of the most significant advances in both domestic and international law in recent years has been the recognition that all aspects of the right to adequate housing and other economic and social rights are justiciable.
The Roma's capacity to demand their rights to adequate housing and other social and economic rights has been improved by obtaining the necessary legal documentationand providing legal advice;
Although major steps have been taken in this direction, there is still a long way ahead for the formulation of fully integrated policies to ensure the right to the city,which involves the right to adequate housing and other rights of people living in urban areas.
Some have even argued that the right to adequate housing- and other economic, socialand cultural rights- are not enforceable but aspirational, since fulfilment of these rights depends much on the availability of public resources.
Throughout his mandate, the Special Rapporteur has continued to elaborate on linkages between the process of economic globalization and the realization of the right to adequate housing and other relevant rights,and sought to elaborate a research agenda on this topic.
The Special Rapporteur stressed the importance of implementing the right to adequate housing and other economic, socialand cultural rights in general, and noted the need to redress the gap between recognition and implementation of these rights, in particular for women.
The Special Rapporteur on adequate housing undertook a mission to Romania from 14 to 19 January 2002, the purpose of which was to examine the status of realization of the right to adequate housing and other relevant rights contained in international human rights instruments which Romania has ratified.
The Special Rapporteur notes that the right to information and participation are both rights in themselves and essential tools for the exercise of other rights, such as the right to life, the right to the highest attainable standard of health,the right to adequate housing and others.
When members of identifiable groups, including women and minority populations,face barriers to the enjoyment of the right to adequate housing and other rights, international human rights law requires the developmentand implementation of positive measures to overcome such barriers.
Given the prevailing inadequate housing conditions of indigenous peoples, it is clear that, in and of itself, the ratification of international human rights instruments of general application does not necessarily translate into the exercise and enjoyment of the right to adequate housing and other rights by indigenous people.
It should be noted that the Special Rapporteur has adopted an indivisibility approach to all his work,which in the present context has entailed exploring linkages with women's right to adequate housing and other rights such as the rights to food, water, health, work, property, freedom of movement and security of person, security of the home and protection against inhuman and degrading treatment.
Given the significant growth rate of the gross domestic product in the State party, the Committee is deeply concerned about the persistence of widespread poverty and the still large number of children who do not enjoy the right to an adequate standard of living,including adequate housing and other basic services.
The general objectives of the missionwere to examine and report on the status of realization of the right to adequate housing and other related rights in the country, with particular attention to aspects of gender equality and non-discrimination; to engage in dialogues with the Government and civil society in their efforts to secure these rights; and to identify practical solutions and best practices in the realization of rights related to the mandate.
He urges States, in keeping with their obligations as spelled out in the General Comment, to step back from the expansion of any agreements, such as GATS, that leads to the entry of large corporations in the provision and the privatization of civic services essential for the realization of the right to adequate housing and other rights.
The general purpose mission of the Special Rapporteur on the right to adequate housing as a component of the right to an adequate standard of living was to examine and report on the status of realization of the right to adequate housing and other related rights in Kenya, with particular attention to aspects of gender equalityand nondiscrimination, with a view to promoting the incorporation of a human rights perspective at all levels of governance, policymaking and implementation.
While noting, inter alia, the adoption in 2004, of the"Money for hope" benefit system for children living in families with a minimum income and the State party's efforts to implement its povertyreduction plan, programmes and projects, the Committee reiterates its concern at the high number of children who do not enjoy the right to anadequate standard of living, including adequate housing and other basic services, both in urban and rural areas of the country.
In his concluding remarks,the Special Rapporteur on adequate housing reasoned that an optional protocol to ICESCR would contribute to the process of defining the right to adequate housing and other economic, socialand cultural rights; reaffirm the indivisibility of these rights from other human rights, such as freedom of movement and security of the person; and help to address the systematic violations of housing and land rights, as well as other economic, social and cultural rights.
Convinced that international, regional and local trade, finance and investment policies should be designed in such a way that they promote gender equality in terms of ownership of, access to and control over land and the rights to own property and to adequate housing and other productive resourcesand do not undermine women's capacity to acquire and retain these resources.
In the words of the then Special Rapporteur on the adverse effects of the illicit movement and dumping of toxic and dangerous products and wastes on the enjoyment of human rights, the rights to information and participation are"both rights in themselves and essential tools for the exercise of other rights, such as the right to life, the right to the highest attainable standard of health, the right to adequate housing and others" A/HRC/7/21, p. 2.
The Government of Canada's approach to reducing poverty emphasizes providing Canadians with opportunities to develop the skills necessary to become self-sufficient through employment,while ensuring that vulnerable groups receive adequate income, housing, and other social security supports.
What measures have been taken by the federal and provincial/territorial governments to ensure that affected families have adequate income, housing, and other social supports to enable them to keep their children?
Underlying these guiding principles is a presumption that individuals and communities occupying land orproperty to fulfil their right to adequate housing, and who have no other adequate option, have legitimate tenure rights that should be secured and protected.
Such actions range from ensuring the availability, affordability and accessibility of health services to taking public health measures for healthy and safe working conditions, adequate housing and nutritious food and other conditions for protectingand promoting health.
Fulfilment of the right to adequate housing and all other economic, socialand cultural rights should constitute a framework for any political initiatives and negotiations towards a resolution of the conflict in Israel and the occupied Palestinian territories and the preservation of regional peace and security;
Welcomes the decision of the Special Rapporteur on adequate housing as a component of the right to an adequate standard of living to prepare and present a thematic report on the potential impact of climate change on the right to adequate housing, and encourages other relevant special procedure mandate holders to give consideration to the issue of climate change within their respective mandates;