Примеры использования Arbitrary displacement на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Arbitrary displacement.
Protection against arbitrary displacement.
Indiscriminate and disproportionate aerial bombardment andshelling caused large-scale arbitrary displacement.
Against Arbitrary Displacement.
The Constitution prohibits forced arbitrary displacement.
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Arbitrary displacement could be prevented, but too often those responsible act with impunity and no one is held accountable.
Concerted efforts to provide protection against arbitrary displacement.
An express prohibition of arbitrary displacement is contained only in international humanitarian law and in the law relating to indigenous peoples.
The right to housing also provides protection against arbitrary displacement.
Forced evictions and arbitrary displacement of IDPs should be avoided, and IDPs must be provided with alternative housing and legal remedies where their rights had been violated.
In such cases, international standards pertaining to forced eviction or arbitrary displacement apply.
States must recognize that the prohibition of forced evictions includes arbitrary displacement that results in altering the ethnic, religious or racial composition of the affected population.
The Government's aerial bombardments andshelling of civilian-inhabited areas have caused extensive arbitrary displacement.
A number of countries such as Colombia have already criminalized arbitrary displacement in their penal legislation, although the number of prosecutions and convictions remains low.
By launching indiscriminate and disproportionate aerial bombardment and shelling,the Government has caused large-scale arbitrary displacement.
The Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court recognizes that certain types of arbitrary displacement may amount to war crimes or crimes against humanity.
It is necessary to define explicitly what is at present inherent in international law- a right to be protected against arbitrary displacement.
Criminalize arbitrary displacement, at least to the extent that it amounts to international crimes, and bring all perpetrators to justice, regardless of their affiliation or rank;
Such"cleansing" of the population was classified as a flagrant violation of Principle 6,which explicitly guarantees the right to protection against arbitrary displacement.
In some cases, arbitrary displacement also results from a failure of State actors to scrupulously respect human rights and international humanitarian law and related impunity for individual perpetrators.
Complementarity among these efforts is critical for ensuring a clear andcomprehensive normative framework regarding arbitrary displacement.
The 30 Guiding Principles cover all phases of displacement, including protection against arbitrary displacement, protection and assistance during displacement, and safe and dignified return or resettlement and reintegration.
In 2004, the Special Representative of the SecretaryGeneral on internally displaced persons congratulated Peru for the adoption of a law prohibiting arbitrary displacement.
Arbitrary displacement can also be caused by negligence, especially where authorities fail to exercise their obligation to take all reasonable and necessary measures to protect life, physical integrity, health and property from natural disasters.
The Representative is pleased to note an increasing trend to criminalize the most atrocious forms of arbitrary displacement, including ethnic cleansing.
International law prohibits arbitrary displacement, a notion that includes displacement in situations of armed conflict that is incompatible with international humanitarian law because it is not warranted by the security of the civilians involved or imperative military reasons.
Reaffirming that all persons, including those internally displaced, have the right to freedom of movement and residence andshould be protected against arbitrary displacement.
They set forth the rights and guarantees relevant to all phases of internal displacement, providing protection against arbitrary displacement, protection and assistance during displacement, and during return or resettlement and reintegration.
In addition to freedom of movement and residence and protection against arbitrary internal exile or banishment,provisions relating to privacy also protect from arbitrary displacement.
In this context, internally displaced persons remain entitled to the range of human rights,including protection from arbitrary displacement, and to rights related to housing and property restitution which are so vital to durable solutions.