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We are obliged to protect the family.
Emphasizing that, under the Convention on the Rights of the Child,States are obliged to protect children against any form of violence.
We are obliged to protect the position of both fighters.
Bearing in mind that children and young people are the most valuable asset for achieving development and that Governments are obliged to protect them.
In addition countries are obliged to protect their frequencies and frequencies of neighbors from barriers.
Human rights are universal and have equal status, andall Member States are obliged to protect and promote all human rights.
Authorities are obliged to protect prisoners against violence, which must not constitute an additional punishment on top of deprivation of liberty.
In her speech,the High Commissioner said,"There is no doubt that States are obliged to protect their citizens from terrorist acts.
Besides, General Rose has not explained whether our forces have, with this action, answered to an attack,either in self-defence or in order to protect civilians they are obliged to protect.
It recognizes a range of causes of internal displacement for which States parties are obliged to protect and assist internally displaced persons, including, most notably, climate change and development projects.
States parties are obliged to protect all children from infanticide and abandonment, and should take steps towards the abolition of practices which put the life of children under threat, including through the adoption of appropriate criminal legislation.
The inevitable conflict to local authorities compels admirers of dollar for flight from the country closer to the American coast, which are obliged to protect the owner of a material embodiment of the American dream.
The officials of the Ministry of Interior of Republika Srpska are obliged to protect human rights, freedoms and security of the citizens and obey the regulations of the Law on Interior Affairs of RS, The Law on Criminal Proceedings and the Criminal Code.
While acknowledging progress made in addressing SGBV, the Special Rapporteur wishes to recall that under international law and human rights standards,States are obliged to protect women from violence, which is a violation of human rights.
Consequently, the states parties to the Covenant are obliged to protect human rights defenders from such encroachments, regardless of whether these actions originate from state bodies or from individuals or legal entities.
Given the recent developments in the Kodori Gorge,the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Georgia underlines that the Georgian authorities are obliged to protect the interests of the population of the Kodori Gorge, ensuring their security and normal living conditions.
Moreover, States are obliged to protect the right to conversion against possible third-party infringements, such as violence or harassment against converts by their previous communities or their social environment.
Given the recent developments in the Kodori Gorge,the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Georgia underlines that the Georgian authorities are obliged to protect the interests of the population of the Kodori Gorge so as, first of all, to ensure their security and the creation of normal living conditions.
Governments are obliged to protect these rights by law and to take all appropriate measures, including legislation, to modify or abolish existing laws, regulations, customs and practices which are in violation of the human rights of women.
Under articles 19 and 39 of the Convention on theRights of the Child, States are obliged to protect children from all forms of mental violence or abuse and to strive to ensure that victims of armed conflict have access to rehabilitative care.
Thus, States are obliged to protect certain minority or marginalized individuals or populations especially at risk of torture, and should ensure such protection by fully prosecuting and punishing all acts of violence and abuse and ensuring implementation of other positive measures of prevention and protection.
In this regard, the Special Rapporteur wishes to recall that Governments are obliged to protect the right to life of every individual by taking all appropriate actions, including legislative measures, and by adopting policies and administrative measures to protect the lives of threatened women.
The Republic of Armenia, its diplomatic andconsular representatives and officials are obliged to protect the rights of the citizens of the Republic of Armenia abroad, as well to resume their violated rights in accordance with the legislation and the international treaties of those countries.
In this regard, she wishes to remind Governments that they are obliged to protect the right of every individual to life, liberty and security by law and to adopt all appropriate measures, including legislation, to modify or abolish existing laws, regulations, customs and practices that are in violation of the human rights of women.
In this regard, the Special Rapporteur wishes to remind that Governments are obliged to protect the right to every individual to life, liberty and security by law and to adopt all appropriate measures, including legislation, to modify and abolish existing law regulations, customs and practices that are in violation of the human rights of women.
Under Article 7 of the Law, the employees of the Ministry of Internal Affairs are obliged to protect and preserve the life and property of the citizens when performing their tasks and duties, as well as to respect human rights and freedoms of citizens and to apply, in a prescribed manner, only the measures and means of coercion determined by this law or any other regulation.
The State is obliged to protect each and everyone's life and security in a non-discriminatory manner.
Responsible governments were obliged to protect the health and welfare of their citizens.
I believe in the rule-of-law. The state is obliged to protect its citizens.
According to the Basic Law, the State was obliged to protect the life of the unborn.