Примеры использования Armed individuals and groups на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Chronic violence by armed individuals and groups.
The report also discussed the due diligence obligations of States to prevent human rights abuses committed by armed individuals and groups.
Misuse by Armed Individuals and Groups when the State Fails to Exercise Due Diligence.
The paper first defines the use of terms,including small arms, misuse, armed individuals and groups, and transfers.
Armed individuals and groups are responsible for a large number of the deaths, injuries and other harm carried out with small arms in the world today.
States can be held responsible under certain circumstances for harm caused by armed individuals and groups when the State fails to act with due diligence to protect human rights.
Reports from Burundi border authorities concerning armed individuals prevented from crossing the border confirmed that the Government was applying measures to separate civilians from armed individuals and groups.
State efforts to control armed individuals and groups therefore must not involve violations of core rights, and must strictly meet the exigencies of the situation.
Under cover of such circumstances, those rights most essential to human dignity are frequently and seriously violated,both by State authorities and by armed individuals and groups.
The criminal and illegal activities by armed individuals and groups on and along the Thai-Cambodian border, affecting the security of both countries, should be looked at seriously.
Members of the Council called on all States in the region to make all possible efforts to improve the situation,in particular by taking action to prevent armed individuals and groups from using their territories to prepareand commit attacks on neighbouring countries.
They are also reported to be the victims of regular attacks by armed individuals and groups who not only rob them of their propertyand abduct their daughters, but also perpetrate murder, thereby creating an atmosphere of fear, apparently with the aim of forcing them to leave their villages.
International law, including international humanitarian law(IHL) and international human rights law, provides normative limits on the transfer, availability and misuse of small arms by States and armed individuals and groups.
Adequate guidelines regarding State responsibility for the actions of armed individuals and groups should also address the root causes of armed violenceand other practical interventions.
The human rights community could make a very useful contribution to the international discussion on small arms by drafting model human rights principleson State responsibility for preventing and investigating human rights violations caused by armed individuals and groups.
The Security Council calls on all States in the subregion to cease military support for armed groups in neighbouring countries, and to take action to prevent armed individuals and groups from using their territory to prepareand launch attacks on neighbouring countries.
Demands that all States in West Africa take action to prevent armed individuals and groups from using their territory to prepare and commit attacks on neighbouring countriesand refrain from any action that might contribute to further destabilization of the situation in the subregion;
Under the due diligence standard for determining State liability,therefore, a State may have an affirmative duty under the human rights instruments to ensure that small arms are not used by armed individuals and groups to commit human rights violations.
Demands that all States in the region take action to prevent armed individuals and groups from using their territory to prepare and commit attacks on neighbouring countriesand refrain from any action that might contribute to further destabilization of the situation on the borders between Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone;
Restates its demand that all States refrain from any action that might contribute to further destabilization of the situation in the subregion and further demands that all West African States take action to prevent armed individuals and groups from using their territory to prepare and commit attacks on neighbouring countries;
The recurrent security incidents perpetrated by armed elements as well as the recent spike in attacks by armed individuals and groups and the reports of recruitment and rearming of former combatants underscore the pressing need for concrete steps towards the disarmament, demobilization and reintegration of former combatants.
Human rights officers documented alleged violations of the right to life and to physical integrity during the fighting between ANT and Chadian armed opposition groups in May, including attacks on civilians and humanitarian workers by armed individuals and groups in military uniform, reportedly from UFR.
To prevent human rights violations caused by the State's lack of due diligence regarding armed individuals and groups, the international community should draft model human rights principles on State responsibility for preventingand investigating human rights violations caused by armed individuals and groups. .
Furthermore, we believe the Security Council is under an obligation to take action against Guinea and Sierra Leone for violation of paragraph 4 of resolution 1343(2001),which calls upon Member States of the Mano River Union"to prevent armed individuals and groups from using their territory to prepare and commit attacks on neighboring countries.
The Panel took particular note of paragraph 4 of this resolution,which demands that all States in the region take action to prevent armed individuals and groups from using their territory to prepare and commit attacks on neighbouring countriesand refrain from any action that might contribute to further destabilization of the situation on the borders between Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone.
These sets of related principles- on misuse by State agents,misuse by armed individuals and groups, and transfer of arms- would complement the work of the crime prevention and arms control branches of the United Nations and would elaborate for States the nature of their obligations under international law to regulate the availability, misuse and transfer of small arms. .
In addition, in paragraph 4 of resolution 1408(2002) and paragraph 9 of resolution 1478(2003), the Security Council demanded that all States in the region cease military support for armed groups in neighbouring countries, take action to prevent armed individuals and groups from using their territory to prepare and commit attacks on neighbouring countriesand refrain from any actions that might contribute to further destabilization of the situation in the region.
Reiterates its demand that all States in the region cease military support for armed groups in neighbouring countries, take action to prevent armed individuals and groups from using their territory to prepare and commit attacks on neighbouring countriesand refrain from any actions that might contribute to further destabilization of the situation in the region, and declares its readiness to consider, if necessary, ways of promoting compliance with this demand;
The Panel took particular note of paragraph 4 of resolution 1408(2002), in which the Council calls on all States in the region to cease military support for armed groups in neighbouring countries, to take action to prevent armed individuals and groups from using their territory to prepare and commit attacks on neighbouring countriesand to refrain from any actions that might contribute to further destabilization of the situation on the borders between Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone.
Demands that all States in the region cease military support for armed groups in neighbouring countries, take action to prevent armed individuals and groups from using their territory to prepare and commit attacks on neighbouring countriesand refrain from any actions that might contribute to further destabilization of the situation on the borders between Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone;