Примеры использования Bahrain welcomed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Bahrain welcomed Myanmar's efforts to promote human rights.
Having just ratifiedthe International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights(ICCPR), Bahrain welcomed the dialogue about ways to provide effective remedies in cases of violations of human rights.
Bahrain welcomed Djibouti's efforts to protect the rights of women and children.
In view of the importance of international efforts for non-proliferation through the establishment of nuclear-weapon-free zones, Bahrain welcomed the full implementation of the Treaty of Tlatelolco and the initiatives taken by some States.
Bahrain welcomed the adherence by the Comoros to human rights principles and values.
With regard to the report of the Secretary-General on the observance of the International Year of the Family(A/50/370), Bahrain welcomed the efforts made by United Nations institutions and bodies to enhance the role of the family and guarantee the conditions for its social well-being.
Bahrain welcomed the national plans to protect human rights, dignity and justice.
Bahrain welcomed the implementation of previous recommendations and praised human rights education.
Bahrain welcomed the positive measures that Senegal had taken to implement certain recommendations.
Bahrain welcomed the holding of the first national conference for human rights on 9 and 10 December 2012.
Bahrain welcomed the positive measures and actions undertaken by Tunisia pursuant to the recommendations made by the Working Group.
Bahrain welcomed the efforts to include civil society as a main stakeholder in the promotion of human rights.
Bahrain welcomed the fact that Malaysia had accepted most recommendations, including those made by Bahrain. .
Bahrain welcomed that Sri Lanka accepted 45 recommendations and in addition made more than 25 voluntary pledges.
Bahrain welcomed efforts taken in the areas of health, education and the rule of law and awareness-raising on human rights.
Bahrain welcomed the legal reform undertaken since 2001 to adjust national legislation to international human rights law.
Bahrain welcomed the adoption of the National Human Rights Action Plan and the conceptual framework for legal policies for the coming decade.
Bahrain welcomed its selection, by the drawing of lots, as the first State to undergo the universal periodic review before the Council.
Bahrain welcomed the statement made by Morocco and commended it on positive developments towards promoting and protecting human rights in the country.
Bahrain welcomed the position taken by the Government of Sudan on the results of the referendum, which was a major step in implementing the CPA.
Bahrain welcomed positive steps taken by Indonesia within the reform process, which reflects its unceasing efforts to promote and protect human rights.
Bahrain welcomed the establishment of a national institute for women to evaluate and coordinate government efforts to achieve gender equality, as well as the NHRP.
Bahrain welcomed the measures taken to improve the criminal justice system and requested further information regarding progress and challenges in this regard.
Bahrain welcomed the fact that Bangladesh was combating violence against women, having set up a commission to provide medical, legal and police assistance, and homes for women in need.
Bahrain welcomed Saudi Arabia's efforts to continue the dialogue among religions and civilizations, and promote the rights of women and children in conformity with sharia law and international obligations.
Bahrain welcomed the vigorous efforts being made by the United Nations in that field and the preparations for the special session of the General Assembly which would be held in 1998 to consider the question of drugs.
Bahrain welcomed Nigeria's initiatives, taken in cooperation with different stakeholders, to design, implement and assess programmes aiming at saving, rehabilitating and integrating victims of human trafficking.
Bahrain welcomed the adoption of the National Development Plan(2012- 2017) and commended the provision of free medical and health care to all citizens, including vaccination programmes and antenatal screenings for children and women.
Bahrain welcomed the Optional Protocol to the Convention as an important step towards the establishment of a preventive system of regular visits to places of detention and hoped for a positive response from the international community.
Bahrain welcomed measures to adapt Malaysian legislation to CRC, the enactment of the law on children in 2001, Malaysia's role in ensuring adequate health care to all at a low cost, providing adequate housing and improving the standard of living of low-income households.