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Cairo Declaration on Human Rights in Islam.
LEG Follow-up of the Cairo Declaration on Human Rights in Islam.
The Cairo Declaration on Human Rights in Islam provides, in its article 2, that the right to life must be protected and may be taken only in accordance with sharia law.
That was also proclaimed in the Cairo Declaration on Human Rights in Islam adopted in August 1990.
The Cairo Declaration on Human Rights in Islam of 5 August 1990 can also be classed as a contextsensitive instrument(the text of the Declaration can be found, in document A/45/421S/21/797, annex III). Discrimination on the grounds of race, colour, religion or other considerations is prohibited art. 1.
Saudi Arabia had also acceded to the Cairo Declaration on Human Rights in Islam, among other regional instruments.
Bearing in mind the contents of article 29, paragraph 1, of the Universal Declaration and the fifth preambular paragraph common to the International Covenants on Human Rights, as well as the provisions of the African Charter on Human and Peoples' Rights, the American Declaration of the Rights and Duties of Man,the Helsinki Final Act and the Cairo Declaration on Human Rights in Islam.
The Cairo Declaration on Human Rights in Islam(1990);
The Conference emphasized the importance of following up the Cairo Declaration on Human Rights in Islam and endorsed the draft Rights of the Child in Islam.
The Cairo Declaration on Human Rights in Islam, 1990/ Zhdanov N.
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has been at the forefront of Islamic States that have adhered to the Cairo Declaration on Human Rights in Islam, issued by the Organization of the Islamic Conference on 5 August 1990.
The Cairo Declaration on Human Rights in Islam is a case in point see paragraph 39 above.
At the regional level, Kuwait had signed the Cairo Declaration on Human Rights in Islam and the Arab Charter on Human Rights. .
Besides the Universal Declaration and the International Covenants on Human Rights, that crucial interdependence has been recognized in a number of international instruments endorsed by Governments in Latin America and the Caribbean( the American Declaration of the Rights and Duties of Man), Africa( the African Charter on Human and Peoples' Rights), Europe( the Helsinki Final Act),as well as by the members of the Organization of the Islamic Conference the Cairo Declaration on Human Rights in Islam.
It also supported the Cairo Declaration on Human Rights in Islam adopted by the Organization of the Islamic Conference in 1990.
Welcomes the unanimous decision of the Nineteenth Session of the Islamic Conference of Foreign Ministers to issue the Cairo Declaration on Human Rights in Islam as general guidelines for Member States in the field of human rights. .
An example is the Cairo Declaration on Human Rights in Islam, adopted in Cairo on 5 August 1990 at the Nineteenth Islamic Conference of Foreign Ministers.
United Nations Development Programme(UNDP)reported that the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya had agreed to the 1990 Cairo Declaration on Human Rights in Islam and had ratified the 2004 Arab Charter of Human Rights/Amended.
Fully aware that the Cairo Declaration on Human Rights in Islam, adopted by the Organization of the Islamic Conference in 1990, guarantees the rights of women in all fields.
While the State party had ratified both the Arab Charter on Human Rights and the Cairo Declaration on Human Rights in Islam, it appeared that structural discrimination against people of African descent continued to exist in Yemeni society.
As stated in the Cairo Declaration on Human Rights in Islam, adopted by the Nineteenth Islamic Conference of Foreign Ministers in 1990, all people were equal in dignity irrespective of race, gender, religious conviction, political affiliation or other distinction.
Recalling Resolution No. 49/19-P of the Nineteenth Session of the Islamic Conference ofForeign Ministers adopting and issuing the document entitled"Cairo Declaration on Human Rights in Islam"; as well as subsequent resolutions the latest of which was Resolution No. 2/30-LEG of the 30th ICFM on the Follow-up of the Cairo Declaration on Human Rights in Islam;
In the Arab countries, the Cairo Declaration on Human Rights in Islam(1990) establishes the right of all individuals to be free from discrimination and the Agreement on mobility of labour among the members of the Council of Arab Economic Unity(1965) provides for freedom of movement, employment and residence and eliminates particular restrictions on movement.
Recalling in particular,the provisions of the Cairo Declaration on Human Rights in Islam which stresses on the importance of the rights of the child.
Recognizes the importance of following up the Cairo Declaration on Human Rights in Islam and calls once again upon the Intergovernmental Expert Group, in accordance with its mandate and pursuant to the principles enshrined in the Cairo Declaration, to start the formulation and consideration of Islamic charters on human rights which shall take the form of covenants, each of which shall deal with one or several issues in detail based on the provisions of the Declaration. .
The Conference emphasized the importance of following up the Cairo Declaration on Human Rights in Islam, and stressed that human rights in Islam are global in nature, and must therefore be addressed by the international community objectively and indivisibly, without selectivity or discrimination.
The Conference emphasized that the Cairo Declaration on Human Rights in Islam must be followed up and that human rights by their nature are universal and should be treated by the international community objectively and on the basis of indivisibility.
Recalling in particular the principles stipulated in the Cairo Declaration on Human Rights in Islam as adopted by the 19th Islamic Conference of Foreign Ministers under Res. 49/19-P(1990) and in the Declaration on Child Rights and Protection in Islam as adopted by the Seventh Islamic Summit Conference under Res. 16/7-C(IS) 1994.
The Conference recognized the need to follow up the Cairo Declaration on Human Rights in Islam and further called on the Inter-governmental Group of Experts concerned with the matter to pursue its efforts and formulate Islamic Covenants on Human Rights, each of which would fully address one or more issues in accordance with the provisions of the Declaration. .
Bearing in mind the objectives of the OIC Charter and the Cairo Declaration on Human Rights in Islam, of promoting, encouraging, and ensuring respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms for all in accordance with Islamic values and teachings, as well as the United Nations Charter, and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and other relevant instruments;