Примеры использования Chad noted на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Chad noted efforts to protect social, economic and cultural rights.
With regard to the interventions made by some non-governmental organizations, Chad noted that their information seemed to be outdated.
Chad noted the Independent Electoral Commission and the Office of the Ombudsman.
The independent expert on the situation of human rights in Chad noted that the Constitution, which protects all human rights and contains all the elements of the rule of law, is implemented on the basis of local customs.
Chad noted that Slovenia was a party to International Labour Organization(ILO) treaties.
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Chad noted the close cooperation of Slovenia with treaty bodies and the special procedures.
Chad noted with satisfaction the acceptance of most of the recommendations made by Canada.
Chad noted that the Gambia was party to the principal international human rights instruments.
Chad noted considerable improvements in the human rights situation notwithstanding the ongoing disturbances.
Chad noted the major challenges faced by Maldives, particularly as a result of climate change.
Chad noted the adoption by Zambia of Anti-Gender-Based Violence, Anti-Human Trafficking and Education Acts.
Chad noted the considerable progress in implementing recommendations and improving the human rights situation.
Chad noted with satisfaction the broad consultation with national institutions in the preparation of the report.
Chad noted that it highly appreciated Tunisia's achievements in the field of human rights since independence and to the present.
Chad noted the adoption of a number of laws and the setting up of several bodies and institutions for the promotion and protection of human rights.
Chad noted with satisfaction that Bangladesh had consulted all stakeholders in elaborating its national report.
Chad noted that significant consultations with all relevant stakeholders had been held in view of the preparation of the national report.
Chad noted the adoption of measures towards social protection, universal education, combating domestic violence and supporting elderly persons.
Chad noted that the country was overwhelmed by its current situation and that the human rights situation remained a concern.
Chad noted that Romania was a party to the core human rights instruments, which demonstrated its commitment to human rights.
Chad noted with satisfaction that Zimbabwe had accepted a large number of recommendations, including the recommendations made by Chad. .
Chad noted the accession of Cambodia to most international human rights instruments and that it had cooperated with OHCHR and the treaty bodies.
Chad noted that Thailand was endeavouring to guarantee access to social security to all the population and that it was moving forward on the process of reconciliation.
Chad noted that despite efforts made on human rights and humanitarian law, much remained to be done, especially following sanctions against Zimbabwe.
Chad noted Algeria's human rights progress since the first review as well as its cooperation with OHCHR, treaty bodies and special procedures.
Chad noted the constitutional provisions guaranteeing human rights and the ratification by Tanzania of the major international and regional human rights instruments.
Chad noted that the Republic of Korea had accepted the majority of the recommendations made in 2008 and that it was party to many international human rights instruments.
Chad noted the strengthening of human rights institutions, the creation of an NHRAP, the ratification of international human rights instruments and the adoption of national strategies.
Chad noted that Cameroon had strengthened its human rights framework by validating the National Plan of Action for Human Rights and elaborating the strategy document for growth and employment.
Chad noted progress made since the first UPR cycle, including the creation of a national human rights institution, measures regarding economic, social and cultural rights, and efforts to protect women and children.