Примеры использования Chile recommended на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Chile recommended to Pakistan to speed up the ratification of ICCPR and CAT.
Referring to the analysis of the extent of the implementation of recommendations of the treaty bodies conducted jointly by the Government and OHCHR, Chile recommended that the results of this assessment be reflected in the work of the Guatemalan authorities in the future in order to achieve the effective realization of human rights in the country.
Chile recommended to Viet Nam that it consider(a) ratifying CAT and(b) the Optional Protocol thereto as soon as possible.
Deeply concerned about corporal punishment of children, Chile recommended that Botswana continue to incorporate the provisions of the Convention into domestic legislation, especially article 191.
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Chile recommended that measures be taken to combat the caste system and discrimination against the descendants of slaves.
While recognizing efforts made to protect women's rights Chile recommended(b) adopting the measures necessary to advance towards harmonizing legislation at all levels and eliminating all discriminatory elements still present in some state laws.
Chile recommended that Serbia adopt measures to ensure that minorities can effectively enjoy all their rights.
Taking into account the report the Special Rapporteur on violence against women, Chile recommended that(c) the implementation of the General Act for Women's Access to a Life Free of Violence be undertaken by all relevant authorities, at the federal, state and municipal levels, including in the prevention and eradication of violence against women, as well as care for victims.
Chile recommended that Israel guarantee the enjoyment of human rights and humanitarian laws for those living in the occupied territories.
Likewise, the Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination, in its concluding observations on Ecuador and Chile, recommended that State parties, in compliance with paragraph 4(d) of its general recommendation No. 23,1 should redouble their efforts to ensure full participation by indigenous peoples, especially women, in public affairs, and take effective steps to ensure that all indigenous peoples participate in the administration at all levels CERD/C/ECU/CO/19 and CERD/C/CHL/CO/15-18.
Chile recommended that the Government(c) abolish the death penalty and(d) ratify the Second Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.
Since Cape Verde is a transit country for the trafficking of women and girls, Chile recommended maximizing legislative, administrative and police measures to combat this crime, which particularly affects foreign women; introduce reforms to the judicial system to expedite the administration of justice, including the creation of new or more courts for lesser offences; and study the possibility of implementing a system of probation for those accused of lesser crimes that do not represent a threat to society.
Chile recommended that Saudi Arabia(a) modify its domestic legislation to bring it into line with the standards and requirements contained in the international human rights instruments.
Chile recommended that cooperation be continued with the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia until the facts of the serious violations of human rights that occurred in the region during the 1990s are clarified.
Chile recommended that Burundi(a) implement, as speedily as possible, the legal, political and ministerial initiatives to eradicate the practice of torture and other forms of ill-treatment by State officials.
Chile recommended that the measures and relevant programmes described by the delegation be adopted in order to provide opportunities and give access to social services that are conducive to ensuring the integration of these groups in the political and social life of the country.
Chile recommended that Uzbekistan(a) establish conditions that would allow for an international and independent investigation to establish the facts concerning Andijan; and(b) end the practice of forced return of persons who sought asylum in bordering States after the events in Andijan.
Chile recommended the promotion of the abolition of the death penalty and the accession to the Second Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, modifying in the meantime its legislation with regard to the death penalty, eliminating mandatory application and ensuring that the legislation is compatible with article 6 of the International Covenant.
Chile recommended that Uruguay(a) continue strengthening the implementation of those measures already adopted and adopt new measures, whenever necessary, to ensure the enjoyment of human rights for its population, according particular importance to eradicating violence against women and ensuring the rights of the child; and(b) implement alternative measures to the deprivation of liberty, especially with regard to minors.
Chile recommended(a) the establishment of a moratorium on the application of the death penalty with a view to abolish it;(b) ratifying the fundamental labour conventions, in particular ILO Conventions 87 and 98, as well as the Convention on the Protection of the Rights of All Migrant Workers and Members of Their Families;(c) ensuring that men and women enjoy the same rights with respect to marriage, including the selection of spouse, dissolution of the marriage, child custody and inheritance.
CMW recommended that Chile establish a national information system on migration.
Joint Submission 8(JS8) and Amnesty International(AI) recommended Chile to ratify the Optional Protocol to CEDAW.
Chile(a) recommended that it consider doing so.
JS4 recommended that Chile liberalize the legislation which criminalizes abortion under all circumstances.
IFOR recommended that Chile legislate to permit exemption from military service for conscientious objectors.
ICJ and AI recommended that Chile eliminate the application of military jurisdiction to civilians.
CERD recommended that Chile ratify the amendment to article 8, paragraph 6, of the Convention.
It recommended that Chile ensure that serious human rights violations committed during this period do not go unpunished.
It also recommended that Chile define the offence of enforced disappearance as an ordinary offence in the Criminal Code.