Примеры использования Continued to be violated на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Human rights continued to be violated in Nigeria.
Furthermore, the fundamental rights of indigenous women continued to be violated.
However, that right continued to be violated in all parts of the world.
Indeed, the inalienable rights of the Palestinian people continued to be violated on a daily basis.
Children's rights continued to be violated by the parties to the conflict.
Unfortunately, even after the end of the Second World War, the rights of nations continued to be violated.
Nevertheless, the rights of children continued to be violated because of wars, poverty and natural disasters.
Despite prohibitive and protective legislation,the rights of females continued to be violated.
Political rights continued to be violated by the regime, which took a more oppressive and ruthless form.
The newly adopted Optional Protocol would benefit millions of women whose rights continued to be violated.
JS 13 stated that LGBT persons' right to work continued to be violated because of discriminatory practices in employment.
It was unacceptable that,in the twenty-first century, women's fundamental rights continued to be violated.
Within the occupied Territory, human rights continued to be violated, and political prisoners died cruel and untimely deaths.
His delegation also wished to point out that the human rights of the Moldova population in the region in question continued to be violated.
However, children's basic human rights continued to be violated, and the international community must live up to its commitments.
Revelations concerning a global electronic surveillance network had shown that human rights andcivil liberties continued to be violated.
However, women's rights continued to be violated, discrimination abounded, and violence against women and the trafficking of women and girls had increased.
It was all the more regrettable, therefore,that the norms of that law continued to be violated in various regions of the world.
The Syrian Arab Republic wished to make it clear that there could be no peace in the Middle East while the territories remain occupied andwhile the rights of the peoples continued to be violated.
In the absence of law enforcement agencies and the judiciary, the rule of law continued to be violated, in spite of enhanced patrolling by UNOCI and Licorne.
Archbishop Migliore(Holy See) welcomed progress made toward the enjoyment of human rights butregretted that the most fundamental right, the right to life, continued to be violated.
However, the children had sill not been released from the PCN-M cantonment areas,their rights continued to be violated and they were still not receiving reintegration assistance;
Mr. Ayachi(Comité national algérien de solidarité avec le peuple sahraoui) said that the Sahrawi people had been resisting the Moroccan occupation for more than three decades andtheir human rights continued to be violated.
In 1998, the international community had celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Nevertheless,such rights continued to be violated in many countries and young persons were frequently the victims of war crimes.
The right to life continued to be violated in Darfur, and many parts of the region were inaccessible to humanitarian-relief workers, leaving communities without vital food and health relief.
Mr. Mutaboba(Rwanda) said that, although many Governments had ratified the Convention,the rights of children continued to be violated throughout the world.
Mr. Laurin(Canada) said that in Pakistan,despite recent reforms, human rights continued to be violated through religious discrimination, child labour, blasphemy laws and flouting of the rights of minorities and women.
Ten years after the Machelstudy on children and armed conflict, children's most basic rights continued to be violated in such conflicts.
Despite efforts put forth by the United Nations,human rights continued to be violated in many places across the world. Responsibility for that state of affairs lay with governments, which could be blamed for negligence, incompetence or outright oppression.
Although democratization and the rule of law had improved significantly in many parts of the world,human rights continued to be violated in a number of countries.