Примеры использования Cumberbatch miguén на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Mr. Cumberbatch Miguén(Cuba) said that a final decision was needed.
Mr. Cumberbatch Miguén(Cuba) said that his delegation had voted in favour of the draft resolution.
Mr. Cumberbatch Miguén(Cuba) said that such resolutions did nothing to advance the human rights agenda.
Mr. Cumberbatch Miguén(Cuba) said that his delegation was well aware of the existence of administrative instruction ST/AI/416.
Mr. Cumberbatch Miguén(Cuba), speaking on behalf of the sponsors, said that paragraph 5 of the draft resolution should be deleted.
Mr. Cumberbatch Miguén(Cuba) said that the item under consideration was of vital importance and highlighted the difficulties of coexistence.
Mr. Cumberbatch Miguén(Cuba), said that the same picture of the Organization's financial situation was presented to the Committee as an annual ritual.
Mr. Cumberbatch Miguén(Cuba) said that the draft resolution included many of the relevant recommendations in the report of the Special Rapporteur.
Mr. Cumberbatch Miguén(Cuba) said that the report was important in that it codified, organized and processed information on violence against children.
Mr. Cumberbatch Miguén(Cuba) stressed the importance of repealing discriminatory laws and of changing cultural practices that promoted violence against women.
Mr. Cumberbatch Miguén(Cuba) said that international organized crime had reached such proportions that no country could tackle it alone.
Mr. Cumberbatch Miguén(Cuba) said that the proposed draft resolution had nothing to do with the promotion and protection of human rights at the international level.
Mr. Cumberbatch Miguén(Cuba) reiterated his delegation's view that the invitation to the Special Rapporteur on disability should not be conditional on the availability of funds.
Mr. Cumberbatch Miguén(Cuba) said that his delegation would be interested to know the views of the Special Rapporteur on the pressure facing adherents of non-mainstream religions.
Mr. Cumberbatch Miguén(Cuba) said that the current exercise was useless, as the countries putting forward draft resolutions of its kind themselves violated the human rights of entire peoples.
Mr. Cumberbatch Miguén(Cuba) said that the 2005 Summit Outcome had been manipulated and adopted by a small group of countries imposing authoritarian measures on the majority.
Mr. Cumberbatch Miguén(Cuba) said that the problem of illicit drug production, consumption and trafficking continued to grow despite national and international efforts.
Mr. Cumberbatch Miguén(Cuba)(spoke in Spanish): Before we conclude our consideration of this item on the agenda, I would like to record the position of Cuba on this subject in a general statement.
Mr. Cumberbatch Miguén(Cuba) said that the Organization could not conduct its business without the necessary information; it was time to resolve the long-standing problem of late submission of documents once and for all.
Mr. Cumberbatch Miguén(Cuba) outlined the content of the draft resolution and announced that Cambodia, Cameroon, Malawi, Nigeria, Pakistan, Swaziland and the United Republic of Tanzania had become sponsors.
Mr. Cumberbatch Miguén(Cuba), referring to agenda item 35, on a culture of peace, noted that the Philippines had submitted a new draft resolution under that heading, on the promotion of cooperation between religions.
Mr. Cumberbatch Miguén(Cuba) said that it had not been his delegation's intention to"bilateralize" the issue but, following the comments made by the representative of the United States of America, he was obliged to intervene.
Mr. Cumberbatch Miguén(Cuba) said his delegation had serious reservations about the Secretary's statement, particularly about the differentiated and discriminatory use of funds from the regular budget for the different mandates.
Mr. Cumberbatch Miguén(Cuba) said that his delegation appreciated the attention given by the Special Rapporteur to the unilateral embargo by the United States against Cuba and its effect on the right to food of the Cuban people.
Mr. Cumberbatch Miguén(Cuba), speaking on a point of order, said that under rule 115 of the rules of procedure, the United States must wait until the list of speakers had been concluded before exercising the right of reply.
Mr. Cumberbatch Miguén(Cuba), speaking on behalf of the sponsors, said that they had been joined by Cambodia, the Central African Republic, Mauritania, Pakistan, Rwanda, the Syrian Arab Republic, the United Republic of Tanzania and Turkmenistan.
Mr. Cumberbatch Miguén(Cuba) asked for more information on the elements to be included in the report to the Human Rights Council on ethnic profiling and on the criteria used to analyse laws restricting human rights.
Mr. Cumberbatch Miguén(Cuba) expressed concern that, despite all the work being carried out by the United Nations in the area of promotion of gender equality, the objectives set out in the Beijing Platform for Action remained out of reach for the majority of women.
Mr. Cumberbatch Miguén(Cuba), after stating that the Gambia and Suriname had also become sponsors, said that the draft resolution highlighted the close link between international economic, political and social conditions and the promotion of human rights for all.
Mr. Cumberbatch Miguén(Cuba) said that, although his delegation was concerned at the number of contributions to the finances of the United Nations that were made on an extrabudgetary basis, it was grateful for the contributions made by the countries that were in a position to do so.