Примеры использования Durban review process на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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To the Durban Review process.
The secretariat recommends that this NGO be granted accreditation to the Durban Review process.
VI. Durban review process.
Accreditation of non-governmental organizations to the Durban review process: Note by the Secretariat.
The Durban review process could be an opportunity to open a frank dialogue with the media regarding how people of African descent were portrayed by them.
The Secretariat recommends that the above-mentioned eight NGOs be granted accreditation to the Durban Review process.
The Durban review process, which includes sessions of the Preparatory Committee, an open-ended intergovernmental working group and five regional conferences, is scheduled to take place in 2008 and 2009.
Mr. Frans thanked the room for its contributions andstressed their importance to the Preparatory Committee and the Durban review process.
The Durban Review process, which culminated in the adoption of the Outcome Document of the Durban Review Conference on 24 April 2009, makes no reference to the concept of defamation of religions.
Mr. Nettleford noted that it is important to come up with the right language and approach in the recommendations andthis may also help the Durban Review process.
One representative highlighted the fact that the concrete results of the Working Group and the Durban Review process were very much connected to a consensual and truly constructive approach and participation.
Furthermore, it was stated that resources needed to be made available to organizations of people of African descent as there was a need for more participation by victims of racism in the Durban review process.
The delegate considered that an analysis by the Working Group of the five themes would contribute to the Durban Review process and the fulfilment by the Working Group of its mandate.
On the occasion of the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination, on 21 March 2009,the Special Rapporteur released a press statement calling for full engagement in the Durban Review Process.
He added that engaging in the Durban Review process also meant leaving political agendas outside; ideological divides only made people lose sight of the real and concrete problem of racism and those who suffer from it.
IWA representatives attended the International Conference on Education(2528 November 2008, Geneva)and participated in the Durban Review Process 21 April-2 May 2008, Geneva.
During the Durban Review process, he often stressed that the Review Conference constituted a unique opportunity to rebuild strong international consensus and mark the renewal of the international engagement in the struggle against racism.
As no comments were received from Member States concerning the further information received from this non-governmental organization,the secretariat recommends that this NGO be accredited to participate at the Durban Review process.
The Working Group and OHCHR were challenged to take advantage of alternative media outlets,such as YouTube, during the Durban review process, to encourage young people to participate in its activities over the Internet and other alternative media channels.
Mr. Mamdouhi(Iran) said that he would be grateful if Mr. Kemal would elaborate on the measures that should be taken at the national andinternational level to retain the momentum gained during the Durban Review process.
He stated that the Durban review process offered a unique opportunity to reclaim the historic accomplishments of the World Conference against Racism, as embodied in the Durban Declaration and Programme of Action and which represented an historic international consensus on how best to combat racism in our time.
As no further information was received from the other three NGOs that were provisionally accredited pending the reception of further information,the secretariat recommends that they not be accredited to the Durban Review process.
National human rights institutions, many of which had incorporated the fight against racial discrimination and related intolerance into their basic mandate,would play an active role in the Durban Review process, including through submission of documentation on their work and participation in regional meetings and meetings of the Preparatory Committee.
It was prepared after the conclusion of the Durban Review Conference, held in April 2009, and examines in detail its outcome document,as well as the Special Rapporteur's reflections on the Durban Review process.
He drew particular attention to the points concerning the Committee's possible contribution to the GlobalForum on Migration and Development; its possible cooperation with the Durban Review process; and the possibilities of further cooperation with the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women on the drafting of that Committee's general comment.
Several panellists conveyed to the President their view that the Working Group had become an important reference point for people of Latin America andit was of utmost relevance to them as they looked to the Durban review process.
The Durban Review process undertook, inter alia, to review progress and assess implementation of the Durban Declaration and Programme of Action by all stakeholders at the national, regional and international levels, including the assessment of contemporary manifestations of racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance.
The meeting agreed on the establishment of thematic working groups within the Committee:a working group on strategic participation of national human rights institutions in the Durban Review Process, and a working group on human rights and business.
As no comments were received from Member States concerning the further information received from this NGO, the secretariat recommends that this NGO, having participated in the World Conference Against Racism in 2001,be accredited to participate at the Durban Review process.
There was consensus among the participants that the Expert Mechanism should review the Durban Declaration andProgramme of Action and make recommendations for the Durban review process, taking into account that the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples should provide the normative framework for the Durban review process with regard to indigenous peoples.