Примеры использования Effects on human rights на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
Globalization and its effects on human rights should also be examined.
Recalling its condemnation of terrorism in all its forms and of its destructive effects on human rights.
The adverse effects on human rights of the proliferation and transfer of small arms and light weapons.
Consequently, globalization could have both positive and negative effects on human rights.
The linkages between mass surveillance and these other effects on human rights, while beyond the scope of the present report, merit further consideration.
Люди также переводят
The report also argues that market reforms, such as privatization and liberalization of trade,have deleterious effects on human rights.
It shows clearly how one problem leads to another and their effects on human rights(horizontal vicious circle of poverty);
The report was biased andderogatory and reflected an intention to maintain the embargo despite its negative effects on human rights.
Adjournment of the debate on the draft decision entitled"The adverse effects on human rights of the proliferation and transfer of small arms and light weapons.
He also underscored the human rights themes of his mission including the repeated conflicts of 2007 and its deleterious effects on human rights.
The Philippines further inquired about how Samoa addressed the climate change effects on human rights and about the areas in which it needed international assistance.
The purpose of the mission was to examine existing problems related to the movement and dumping of toxic and dangerous products andwastes and their adverse effects on human rights.
As a result, according to the Kyrgyz authorities, about 570 messages about corruption and its harmful effects on human rights were channelled to the population through mass media.
Responding to questions concerning the state of emergency declared in 1994 following the civil war, he said that the state of emergency had lasted for only a short period andthere had been no adverse effects on human rights.
The working group also agreed to examine this aspect further in relation to possible adverse effects on human rights, in particular, the right to development and its realization.
The report of the Secretary-General on globalization and its impact on the full enjoyment of all human rights(A/66/293) discussed the challenges of globalization, andinitiatives to mitigate adverse effects on human rights.
He was very concerned by the ongoing military campaign in ethnic areas of eastern Myanmar and its effects on human rights, especially on the civilians targeted during the attacks.
Unfortunately today, there is an increasing lack of coherence in policies implemented by Governments, which means, for example, that whilst they remain committed to a rights-based approach to development,they might also adopt trade policies that could have negative effects on human rights in other countries.
At the same meeting,the Sub-Commission considered a draft decision entitled"The adverse effects on human rights of the proliferation and transfer of small arms and light weapons", submitted by Mr. Weissbrodt.
With regard to measures to reduce the concentration of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere(mitigation),agro-fuel production is one example of how mitigation measures may have adverse secondary effects on human rights, especially the right to food.
Since the Committee had condemned terrorism and its destructive effects on human rights, he had wished to stress in the first operative paragraph of the Draft Declaration that war could result in a resurgence of terrorism.
A special rapporteur of the Commission on Human Rights should be appointed on the issue of nuclear contamination and its effects on human rights, particularly the right to life.
In order to implement these provisions,Gabonese law, aware of the seriousness of these measures and their effects on human rights, has developed an arsenal of legal regulations which take account of the need both to protect these rights and to maintain or restore public order.
Unfortunately today, there is also an increasing lack of coherence in government policies which can mean for example, that whilst they remain committed to a rights-based approach to development, at the same time,they might engage for example in trade policies that could have negative effects on human rights in other countries.
It had underlined that a major cause of the war in the Democratic Republic of the Congo was economic, with many effects on human rights, especially in areas not controlled by the Kinshasa Government.
The effects on human rights can be of a direct nature, such as the threat extreme weather events may pose to the right to life, but will often have an indirect and gradual effect on human rights, such as increasing stress on health systems and vulnerabilities related to climate change-induced migration.
All States Members of the United Nations should avoid the application of any coercive measures having negative effects on human rights, particularly on the most vulnerable.
That many developing countries do not have the national capacities and technologies to process such wastes in order to eradicate ordiminish their adverse effects on human rights, including the right to life, the enjoyment of the highest attainable standard of physical and mental health, and other human rights affected by the illicit movement and dumping of toxic and dangerous products, including the rights to water, food, adequate housing and work.
The aim of the mission was to examine, in the spirit of cooperation and dialogue, existing problems relating to the movement and dumping of toxic and dangerous products andwastes and their adverse effects on human rights, with a view to making concrete recommendations and proposals on adequate measures to control, reduce and eradicate these phenomena.
As the High Commissioner for Human Rights mentioned in her report dedicated on the relationship between climate change andhuman rights,"the effects on human rights can be of a direct nature, such as the threat extreme weather events may pose to the right to life, but will often have an indirect and gradual effect on human rights, such as increasing stress on health systems and vulnerabilities related to climate change-induced migration.