Примеры использования Eritrea and yemen на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Eritrea and Yemen.
Relations between Eritrea and Yemen.
Eritrea and Yemen had both provided their data for 2012, as requested in decision XXV/14.
Tribunal decides maritime boundary between Eritrea and Yemen.
Both Eritrea and Yemen had publicly accepted the binding decision of the Arbitration Commission, awarded years ago.
One of those concerns the arbitration between Eritrea and Yemen.
The dispute between Eritrea and Yemen over the Hanish archipelago in the Red Sea, which began in November 1995, has been another source of concern to the international community.
Sovereignty of the island was long disputed among Ethiopia, Eritrea, and Yemen.
By the time of the current meeting, Eritrea and Yemen had reported their 2012 data in full,and that data indicated that both parties were in compliance with the Protocol's control measures for 2012.
Communication concerning the maritime boundary between Eritrea and Yemen in the Red Sea.
The Committee therefore noted that Eritrea and Yemen had submitted all outstanding data in accordance with their datareporting obligations under the Protocoland decision XXV/14 and that the data confirmed that the parties were in compliance with the Protocol's control measures for 2012.
Throughout the 1970s, Ethiopia(which had annexed Eritrea) and Yemen claimed the islands.
The text of the award is deposited with the Secretary-General of the United Nations in accordance with article 16(2) of the Arbitration Agreement of 3 October 1996 between Eritrea and Yemen.
A The Panel has requested verification of this issue from the Government of Eritrea and Yemen but has yet to receive a response.
Recalling the initiative of the Secretary-General of the United Nations advising that France bring its contribution to the process of a peaceful settlement of the dispute between Eritrea and Yemen.
In the first stage, on the definition of the scope of the dispute between Eritrea and Yemen, on the basis of the respective positions of the two Parties;
In its verdict the panel also stipulated that Yemen should ensure the continuance of traditional fishing practices in the area, safeguarding the freedom of movement and rights enjoyed by fishermen of both Eritrea and Yemen.
The Arbitral Tribunal rendered its decision in the first phase of the dispute between Eritrea and Yemen on 9 October 1998 for details, see A/53/456, para. 164.
The tribunal restricted the sovereignty over the groups of islands awarded to Yemen to the perpetuation of the traditional fishing regime in the region, including free access and the enjoyment for the fishermen of both Eritrea and Yemen.
Lastly, it should be noted that the arbitral award in the case concerning maritime delimitation between Eritrea and Yemen has yet to be rendered see also A/53/456, para. 164.
Taking into account articles 15, 74 and 83 of UNCLOS, the delimitation of the maritime boundary between Eritrea and Yemen by means of a single all-purpose equidistant(median) line between their territorial seas, exclusive economic zones and continental shelves was undertaken by the Arbitral Tribunal in accordance with article 2(3) of the Arbitration Agreement.
A 1998-99 international case at the Permanent Court of Arbitration awarded various islands to Eritrea and Yemen respectively.
In the second phase, the Arbitral Tribunal was requested to effect the delimitation of the maritime boundaries between Eritrea and Yemen taking into account the opinion that it would have formed on questions of territorial sovereignty, UNCLOS and any other pertinent factor.
Letter dated 18 June 1996(S/1996/447) from the Secretary-General addressed to the President of the Security Council,transmitting the text of an agreement on principles between Eritrea and Yemen, signed in Paris on 21 May 1996.
France, which had been mediating between the disputants,announced on 21 May 1996 that the Governments of Eritrea and Yemen had agreed to settle peacefully through arbitration their disputeand have approved the terms of an accord on the principles of that arbitration.202.
I have the honour to forward to you the attached press statement issued today, 20 December 1999,by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Eritrea on the Arbitration Tribunal's decision regarding the maritime boundary between Eritrea and Yemen in the Red Sea.
The Arbitral Tribunal therefore found unanimously in the second phase of the proceedings between Eritrea and Yemen that the international maritime boundary between the two States was a series of geodetic lines joining, in the order specified, the points, which were defined in degrees, minutes and seconds, of the geographic latitude and longitude and based on the World Geodetic System 1984 WGS 84.
Data-reporting obligations: Eritrea, South Sudan and Yemen decision XXV/14.
For 30 years,Djibouti has been a natural haven for refugees from Ethiopia, Eritrea, Somalia and Yemen.
As of June 1996, a total of 475,000Somali refugees remained registered in camps in Kenya, Ethiopia, Eritrea, Djibouti and Yemen.