Примеры использования Favour of indigenous peoples на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Action in favour of indigenous peoples.
It highlighted the polyvalent approach followed by Canada in favour of indigenous peoples.
While noting the steps taken by the State party in favour of indigenous peoples, the Committee is concerned by the attacks on their land rights.
A document including all of the texts adopted by the EU in favour of indigenous peoples.
It believes that recognition of this right in favour of indigenous peoples, simply because they are indigenous peoples, is nowhere supported by the practice of States or by current international law.
Act No. 426/94, on departmental governments,establishing their mandate for action in favour of indigenous peoples in departmental jurisdictions;
The ongoing changes in the country in favour of indigenous peoples have been hampered in particular by economic power groups that used to wield political power in the country during nearly the entire previous era of democracy.
UNESCO has continued its collaboration with ministries at the country level to promote education policy reform in favour of indigenous peoples.
Non-discrimination sometimes requires affirmative action and measures in favour of indigenous peoples to compensate or redress traditional imbalances and marginalization.
In some parts of Latin America, political pressure has successfully led to the revision of constitutions andland tenure laws in favour of indigenous peoples.
The sponsors of the draft resolution were committed to furthering multilateral action in favour of indigenous peoples, through events such as the World Conference on Indigenous Peoples in 2014.
Effective mechanisms for redress-- established in conjunction with the peoples concerned-- must be available and accessible in favour of indigenous peoples.
During this period, the Government prioritized public policies in favour of indigenous peoples and nations as well as peasant communities, guaranteeing their rights under domestic and international law.
Ms. Victoria Tauli Corpuz of the Tebtebba Foundation of the Philippines made a presentation on the legislative changes in favour of indigenous peoples in the Philippines.
An indigenous representative from Taymanut(Morocco) explained that constitutional change in favour of indigenous peoples had not yet taken place in his country and that it was difficult to establish a dialogue with the Government.
Bolivia had ratified ILO Convention No. 169 andthe Decade had provided the framework for the above-mentioned legal changes in favour of indigenous peoples' rights.
While annex II had included a few relevant cases in which the Supreme Court had ruled in favour of indigenous peoples, there were in fact very few cases in the report specifically relating to racial discrimination.
The representative of the Ngatira Lands Trust Aotearoa of New Zealand discussed a number of cases in which the Treaty of Waitangi(the basis for the country's constitution) andcourt decisions in favour of indigenous peoples were not implemented.
In 2007, in addition to projects approved under its loan andgrant facility in favour of indigenous peoples, IFAD managed the Indigenous Peoples Assistance Facility, which had been transferred from the World Bank in 2006.
Mexico emphasized that the appeals of indigenous peoples andthe decision of the Supreme Court in favour of indigenous peoples must be respected.
He noted that Bolivia had undertaken a number of legal steps in favour of indigenous peoples, including, among others, the constitutional reform that defines Bolivia as a multi-ethnic and multicultural State and the ratification of Convention No. 169 concerning Indigenous and Tribal Peoples in Independent Countries of the International Labour Organization ILO.
Senegal commended the positive developments occurred since the first universal periodic review,notably those in favour of indigenous peoples, the elderly and persons with disabilities.
While its first phase was based on a concept of popular participation and decentralization,with explicit components in favour of indigenous peoples, the second phase(2005-2009) was an indigenous programme inspired by International Labour Organization(ILO) Convention No. 169, the indigenous territory dimension of Bolivian land reform and the challenge of the Permanent Forum to directly involve indigenous peoples directly in the design of development programmes and as beneficiaries of such programmes.
In all its work, UNFPA incorporates a gender and culturally sensitive, human rights-based approach,promoting inclusive, participatory initiatives in favour of indigenous peoples and ethnic minority populations.
With regard to measures undertaken to explore and develop alternative sources of income,reduce the exploitation of natural resources, enhance conservation of biological diversity and establish measures in favour of indigenous peoples in voluntary isolation, with particular attention to the Yasuní-ITT initiative, Spain has pledged $4,000,000 through the UNDP-Spain Millennium Development Goals Achievement Fund for the Conservation and Sustainable Management of the Cultural and Natural Heritage of the Yasuní Biosphere Reserve.
Project aims at increasing the awareness of the beneficiaries on indigenous peoples' rights, at strengthening their capacities andinforming them of international agreements subscribed by the Government in favour of indigenous peoples' and women's rights.
Within the framework of the International Decade of the World's Indigenous People, the Organization, as required by its Programme and Budget 2002-2003(Main line of action 1: Construction of cultural pluralism andstrengthening of action in favour of indigenous peoples), continues to encourage interdisciplinary exchanges between indigenous and non-indigenous experts geared to promoting the recognition, safeguarding and revitalization of indigenous cultural resources and identities and, securing the sustainable development of the communities concerned.
At the country level, UNFPA supported the improvement of population and development models and information systems, providing key instruments for the definition andmonitoring of public policies in favour of indigenous peoples in Mexico, Ecuador and Belize.
Other special measures taken in favour of indigenous peoples include:( a) the New Deal Policy;( b) the Social Covenant for Multiculturalism(" Re-conocer");( c) Decree No. 124 of the Ministry of Planning and Cooperation of 2009, which sets out the regulations for implementing Act No. 19253 and ILO Convention No. 169 with a view to regulating indigenous consultation and participation;( d) Decree No. 101 of the Ministry of Planning and Cooperation( Diario Oficial, 7 June 2010), establishing the Council of Ministers for Indigenous Affairs; and( e) special legislation concerning Easter Island.
It likewise recommends the State party to undertake special measures as provided for in article 2.2 of the Convention in favour of indigenous peoples and persons of African descent, who have historically been subjected to discrimination.