Примеры использования Forced displacement of persons на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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None the less, the State has a clear responsibility with regard to the forced displacement of persons.
In other regions, the forced displacement of persons by means of human rights violations is labelled ethnic cleansing.
One must not regard with indifference the evil being committed in various parts of the world such as the forced displacement of persons and breaches of human rights.
Any forced displacement of persons going on there was the work of armed Kurdish groups or the result of incursions from neighbouring States.
Expresses its deep concern at the continuing and serious human rights violations in the Sudan, including summary executions,detentions without due process, forced displacement of persons and torture;
Given the systematic andwidespread character of the forced displacement of persons in Darfur, the Commission finds that such action may well amount to a crime against humanity.
Forced displacement of persons refers to expulsion or other coercive acts from the area in which they are lawfully present when the reason is not the security needs of the population.
Expresses its deep concern at the continuing and serious human rights violations in the Sudan, including summary executions, detentions without due process,abductions, forced displacement of persons and torture;
In the first place, the forced displacement of persons is not consistent with human rights norms as proclaimed in article 13 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and article 12 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.
As the Commission on Human Rights, in its resolution 1997/59, andthe Special Rapporteur of the Commission on Human Rights, had emphasized, summary executions, the forced displacement of persons, slavery and religious intolerance persisted in that country.
As the forced displacement of persons was of concern not just to the States affected directly but also to the international community as a whole, efforts to make optimal use of resources needed to be harmonized and shared.
On 22 March 2000,the Congress of the Republic of Colombia approved a bill which declared the forced disappearance of persons, genocide and the forced displacement of persons to be crimes under its domestic legislation, and redefined and increased the penalties for the crime of torture.
The Union was deeply concerned at continuing serious human rights violations in the Sudan, which included summary executions, extrajudicial killings, arbitrary arrest, detention without due process, violations of the rights of women and children, slavery andslavery-like practices, forced displacement of persons and systematic torture.
Noting with deep concern continuing reports of grave human rights abuses and violations in the Sudan, as noted in its resolution 1997/59,including detentions without trial, forced displacement of persons and torture, as described in, inter alia, numerous reports submitted to the General Assembly and the Commission on Human Rights.
The destruction of property in Darfur was clearly part of a systematic and widespread attack on the civilian population; it clearly had a detrimental effect on the liberty and livelihood of those people, being deprived of all necessities of life in the villages; andit almost consistently involved the forced displacement of persons.
It should be noted that the forced displacement of persons is not consistent with human rights norms, as proclaimed in article 13 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and article 12 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, which secure the freedom of movement, including the freedom to choose one's residence in one's own country.
In his last report to the Commission on Human Rights, the Special Rapporteur called upon the Government of Myanmar to take immediate steps in order to put an end to the forced displacement of persons, to prohibit the practice of forced labour and forced portering and to prevent arbitrary killings, and confiscation of property in the ethnic minority areas.
To end the systematic forced displacement of persons and other causes of refugee flows to neighbouring countries, to provide the necessary protection and assistance to internally displaced persons, in cooperation with the international community, and to respect the right of refugees to voluntary, safe and dignified return monitored by appropriate international agencies;
Noting with deep concern reports of grave human rights violations in the Sudan, particularly summary executions,detentions without trial, forced displacement of persons and torture, described in part in the reports submitted to the Commission on Human Rights at its forty-eighth session by the Special Rapporteurs on torture and on summary or arbitrary executions.
The Commission on Human Rights, in resolution 1998/67, had expressed its deep concern at continued serious human rights violations in the Sudan, including enforced and involuntary disappearances, violations of the rights of women and children, slavery andslavery-like practices, forced displacement of persons and denial of the freedoms of religion, expression and peaceful assembly.
It must allow the Special Rapporteur to visit the country,put an end to the forced displacement of persons, cooperate with the Tripartite Commission to determine the fate of missing persons, cooperate in the implementation of Security Council resolutions 986(1995) and 1111(1997), and continue to facilitate the work of United Nations humanitarian personnel.
The same principle of humanity, I concluded in the aforementioned Separate Opinion in the case of the Massacre of Plan de Sánchez, also has incidence in the domain of International Refugee Law, as disclosed by the facts of the cas d'espèce, involving massacres and the Statepolicy of tierra arrasada, i.e.,the destruction and burning of homes, which generated a massive forced displacement of persons para. 23.
Noting with deep concern reports of grave human rights violations in the Sudan, particularly summary executions,detentions without trial and forced displacement of persons and torture, as described in reports submitted to the Commission on Human Rights by the Special Rapporteur on the question of torture, the Special Rapporteur on extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary executions, and the Special Rapporteur on the question of religious intolerance.
In the same resolution, the Commission expressed its deep concern at continued serious human rights violations in the Sudan, including summary executions, extrajudicial killings, arbitrary arrests, detentions without due process, enforced or involuntary disappearances, violations of the rights of women and children, slavery andslavery-like practices, forced displacement of persons, systematic torture and denial of the freedoms of religion, expression, association and peaceful assembly.
Noting with deep concern reports of grave human rights violations in the Sudan, particularly summary executions,detentions without trial, forced displacement of persons and torture, as described in, inter alia, the reports submitted to the Commission on Human Rights at its forty-eighth session by the Special Rapporteurs on the question of torture and on extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary executions, E/CN.4/1993/26 and E/CN.4/1993/46, respectively.
Noting with deep concern the human rights violations and breaches of international humanitarian law outlined in resolution 1997/59, including the aerial bombardment of civilians, slavery, slave trade, extrajudicial killings, arbitrary arrests, detentions without due process, enforced or involuntary disappearances,violations of the rights of women and children, forced displacement of persons, systematic torture and denial of the freedoms of religion, expression, association and peaceful assembly.
Expresses deep concern at the serious, widespread and continuing human rights violations in the Sudan, including extrajudicial killings andsummary executions; detentions without due process; forced displacement of persons; enforced or involuntary disappearances; torture and other forms of cruel and unusual punishment; slavery, practices similar to slavery and forced labour; and denial of the freedoms of expression, association and peaceful assembly;
To end the systematic forced displacement of persons and other causes of refugee flows to neighbouring countries, to provide the necessary protection and assistance to internally displaced persons, in cooperation with the international community, and to respect the right of refugees to voluntary, safe and dignified return monitored by appropriate international agencies in accordance with international law, including applicable international humanitarian law;
Expresses deep concern at the serious, widespread and continuing human rights violations in the Sudan, including extrajudicial killings and summary executions; detentions without due process;violations of the rights of women and children; forced displacement of persons; enforced or involuntary disappearances; torture and other forms of cruel and unusual punishment; slavery, practices similar to slavery and forced labour; denial of the freedoms of expression, association and peaceful assembly; and discrimination based on religion;
He refers, inter alia, to the adoption of a country resolution in April 1997 by the United Nations Commission on Human Rights, according to which human rights violations in Sudan included"extrajudicial killings, arbitrary arrests, detentions without due process, enforced or involuntary disappearances, violations of the rights of women and children, slavery andslavery-like practices, forced displacement of persons and systematic torture, and denial of the freedoms of religion, expression, association and peaceful assembly.