Примеры использования Forced movement на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It was the largest forced movement of any population in history.
In that same long period, migration has involved both voluntary and forced movements of workers.
Forced movements of civilians have dramatically intensified in the provinces of Bujumbura Rural and Ruyigi.
Thus, it refers to the consequences of that forced movement on the lives of the affected persons.
This theory has opened new directions in the design of compact furnaces with forced movement of gases.
These restrictions may permit certain, limited forced movement of persons or their settlement in other areas.
The gunshot sound witnesses heard was the release of gas andthe bullet was air, the forced movement of the gas.
The forced movement or displacement of a population group can sometimes be effected during a state of emergency.
At the same time, they must cease engaging in pogroms, rapes,massacres, forced movements of civilian populations and the extinction of whole peoples.
The forced movement of people, combined with the rains, has limited people's access to clean water and basic health services.
Mainstreaming migration intodisaster risk reduction and climate change adaptation strategies was critical to minimizing forced movement.
For some years now we have been witnessing forced movements of populations following violence perpetrated in some countries of our subregion.
More needed to be done to put a stop to recent massive violations of humanitarian law,which prohibited the forced movement of the civilian population.
In some cases the forced movement of persons may amount to genocide, including“ethnic cleansing”, or to inhuman and degrading treatment.
In Kijevo near Sanski Most,the residents of the village- including men of military age- were loaded onto trucks on 18 September for forced movement to the village of Sehovici.
The forced movement of people caused by the conflict, combined with the rains, had also limited people's ability to access clean water and basic health services.
Reports of forced movement, relocation or return, as well as pressures brought to bear on the internally displaced persons to return, have decreased considerably.
The lack of a comprehensive de lege lata rule in international human rights law on the forced movement of persons has resulted in an unclear understanding as to its status in international law.
In recent years forced movement of persons has often become the objective of policies of ethnic separation or homogenization as well as the aim of military campaigns to achieve“ethnic cleansing”.
It will be recalled that paragraphs 250-252 of the report by the National Commission of Experts addressed the forced movement of villagers after their homes were burnt, in Kasongo territory only.
The Secretary-General stated that the forced movement of people, combined with the rains, had limited people's access to clean water and basic health services.
Regarding truth-seeking activities, CRTR has started a pilot project in Atauro to investigate the forced movement of people(i.e. prisoners) into that island in 1983.
Against this background, the programme examines how the forced movement of African peoples across the Atlantic resulted in shifts in racial and cultural identity, racism, inequality and a marked decline in the African population.
International human rights standards, as developed during recent decades, provide guidance on managed population movements and evacuations andthereby strictly limit forced movements that result in demographic change.
In Burma/Myanmar, massive human rights violations such as forced labour, forced movement of the population, summary and arbitrary executions, violation of women's human rights and violations of the rights of ethnic and religious minorities persisted.
Relevant international human rights standards should guide managed population movements, including evacuations, andthereby strictly limit forced movements, including those that result in demographic changes.
This will allow us to tackle such phenomena as uncontrolled or forced movement of populations, criminal activities of armed groups, illicit flows of small arms and light weapons and the illegal exploitation of natural resources.
Consistent with the Trial Chamber's decision of 22 September 2011 to sever the trial into a series of separate cases, each with a separate trial and judgment,the first phase of case 002 focused on the forced movement of the population from Phnom Penh and later from the regions, as well as related crimes against humanity.
Desertification leads to the forced movement of people because their life-support system has deteriorated. It leads to a reduction in the world's food-producing potential, the destruction of vegetation, and diminution of many plant and animal populations, and eventual loss of species.