Примеры использования Freedom of conscience and religious organizations на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Law of Ukraine"On freedom of conscience and religious organizations" p.
The main law of the Republic of Armenia regulating the activities of religious organizations is the Law"On freedom of conscience and religious organizations.
In this context, the draft Law on Freedom of Conscience and Religious Organizations is being developed.
On 30 June 1998, the Court dismissed the author's claim,allegedly on the ground of the provisions of article 14 of the Law on Freedom of Conscience and Religious Organizations.
It replaces the 1991 Law on freedom of conscience and religious organizations and its subsequent amendments in 1995 and 1996.
Therefore, the National Assembly had recently ratified a new law on freedom of conscience and religious organizations.
The Freedom of Conscience and Religious Organizations Act affirms that the State shall maintain peaceand harmony among religious faiths.
The initial report referred to a bill on freedom of conscience and religious organizations.
The Freedom of Conscience and Religious Organizations Act of 1998 governs social relations in the area of realization of citizens' rights in respect of freedom of conscience. .
Therefore, there was no need to amend the law"On the freedom of conscience and religious organizations.
Under the Constitution and the Freedom of Conscience and Religious Organizations Act of 1 May 1998, everyone has the right to profess any religion or none.
The activities of religious organizations are regulated by the Ukrainian Act on Freedom of Conscience and Religious Organizations referred to above.
The Committee notes the 1998 Law on Freedom of Conscience and Religious Organizations, and recent amendments to the Civiland Criminal Codes relating to the freedom of religion.
Opinion on the Draft Law of the Republic of Armenia Amending the Law"On Freedom of Conscience and Religious Organizations" in Armenian.
Freedom of conscience and religious organizations is established by the Constitutionand the corresponding law, and safeguarded by State policy on ethnic and religious tolerance.
Comments on the Draft Law of the Kyrgyz Republic'On Freedom of Conscience and Religious Organizations in the Kyrgyz Republic.
Other laws had been adopted in the area of human rights, among them the law on refugees, the law on victims of repression,and the law on freedom of conscience and religious organizations.
In accordance with the Constitution and the Freedom of Conscience and Religious Organizations Act of 1998, all religious faiths are accorded equal rights.
As was mentioned above, on the one hand,President Yanukovych said that he is ready to sign a new edition of the Law"On Freedom of Conscience and Religious Organizations.
In connection with updating the current Law of Ukraine"On Freedom of Conscience and Religious Organizations," it is worth remembering Ukraine's commitments in the sphere of religious freedom. .
Matters concerning the practical implementation of the constitutional right to freedom of conscience are regulated by the Freedom of Conscience and Religious Organizations Act of 23 April 1991.
The Law of Turkmenistan on freedom of conscience and religious organizations("Religious Organizations Law"), adopted on 21 October 2003, spells out the foregoing constitutional provisions in more detail.
Second, the use of religion to foment enmity, hatred orethnic division is prohibited article 5 of the Freedom of Conscience and Religious Organizations Act, passed in 1991 and amended in 1998.
The Committee notes that the provisions of the Freedom of Conscience and Religious Organizations Act require religious organizations and associations to be registered in order to be able to manifest their religion or belief.
According to the this presidential decree, the Ministry of Justice wasordered to develop and submit to the government a new edition of the Law of Ukraine"On Freedom of Conscience and Religious Organizations.
The Amendments make several changes and insertions to the Law on Freedom of Conscience and Religious Organizations, more specifically to Article 22 titled“Religious literatureand objects of religious orientation”.
The juridical basis for implementing the right to freedom of conscience and religion has been the new wording of article 50 of the Ukrainian Constitution and the Ukrainian Act on Freedom of Conscience and Religious Organizations adopted as long ago as 1991.
Under article 19 of the Freedom of Conscience and Religious Organizations Act, the central administrative bodies of religious organizations import religious literature into Uzbek territory according to the relevant procedure.
Building on the Constitution, it has adopted electoral laws setting out explicit guarantees of the voting rights of citizens and laws on political parties, non-governmental organizations, freedom of conscience and religious organizations, and the media.
Now the Parliament reviews a series of bills to amend the Law of Ukraine"On freedom of conscience and religious organizations," some of which are ambiguous in nature and can lead to unpredictable consequences.