Примеры использования Fundamental right to be free на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Assistance to make the fundamental right to be free from hunger a reality.
Recalls that slavery, in all its forms and practices, is a crime against humanity and reaffirms that every woman, man andchild has a fundamental right to be free from all forms of slavery and servitude.
A citizen's fundamental right to be free from hunger can be ensured by stabilizing the agriculture, forestry and fishery industries in a country.
Assistance to realize the fundamental right to be free from hunger.
Recalling the fundamental right to be free from hunger, she reiterated her country's commitment to achieving full agricultural development and food security for all.
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Every human being has the right to food and the fundamental right to be free from hunger.
Everyone has the fundamental right to be free from hunger, as well as the right to a standard of living adequate for the health and well-being of himself and of his family, including food and clothing.
Guyana, a primary producing agricultural country,recognizes the fundamental right to be free from hunger.
A right: the fundamental right to be free from racial discrimination should be interpreted as implying the right of the victim to obtain statistical data broken down by race/ethnicity, if such data would be critical evidence proving discrimination;
Reaffirming that every woman, man andchild has a fundamental right to be free from all forms of slavery and servitude.
Article 11(2)(a) of the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights refers to developing orreforming agrarian systems as a means of ensuring the fundamental right to be free from hunger.
In international law, the right to adequate food and the fundamental right to be free from hunger applies to everyone without discrimination, yet the right to food of indigenous peoples is frequently denied or violated, often as a result of systematic discrimination or the widespread lack of recognition of indigenous rights. .
The Permanent Forum notes that in international law, the right to adequate food and the fundamental right to be free from hunger apply to everyone without discrimination.
At the United Nations Conference for Sustainable Development in June 2012, world leaders reaffirmed their commitments regarding the right to safe, sufficient andnutritious food, consistent with the right to adequate food and the fundamental right to be free from hunger.
The right to adequate food is part of the broader right to an adequate standard of living,which also includes housing and clothing, and the distinct fundamental right to be free from hunger, which aims at preventing people from starving and is closely linkedto the right to life.
The right to adequate food therefore requires the right to food security(through either self-production or adequate income)and the"fundamental" right to be free from hunger.
Reaffirming that slavery, in all its forms and practices, is a crime against humanity and that every woman, man andchild has a fundamental right to be free from all forms of slavery and servitude.
Many delegations recalled international commitments regarding the right to access sufficient, safe andnutritious food, consistent with the right to adequate food and the fundamental right to be free from hunger.
The Working Group recalls that slavery, in all its forms and practices, is a crime against humanity and reaffirms that every woman, man andchild has a fundamental right to be free from all forms of slavery and servitude.
Examples of Japanese development assistance to promote economic, social, andcultural rights in other countries are as follows:…(c) Assistance to realize the fundamental right to be free from hunger.
The right to adequate food is part of the broader right to an adequate standard of living, which also includes housing and clothing,and the distinct fundamental right to be free from hunger, which aims to prevent people from starving.
By adopting the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, States have undertaken to cooperate- without any territorial orjurisdictional limitations- to ensure the realization of the right to food and the fundamental right to be free from hunger arts. 2, 11(1) and 11 2.
By adopting the treaty, States have undertaken to cooperate- without any territorial orjurisdictional limitations- to ensure the realization of the right to food and the fundamental right to be free from hunger arts. 2, 11(1) and 11 2.
In the light of the serious situation in the detention centres,the Special Representative recommends that everything be done to ensure compliance with the requirement that persons in detention are treated in a manner which respects their fundamental right to be free from cruel, inhuman or degrading punishment and treatment.
Emphasizing that in the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, States have undertaken to take appropriate steps to ensure the realization of the right to an adequate standard of living,including adequate food, and the fundamental right to be free from hunger, notably through the development and reform of agrarian systems.
First recognized as a human right in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights(Article 25) in 1948, there are now 166 States Parties(as of October 2017) to the International Covenant on Economic,Social and Cultural Rights, a binding agreement which provides a legal guarantee for the fundamental right to be free from hunger as well as the progressive realization of the right to adequate food Article 11.
States and the international community are duty bound to ensure,as a minimum, the fundamental rights to be free from hunger, and to progressively realize the physical and economic access to adequate food for all.
Right to be free from discrimination sex workers have the fundamental right to.
There is no country immune to its proliferation; of special concern is the situation of children,who are denied the fundamental right to be born free and to be protected from enslavement.
The fundamental right of everyone to be free from hunger was stressed.