Примеры использования Garreton на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The garreton report: principal source of the report.
The report is merely an exact copy of the Garreton report.
Upon completion of his mission, Mr. Garreton prepared a very controversial report.
To spell it out,there is a violation of the law through absence of factual foundation this is the great defect of the Garreton Report and the Amega Mission.
Moreover, the tone and language of the Garreton report show that the author was not neutral.
The Special Rapporteur of the Commission on Human Rights on the Situation of Human Rights in the Democratic Republic of the Congo(formerly Zaire),Mr. R. Garreton.
In view of the conclusions of his report,Mr. Garreton clearly exceeded his mandate.
Curiously, in common with the Garreton report, the report on the Amega mission does not name any humanitarian organization that has been the victim of the alleged hostility.
The Investigative Team essentially relied on the report drafted by Mr. Garreton after completion of his preliminary investigation.
Despite the differences between the parties,a compromise was struck, namely, to dispatch a new United Nations team to replace the one headed by Mr. Garreton.
It will be seen from a reading of the report that Mr. Garreton made frequent references to the then Minister for Foreign Affairs, Mr. Kamanda wa Kamanda of the defunct Mobutu regime.
In that connection,an informed observer close to the United Nations Secretary-General asserts that Garreton goes far above and beyond his duties.
The Special Rapporteur, Mr Roberto Garreton, stated in his above-mentioned report that many operations involving the transfer of Congolese to Rwanda, and perhaps even more to Uganda, had been brought to his attention.
The Special Rapporteur of the Commission on Human Rights on the situation of human rights in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Mr. Roberto Garreton, visited the country from 11 to 21 March.
As far asthe premises are concerned, the Amega report is based on the Garreton report as a working document, though the latter was irrational and void of factual argumentation.
It was in no way the Government's intention to prevent the delivery of humanitarian aid, still less was there any desire to engage in extermination or summary orextrajudicial execution as maintained in the Garreton report.
The Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in former Zaire, Mr. Roberto Garreton, mentioned in his report(E/CN.4/1997/6) that not all ethnic groups living in former Zaire enjoyed the same rights.
At 3 p.m.:Mr. Roberto Garreton(Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in the Democratic Republic of the Congo); Mr. Andreas Mavrommatis(Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in Iraq);
The aforementioned document offers an overview of how human rights are promoted and protected in the DemocraticRepublic of the Congo, and the country's response to the report produced by Mr. Roberto Garreton pursuant to Commission resolution 1998/61.
The Special Rapporteur, Mr. Roberto Garreton, has conducted two missions to Zaire and presented comprehensive reports to the Commission on Human Rights at its 1995 and 1996 sessions see E/CN.4/1995/67 and E/CN.4/1996/66.
The interpretation of the attitude of some members of the Team in setting September 1996 as the starting date for their mission is that they intended to draw broad inspiration from the Garreton report to the General Assembly of 30 June 1997 and to the Commission at its fifty-fourth session.
Resolution 1997/58, adopted by the Commission on Human Rights after the Garreton report on the situation of human rights in Zaire, is the legal instrument providing the justification for sending investigative missions on matters falling within their respective purviews.
Those frequent allusions to atrocities falsely attributed to the AFDL have led the UnitedNations High Commissioner for Human Rights to request the Special Rapporteur for the former Zaire, Mr. Roberto Garreton, appointed on 9 March 1994 by the Commission on Human Rights, to make another visit to the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Suggests that the Special Rapporteur on Zaire, Mr. Roberto Garreton, in conjunction with the Special Rapporteur on Burundi, Mr. Paolo Sergio Pinheiro, accord priority in his observations to the role of such media, audiovisual or otherwise, in the propagation of genocidal behaviour;
During the period from 1995 to 1998, ICHRDD, through policy dialogue and exchange of information, collaborated and supported the work ofthe country special rapporteurs: Special Rapporteur on Congo-Kinshasa(Mr. Roberto Garreton), the Independent Expert on Haïti(Mr. Adama Dieng), and former Special Rapporteurs on Burundi(Mr. Paulo Pinheiro) and Rwanda Mr. René Degni-Ségui.
Mr Roberto Garreton, Special Rapporteur on the Human Rights Situation in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, writes, in his report to the 57th session of the Commission on Human Rights, that"in the eastern regions occupied by the so-called"rebel" or"aggressor" forces, the armed forces of Rwanda, Uganda and Burundi, as well as the RCD, continue to enforce a climate of terror.
The organization has been in contact with the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights on a number of occasions, reporting on and discussing current projects,as well as introducing her to local partners and organizations. On 30 April 2009, it invited Roberto Garreton, a member of the Working Group on Arbitrary Detention, to a discussion on opportunities for cooperation.
In this context the European Union hopes thatthe forthcoming mission to the Democratic Republic of the Congo by the United Nations Special Rapporteur, Mr. Garreton, will help shed light on the consequences of the conflict on the human rights situation, and that it will contribute to enhanced cooperation between the international community and the Democratic Republic of the Congo in this field.
When he learned of his appointment, Mr. Garreton suggested to the High Commissioner that it would be inadvisable to send observers to the field, but that he was"in a position to undertake the field mission either immediately or at a time indicated to him". He added that he should be accompanied by"forensic experts or anthropologists and ballistic experts" of whom there could be no need at that stage of the preliminary investigation.
In his memorandum addressed to the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, the President of Campaign for Peace, Democracy and Development(CPDD) of Southern Kivu,Mr. Enoch S. Ruberangabo reproaches Mr. Roberto Garreton for having written his report after listening to one side only and for indulging in racism, a sign of insecurity Jeune Afrique Economie, 1-14 June 1998, p. 114.