Примеры использования Her previous reports на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In her previous reports, the High Commissioner recommended speeding up the judicial reform launched in 2011.
In the final section, the Special Rapporteur refers to the conclusions andrecommendations contained in her previous reports which remain valid.
In her previous reports, the Special Representative has consistently noted with concern the increasing trend of attacks on education.
This chapter analyses the Colombian State's follow-up to the recommendations made by the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights in her previous reports.
In her previous reports the Special Rapporteur has made a point of drawing attention to the problems which have arisen in the execution of her mandate.
In this respect, the High Commissioner observes that the root causes of human rights violations impede, at the same time,the implementation of the recommendations made in her previous reports.
As emphasized by the Special Rapporteur in her previous reports, the Congolese justice system is far from meeting the minimum required standards.
The programme has been evaluated as part of a cooperation project between this Office and the Attorney-General's Office, in response to the observations andrecommendations formulated by the High Commissioner in her previous reports see paras. 39-45 above.
In her previous reports, referred to in paragraph 1, the Special Rapporteur has presented a series of analyses as well as conclusions and recommendations, which are still valid.
The Special Representative has made comprehensive recommendations in her previous reports to the Commission and the General Assembly, including reports of her country visits.
In her previous reports, the Special Rapporteur identified several factors which were contributing to illicit traffic see E/CN.4/1996/17, paragraphs 103-115 and E/CN.4/2001/55, paragraphs 37-42.
Some of this work, andindeed much of the work accomplished throughout these years and not included in her previous reports to the SubCommission, owing either to page limitations or to deadlines for the submission of documents, may now have to be reviewed in the light of 11 September 2001.
In her previous reports, the Special Rapporteur has analysed the case concerning the contamination of a paracetamol syrup by impure glycerine, resulting in the death of at least 88 children in Haiti between 1997 and 1998.
In her seventh report to the Sub-Commission(E/CN.4/Sub.2/2003/30), the Special Rapporteur reviewed national legislative measures andprogrammes based on information contained in her previous reports, the reports of the Secretary-General on the same subject, and other sources.
The RRA expressed appreciation to the expert for her previous reports and provided her with further details of the death and destruction caused by Aideed's militia in the area.
In her previous reports, the Special Rapporteur has presented a series of analyses on major trends, the characteristics of illicit traffic, transnational corporations and effects on the enjoyment of human rights.
The Special Rapporteur recommends that the Government review andimplement the recommendations in her previous reports, many of which have not been complied with, notably the recommendation that the Government take measures to strengthen legal and other guarantees for the protection of human rights.
In her previous reports the Special Rapporteur summarized key features of the international legal framework of the right to education, guided by the need to keep her mandate firmly grounded in international human rights law.
The Government should review and implement the recommendations made by the Special Rapporteur in her previous reports, most of which have thus far gone unimplemented, notably the recommendation that the Government should take measures to strengthen legal and other guarantees for the protection of human rights.
In her previous reports the Special Rapporteur has considered the human rights situations in the four countries covered by her mandate(Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Republic of Croatia, the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia and the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia) in single, comprehensive documents.
The Special Rapporteur draws the attention of the Commission on Human Rights to the conclusions andrecommendations set out in her previous reports, and in particular those in the report E/CN.4/1998/10(paras. 53 to 106) and its addendum 2, which contains recommendations in connection with her visit to Africa paras. 54 to 63.
In her previous reports to the Commission, the Special Rapporteur noted the main trends in the illicit movement and dumping of toxic and dangerous products and wastes, and analysed their characteristics as well as their adverse effects on the enjoyment of human rights, particularly the rights to life and health.
Takes note of the latest report of the Special Rapporteur(A/HRC/7/6), which includes efforts to formulate indicators on violence against women,as well as her previous reports on intersections between culture and violence against women(A/HRC/4/34) and on the due diligence standard as a tool for elimination of violence against women(E/CN.4/2006/61);
It should be recalled that in each of her previous reports(1996-1998), the Special Rapporteur deplored the small number of replies received from Governments, particularly those concerned by traditional practices affecting the health of women and the girl child, to the Secretary-General's note concerning the Plan of Action.
In her previous reports, the Special Rapporteur provided regular updates on the development of national legislation and domestic measures to combat illicit traffic when summarizing information supplied by Governments. Field visit reports also outline developments based on the experiences of the countries visited.
As stated by the High Commissioner in her previous reports, despite some progress in prosecuting some high-profile perpetrators, the criminal justice system remains structurally weak.
In her previous reports to the Human Rights Council, the High Commissioner recommended that the Government of Yemen launch transparent and independent investigations, compliant with international standards, into any credible allegations of serious human rights violations committed by Government security forces during the events of 2011 A/HRC/21/37, para. 67 a.
The Special Rapporteur has noted in all her previous reports the constantly increasing attention to girls' access to school and their persistence in schooling and will review recent developments in her next report. .
In her previous reports, the Special Rapporteur has identified various other forms of trade in hazardous wastes for recycling or further use: bogus recycling; hazardous recycling operations such as incineration plants, lead recycling factories, export of plastic residues containing hazardous substances, export of ships for recycling operations; export of waste-intensive polluting industries; export of pesticides and other chemical and pharmaceutical products see E/CN.4/1997/17, paragraphs 73102 and E/CN.4/2000/55, paragraphs 22-36.
As the Special Rapporteur has emphasized in all her previous reports, the obligation of the State to make schooling available constitutes one pillar of the individual right to education, and the failure of the State to sustain available schooling constitutes an apparent violation of the right to education.