Примеры использования Human right to food на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Iii. children and their human right to food 27- 46 11.
The human right to food: resource distribution recommendation 19.
For comparison, the human right to food and nutrition.
The obligations of the State are threefold: to respect,protect and fulfil the human right to food.
Grounding development assistance on the human right to food would contribute to this agenda.
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Poverty eradication andincome distribution were the surest ways to guarantee the human right to food.
The human right to food still faces important challenges, as starvation continues to exist throughout the world.
The human right to food must also be protected within programmes for economic change and international trade.
The Heads of State orGovernment expressed their deep concern at the high volatility in global food prices which directly challenges the very fundamental human right to food.
The human right to food entails an obligation to ensure that each and every human being on this planet should be free from hunger.
Progress and lessons learned through implementation, which offered valuable insights and practical guidance on how to put the human right to food into practice through human rights-based development efforts.
We all agree that the human right to food is the greatest fundamental value and the basis of international relations in the twenty-first century.
In Malawi, non-governmental organizations have taken an important initiative, led by the National Right to Food Taskforce, to draft a Human Right to Food Bill, with the aim of creating an independent authority to ensure and monitor the implementation of the right to food. .
Advancing the human right to food can help shift the world's attention to the violations of the human rights of those marginalized sectors.
The II National Conference on Food Security, held in the city of Olinda(Pernambuco) in March 2004, adopted as its chief resolution the establishment of a Food andNutritional Security System(Sisan), under which the human right to food is to be realized in accordance with the aspirations and needs of the Brazilian people.
It maintained a thematic emphasis on the human right to food, carrying out country-level assessments and related programming in support of Goal 1.
Governments should take conscious actions to fulfil their obligations under the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, including to ensure that they respect,protect and fulfil the human right to food, as defined under General Comment No. 12 on the right to food of the Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights. .
The human right to food has to be implemented by all States, by all intergovernmental organizations and by all non-State actors, including multinational corporations. As Jean Jacques Rousseau wrote 246 years ago in the Social Contract.
The Special Rapporteur encourages the Government to consider seriously the proposed Human Right to Food Bill to strengthen the current national legislative framework for the protection and promotion of the right to adequate food. .
The Human Right to Food is a basic human right; it was has been recognised since 1948 by the Universal Declaration of Human Rights(UDHR) and has been reiterated by various bodies and mechanisms expressed in numerous instruments signed by the international community.
A Global partnership that deals with the causes and repercussions of the current crisis, tackles the issue of food security within the more comprehensive humanitarian scope andits association with the inalienable human right to food and life, so as to support the efforts on the national, regional, and international levels to curtail the rise in food prices.
In addition, whether the human right to food will be served by a new institutional initiative will depend on the capacity of any structure emerging from the current discussions to tap into strategies developed at the national level, with the active participation of those immediately affected by the problems of hunger and malnutrition.
Government policies have allowed natural resource extraction and development activities that have threatened and destroyed subsistence foods, traditional and modern small-scale agricultural practices and other food systems in North America, the Americas and other parts of the world,depriving indigenous peoples of their basic human right to food security.
Recognize the national, sub-regional, andregional initiatives aimed at ensuring the human right to food and promoting food and nutritional security, reducing poverty levels and fostering full inclusion, and welcome progress made in such endeavours, while highlighting that in order to ensure future success, complementariness and solidarity among our nations should be prioritized;
The Permanent Mission of Brazil to the United Nations Office and other International Organizations in Geneva presents its compliments to Ambassador Krzysztof Jakubowski, Chairman of the fifty-eight session of the Commission on Human Rights, and has the honour to forward herewith a copy of a document of the Government of Brazil on Food andNutritional Security and the Human Right to Food in Brazil.
It is necessary to safeguard the basic human rights to food, health care, shelter and clothing, as well as the rights to economic initiative, productive work, just wages and decent working conditions.
Heavy metals also enter the food chain,thus putting at risk the human rights to food and to health.
The Government fully subscribes to the ideal of human rights and its cherished desire is to ensure the enjoyment of the full range of human rights by its people,including the basic human rights to food, clothing, shelter, education and health care.
The right to drinking water is linked to the quantity of water required for basic subsistence needs, given the clear importanceof water for basic survival and the need to fulfil the human rights to food and to an adequate standard of living.