Примеры использования Human rights of victims of terrorism на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Decision 16/116: Panel on the human rights of victims of terrorism.
She emphasized that the Strategy gave special importance to the promotion and protection of human rights, including the human rights of victims of terrorism.
Panel on the human rights of victims of terrorism.
The approach taken by Morocco to the human rights of victims of terrorism and their families focused on three main areas: prevention, assistance and sensitization.
Several States underlined that it is also essential to take steps for the human rights of victims of terrorism.
The sponsors were happy to see that the basic human rights of victims of terrorism were receiving wider recognition worldwide.
It also suggested that the Human Rights Council adopt, at an upcoming session, a catalogue of the human rights of victims of terrorism.
Panel on the issue of human rights of victims of terrorism.
Antonio Marini, General Advocate, Court of Appeal of Rome, made a presenation on"How to ensure the human rights of victims of terrorism?
Delegations also emphasized the importance of strengthening international cooperation to protect the human rights of victims of terrorism and recalled the provisions of relevant resolutions adopted by the General Assembly, the Commission on Human Rights and the Human Rights Council.
One non-governmental organization expressed its intention to campaign for greater recognition,respect and fulfilment of the human rights of victims of terrorism in the coming years.
The present report identifies the core human rights of victims of terrorism, elaborates the international obligations resting on States to protect those rights, and recommends that States take steps towards enshrining these rights and obligations in a specific international instrument.
Summary of the Human Rights Council panel discussion on the issue of human rights of victims of terrorism.
It was highlighted that more emphasis should be placed on the human rights of victims of terrorism and their families, particularly considering that work on human rights in the context of terrorism in recent years had focused mainly on safeguarding the human rights of alleged perpetrators.
The Special Rapporteur referred to his country visits andstated that there was no contradiction between defending the human rights of victims of terrorism and the human rights of persons affected by counter-terrorism measures.
At the request of the Human Rights Council, two panel discussions were organized in March and June on, respectively,human rights in the context of action taken to address terrorist hostage-taking and the human rights of victims of terrorism.
May make public statements about terrorists violating human rights and the human rights of victims of terrorism being a priority compared to'human rights of terrorists.
It appeared that those Governments ignorant of the human rights violations resulting from their counter-terrorism measures are often also ignorant about the human rights of victims of terrorism.
Highlighting the need for the United Nations andMember States to increase their efforts in the protection of the human rights of victims of terrorism, she called upon the Council to continue its work to developing new standards in that field.
Some States and non-governmental organizations recommended broadening the scope of the current mandate of the Special Rapporteur on the promotion and protection of human rights andfundamental freedoms while countering terrorism to include the issue of the human rights of victims of terrorism.
In the main report, contained in chapter III, the Special Rapporteur describes the legally binding andinternationally recognized human rights of victims of terrorism, and elaborates on the corresponding international obligations of States to secure those rights. .
Welcoming the Special Rapporteur's focus on the human rights of victims of terrorism and on the role of promoting and protecting human rights and fundamental freedoms in preventing terrorism, she concurred with his statement that none of the conditions conducive to acts of terrorism could justify or excuse those acts.
In its decision 16/116, the Council requested the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights to prepare a report in the form of a summary on the outcome of the panel discussion on the issue of the human rights of victims of terrorism held at its seventeenth session.
Decided to convene, within existing resources,at its seventeenth session, a panel discussion on the issue of the human rights of victims of terrorism, taking into account, inter alia, the recommendations of the Secretary-General's Symposium on Supporting Victims of Terrorism, held in New York on 9 September 2008;
As matters included within his broad mandate,the Special Rapporteur also intends to give further consideration to the position and human rights of victims of terrorism, the conditions conducive to terrorism, and the question of non-State actors and fundamental standards of humanity.
The objective of the panel discussion was to enhance understanding of the issue of human rights of victims of terrorism, exchange information on relevant efforts undertaken at international, regional and national levels, and share good practices with a view to increasing the capacity of States to respond to the needs for the protection of the rights of victims of terrorism and their families, while taking into account their international human rights obligations.
On 1 June 2011, at its seventeenth session, the Human Rights Council, pursuant to its decision 16/116, held a panel discussion on the issue of the human rights of victims of terrorism, taking into account, inter alia, the recommendations of the Symposium on Supporting Victims of Terrorism, convened by the Secretary-General on 9 September 2008, in New York.
The panel discussion was aimed at enhancing the understanding of issues regarding the human rights of victims of terrorism and offered an opportunity to exchange information on relevant efforts made at the international, regional and national levels, and to share good practices with a view to increasing the capacity of States to respond to the needs for protection of the rights of victims of terrorism and their families, while taking into account their international human rights obligations.