Примеры использования Humanitarian consequences of sanctions на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Minimizing undesirable humanitarian consequences of sanctions;
The Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs has recently reconvened the Inter-Agency Standing Committee reference group on humanitarian consequences of sanctions.
Human rights and humanitarian consequences of sanctions, including embargoes.
The Security Council should continue to strive to mitigate the humanitarian consequences of sanctions.
Resolutions 2000/1 Human rights and humanitarian consequences of sanctions, including embargoes, paragraph 1(a) and b.
It adopted only one resolution concerning violations of human rights andfundamental freedoms entitled"Human rights and humanitarian consequences of sanctions, including embargoes.
E/CN.4/Sub.2/2000/L.9 2 Human rights and humanitarian consequences of sanctions, including embargoes: draft resolution.
Since the experience of comprehensive sanctions against Iraq in the early 1990s,the United Nations has increasingly used targeted sanctions to improve the effectiveness of sanctions and to reduce the negative humanitarian consequences of sanctions on innocent civilian populations.
To assess objectively the short- and long-term humanitarian consequences of sanctions in the context of the overall sanctions regime.
Ensure that Security Council sanctions are effectively implemented and enforced, including by strengthening the capacity of Member States to implement sanctions, establishing well resourced monitoring mechanisms, and ensuring effective andaccountable mechanisms to mitigate the humanitarian consequences of sanctions.
The feasibility of objective assessments of the short-term andlong-term socio-economic and humanitarian consequences of sanctions before their imposition was questioned.
It is essential always to anticipate the humanitarian consequences of sanctions and to ensure that sanctions are kept in due proportion to the evils which they endeavour to remedy.
In a statement transmitted to the Security Council in February,the Inter-Agency Standing Committee expressed concern about the adverse humanitarian consequences of sanctions on civilian populations and urged that measures be taken to minimize them.
The regimes successfully reduced the humanitarian consequences of sanctions but have been criticized for the manner in which individuals may come to be selected for such coercion without either transparency or the possibility of formal review.
A mechanism should be introduced that would allow for independent andeffective control of the humanitarian consequences of sanctions and subsequently establish ways to correct those effects.
With a view to addressing the possible humanitarian consequences of sanctions regimes, the Security Council is increasingly requesting evaluations of the impact of sanctions, assessments of the humanitarian implications of existing sanctions regimes and assessments prior to the imposition of sanctions. .
The suggestion was advanced that the provisions on assessment of the socio-economic and humanitarian consequences of sanctions should be considered in conjunction with section II of the working paper.
It was impossible to ignore the serious humanitarian consequences of sanctions for the most vulnerable groups of the civil population, such as women, children and the elderly, for which reason methods should be found to provide humanitarian assistance to innocent victims, paying special attention to those vulnerable groups.
The Office has reactivated the mechanism of the Inter-Agency Standing Committee Reference Group on Humanitarian Consequences of sanctions, bringing together the focal points of all agencies.
Objective assessment of the short-term andlong-term socio-economic and humanitarian consequences of sanctions is necessary both at the stage of their preparation and in the course of their implementation and should be conducted by the Security Council and its sanctions committees with the assistance of the Secretariat.
Moreover, the report submitted at the current session(A/62/206)did not state whether the Secretariat had made the envisaged modifications to the procedure for assessing the humanitarian consequences of sanctions; nor did it provide any information on the outcome of any such modifications.
His delegation fully endorsed the idea of assessing the socio-economic and humanitarian consequences of sanctions at the time they were implemented, and supported the statement delivered by the representative of Austria on behalf of the European Union in that connection.
The Special Rapporteur stresses that further investigation into the above issues is necessary, andtherefore requests the assistance and cooperation of the Government of the Islamic Republic of Iran in facilitating an unfettered visit to the country in order to allow an adequate assessment of the humanitarian consequences of sanctions and their impact on the economic and social rights of Iranians.
Objective assessment of the short-term andlong-term socio-economic and humanitarian consequences of sanctions is necessary both at the stage of their preparation and in the course of their implementation.
In its resolution 2000/1 on human rights and humanitarian consequences of sanctions, including embargoes, the Sub-Commission appealed to the Commission on Human Rights to recommend to all competent organs, bodies and agencies of the United Nations system that they observe and implement all relevant provisions of human rights and international humanitarian law and to the Security Council that, as a first step, it alleviate sanctions regimes so as to eliminate their impact on the civilian population.
There was an urgent need to alleviate the negative humanitarian and material consequences of sanctions, without undermining their effectiveness or general nature.
In the oil-for-food debates humanitarian concerns about the consequences of sanctions were mixed with the commercial and business interests of some of the permanent members.
Likewise, our country regrets the serious humanitarian consequences of such sanctions-- sanctions that are contrary to international law and must not stand in the way of diplomacy and dialogue, which are the ideal ways to resolve disputes between States.
Nevertheless, a number of reports mandated by the Security Council touched upon the humanitarian and socio-economic consequences of sanctions.
Some reports mandated by the Security Council touched upon the humanitarian and socio-economic consequences of sanctions in the target States.