Примеры использования Impact of foreign debt на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Iv. impact of foreign debt and structural.
It is therefore within the competence of the Human Rights Council, which has replaced the Commission on Human Rights,to consider the impact of foreign debt on the realization of the rights under the Covenant.
IV. Impact of foreign debt and structural adjustment policies on the realization of selected economic, social and cultural rights.
Since the notion of"debt sustainability" has been the basic premise for the consideration of the human rights impact of foreign debt, the notion has featured prominently in the formulation of relevant guidelines.
Noting with dismay the impact of foreign debt on the situation of children in the developing world, he called for debt cancellation for developing countries.
Using the human rights principles of equality, non-discrimination and participation as a framework for analysis,the report discusses the impact of foreign debt and related policy conditionalities on the realization of women's rights, in particular their economic, social and cultural rights.
The impact of foreign debt, therefore, can continue to be addressed as part of this renewed but more focused mandate, which would look at public expenditure management through the lense of human rights principles.
Through regional consultations with governments, NHRIs, academics, non-governmental organizations and other stakeholders, the Centre has provided a platform for discussions and exchange of experiences andexpertise on issues including the impact of foreign debt on human rights and on the protection of the rights of minorities.
In addition to examining the negative impact of foreign debt, he had also examined those countries which were considered success stories.
The previous mandate holder contributed to the clarification of many important issues, including the topic of vulture funds and human rights(A/HRC/14/21), international trade, debt andhuman rights(see A/65/260 and Corr.1), export credit agencies and human rights(see A/66/271) and the impact of foreign debt and related policies on women's rights see A/67/304.
It should also be recognized that the impact of foreign debt and economic reform policies on human rights is felt across different dimensions and time frames.
Through regional consultations with Governments, national human rights institutions, academia, non- governmental organizations and other stakeholders, the Centre has provided a platform for discussions and exchange of experiences and expertise on a variety of human rights issues,including the impact of foreign debt on human rights and on the protection of the rights of minorities.
The impact of foreign debt and other related international financial obligations on the capacity of States to design and implement their policies and programmes, including national budgets that respond to vital requirements for the promotion of the realization of social rights;
The information presented in this section is drawn from a range of sources, including information submitted to the independent expert in May 2012 by the Asia Pacific Forum on Women,Law and Development on the impact of foreign debt on women in the Asia-Pacific region, including the concluding observations of the treaty bodies particularly, the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women and the Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights.
The impact of foreign debt and other related international financial obligations on the capacity of States to design and implement their policies and programmes, including national budgets that respond to vital requirements for the promotion of the realization of social rights;
Request international financial organizations to analyse impacts of foreign debt on forest resources, and in cooperation with donor countries, to explore innovative debt reduction reward schemes for countries that take significant steps to halt deforestation and forest degradation.
Request international financial institutions to analyse the impacts of foreign debt on deforestation and forest degradation, and request international financial institutions to explore, in cooperation with donor and recipient countries, innovative financial approaches and schemes for helping countries to promote sustainable forest management.
Request international financial institutions to analyse the impacts of foreign debt on major underlying causes of deforestation and forest degradation, such as poverty, and on forest resources, and explore, in cooperation with donor and recipient countries, innovative debt reduction schemes for countries that take significant steps to combat deforestation and forest degradation;
In the implementation of UPR recommendations accepted, from July 2010 to November 2011, Viet Nam has received four Special Procedures of the Human Rights Council on minority issues, extreme poverty andhuman rights, impacts of foreign debt on human rights and the right to health care.
The issue of foreign debt and its impact on the realization of human rights, particularly economic, social and cultural rights, has preoccupied the Human Rights Council and its predecessor, the Commission on Human Rights, for many years.
In his first report to the General Assembly the independent expert highlighted in particular the current situation of foreign debt and its impact on the enjoyment of human rights from a historical perspective, and reviewed new initiatives for debt relief, in particular the Group of Eight(G-8) proposal and their implications.
Such basic functions include:(a) having accurate and up-to-date records of all external loans;(b)being fully aware of the timing and amounts of debt servicing obligations; and(c) being able to project the impact of foreign borrowing decisions of various entities on the overall debt profile and balance-of-payments.
With regard to some particular issues raised in the preliminary set of basic policy guidelines, the Republic of Croatia supports the further elaboration of standards related to foreign debt(chap. II.C.3),particularly with a view to possible reprogramming of foreign debt for heavily indebted developing countries in order to ease the impact of such debt on the enjoyment of economic, social and cultural rights.
He argued that debtor States did not sufficiently recognize the human rights consequences and impact of economic reform and foreign debt policies.
This extended to Latin America,which had been living under the rule of authoritarian regimes and which suffered the impact of a crisis resulting from foreign debt, fiscal deficits and the hyper-atrophy of the state system.
At its ninety-ninth Conference(Windhoek, April 1998), the Union took up, among others, the issue of engaging anaction to combat HIV/AIDS in view of its devastating human, economic and social impact and foreign debt as a factor limiting the integration of developing countries into the process of globalization.
Work on the draft guidelines has shown that the impact of the foreign debt burden on the ability of States to comply with human rights obligations cannot be separated from other aspects of public finance.
In its resolution 14/4, the Council requested the independent expert to continue to explore those connections"when examining the impact of structural adjustment and foreign debt" para. 27.
In addition, the resolution requested the independent expert to explore further the interlinkages with trade and other issues, including HIV/AIDS, when examining the impact of structural adjustment and foreign debt.
Further explore the interlinkages with trade and other issues, including HIV/AIDS, when examining the impact of structural adjustment policies and foreign debt on the enjoyment of human rights, particularly economic, social and cultural rights;