Примеры использования Indonesia's efforts на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Indonesia's efforts must be complemented.
Liechtenstein acknowledged Indonesia's efforts to eliminate violence against women.
In line with the objectives of the universal periodic review and General Assembly resolution 60/251,there is a collective responsibility to support Indonesia's efforts to fulfil its commitments.
Jordan recognized Indonesia's efforts to strengthen its institutional framework and the establishment of several human rights commissions.
Before concluding my remarks,I would like to highlight Indonesia's efforts to implement our commitment.
It highlighted Indonesia's efforts to strengthen the mandatory education system, to prevent child abuse and to eradicate child labour.
He also welcomed the participation of the National Human Rights Commission in the Committee's work and encouraged Indonesia's efforts to strengthen the institution and make it truly independent and effective.
UNDP supported Indonesia's efforts to manage extensive land and forest fires, recorded as among the most widespread in the nation's history.
Noting efforts to combat human trafficking, including of women and children, as reflected in the national report,Japan enquired about regional cooperative measures needed to complement and coordinate Indonesia's efforts in this field.
The Islamic Republic of Iran commended Indonesia's efforts to promote and protect human rights at the national, regional and international levels.
Indonesia's efforts to date, including those within the framework of the Non-Aligned Movement, have convinced us that we can and must contribute to the resolution of the problems confronted by the youth in Indonesia and throughout the world.
The Netherlands further recommended that Indonesia's efforts would be rounded off by a standing invitation to all special procedures.
Indonesia's efforts to promote the advancement of women, and thus social development, in accordance with the Declaration on the Elimination of Violence against Women in the region of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations(ASEAN), included the Presidential decrees issued to accelerate the implementation of the 2010 national development priorities and to promote justice in the national development programme.
The Minister for Foreign Affairs stated that the recommendations of the International Commission to establish an international human rights tribunal were unacceptable and indicated that Indonesia's efforts to address the problem of human rights violations in East Timor through its national judicial mechanism should be viewed from a wider perspective, especially in the light of the commitment of the new Indonesian Government to promote democracy, good governance and respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms.
It noted Indonesia's efforts to strengthen this institution, but referred to the need to better guarantee its independence, a concern expressed by the institution itself as reflected in the stakeholders' summary report.
It was also important to continue supporting Indonesia's efforts in risk reduction, disaster management, awareness-raising and reconstruction and rehabilitation of Aceh and North Sumatra.
Similarly, Indonesia's efforts in combating terrorism extend regionally and multilaterally, inter-alia through the Bali Ministerial Conference on People Smuggling, Trafficking in Persons and Related Transnational Crime, as well as the ASEAN Senior Officials Meeting for the Third ASEAN Ministerial Meeting on Transnational Crime AMMTC.
This report represents developments of the Government of Indonesia's efforts in improving the human rights situation on the ground as well as in addressing compelling challenges faced in meeting that end.
It paid tribute to Indonesia's efforts on regional initiatives, particularly through the organization of a human rights workshop in July 2007 which Kuwait participated in, culminating in the Bali Plan of Action which confirms the need to combat poverty.
United Arab Emirates commended Indonesia's efforts to achieve a modern society and noted with satisfaction continued efforts to protect human rights.
Kuwait welcomed Indonesia's efforts on freedom of expression and supporting women's participation in political affairs with legislation to this effect.
While noting that Canada has provided concrete support to Indonesia's efforts to reform governance through decentralization, it asked what measures Indonesia plans to take to ensure that local authorities do not contravene national and international human rights law.
Malaysia appreciated Indonesia's efforts in capacity-building and its involvement in ASEAN, AICHR and with the ASEAN Commission on the Promotion and. Protection of the Rights of Women and Children ACWC.
Slovakia acknowledged Indonesia's efforts in strengthening its normative and institutional framework for the promotion and protection of human rights.
Australia commended Indonesia's efforts to strengthen the capacity of its law and justice institutions to promote and protect human rights.
It also recognized Indonesia's efforts in promoting the role of women in public and political life, noting that more women are taking on greater leadership and societal roles.
It further welcomed Indonesia's efforts to bring its national legislation in line with its international obligations and would recommend the inclusion of the prohibition of torture in its Criminal Code.
Over the past decade, Indonesia's efforts to achieve those goals have been pursued through a pro-growth, pro-job, pro-poor and pro-environment economic and development policy.
Among the major challenges currently affecting Indonesia's efforts to combat HIV/AIDS are, first, the difficulties that groups at high risk of HIV/AIDS face in accessing prevention and treatment programmes; secondly, low condom usage; thirdly, the high number of injecting drug users sharing needles; fourthly, the stigma and discrimination against people living with HIV; and, fifthly, the lack of voluntary HIV/AIDS testing facilities and the unavailability of antiretroviral drugs.
Indonesia's effort to strengthen capacity building and cooperation includes sharing best practices through various initiatives, such as bilateral human rights dialogues with Canada, Norway, Russia, Sweden, and the European Union.