Примеры использования Intolerable forms на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Institution of legal proceedings to combat intolerable forms of child labour.
A just society must combat intolerable forms of discrimination and a true democracy was one in which citizens were autonomous individuals with full rights.
Welcomes the proposal for new international labour standards on intolerable forms of child labour;
Urges the International Labour Organization, when defining intolerable forms of child labour as part of the new labour standards it is preparing, to consider the situation of girls doing domestic work;
Further progress had been made in the elaboration of a new instrument to combat the most intolerable forms of child labour.
The immediate goal was to remove the most intolerable forms of child labour; her delegation particularly welcomed the fact that the new ILO Convention did not confine the definition of child labour to economic exploitation.
The Government should identify priorities andmeasures to end immediately the most intolerable forms of child labour.
Canada supported the initiative of ILO in developing a new convention to eradicate the most intolerable forms of child labour, and commended ILO and the Governments of the Netherlands and Norway for the commitment they had shown in addressing that global challenge.
While the achievement of this ultimate goal is being pursued,ILO/IPEC places priority on halting the most intolerable forms of child labour.
ILO also launched an important report on the most intolerable forms of child labour,“Targeting the intolerable”.
The national policy against child labour should give priority in the first instance to abolishing the worst and most intolerable forms of child labour.
The Philippines, which strongly supported efforts to establish new international instruments to prohibit the most intolerable forms of child labour, commended the International Labour Organization(ILO) for its continuing initiatives in that regard.
The objective is to strengthen the arsenal of ILO standards with a binding instrument geared to banning the most intolerable forms of child labour.
Ms. Sugimori(Japan) said that Japan welcomed the opening of ILO negotiations on a new convention on the most intolerable forms of child labour, and also noted with pleasure the recent holding of several international conferences on child labour in different parts of the world.
Consequently, direct assistance provided by ILO to member States must ensure that a real step is taken towards the abolition of child labour and, especially, that its most intolerable forms are no longer tolerated.
Statement by the Committee on the Rights of the Child, in Combating the Most Intolerable Forms of Child Labour: A Global Challenge(Report) Appendix 6, 95-98, 1997.
Calls upon all States to support the negotiation, with a view to its early finalization,by the International Labour Organization of a future instrument aimed at eradicating the most intolerable forms of child labour;
It was noted that the international community had shown a deep commitment to eliminate intolerable forms of child labour, and progress has been achieved in this regard.
In particular, Belgium encourages the International Labour Office to continue, without respite, its work in this field,in addition to the preparation of a new legal instrument aimed at prohibiting all intolerable forms of child labour.
During the discussion in the ESP Committee, many speakers emphasized the need for measures to address the most intolerable forms of child labour, for instance, debt bondage and sale of children for employment.
In view of the magnitude of the child labour problem,the Republic of Korea welcomed the efforts of the International Labour Office to initiate discussion of a new convention aimed at eradicating the most intolerable forms of child labour.
Recommendation 9, on child labour- a gender perspective, inter alia,urged the ILO, when defining intolerable forms of child labour as part of the new labour standards it was preparing, to consider the situation of girls doing domestic work.
Consequently, direct assistance provided by the ILO to member States must ensure that a real step is taken towards the abolition of child labour and, especially, that its most intolerable forms are not tolerated any longer.
It had also begun preparing a new international instrument aimed at banning the most intolerable forms of child labour, namely, those contrary to fundamental human rights in general and those which gravely threatened children's safety and health or prevented them from attending school normally.
Recommends that the International Labour Organization continue to focus on the issue of child domestic workers andthat the subject of child domestic work be more explicitly addressed in the future convention on intolerable forms of child labour;
Experiences with the implementation of the governmental obligation to provide education for children rescued from intolerable forms of child labour are generating necessary empirical evidence as to what works, how and why, thus providing valuable input for much-needed legal reforms at all levels, from global to local.
During that meeting,Committee members stressed the importance of continuing to cooperate closely with the ILO in the process of setting new standards designed to abolish the intolerable forms of exploitation of children in hazardous work and activities.
In 1997, the Amsterdam Child Labour Conference issued the Amsterdam Declaration,which addressed the most intolerable forms of child labour, while in the same year the International Conference on Child Labour issued the Oslo Declaration, which addressed the issue of practical action to eliminate child labour.
In that respect, she drew attention to the work carried out by non-governmental organizations to sensitize the public and protect children against economic exploitation, andof ILO to draw up a convention prohibiting the most intolerable forms of child labour.
To eliminate progressively and effectively all forms of child labour contrary to accepted international standards,starting with its most grave and intolerable forms, inter alia by implementing national action plans with specific target dates, as well as supporting the forthcoming negotiations at the International Labour Organization for the early finalization of a future instrument aimed at eradicating the most intolerable forms of child labour;