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The right to freedom of association is embodied in article 30 of the Constitution.
It is embodied in Article 3 of the Convention as one of the non-derogable articles. .
The principle of independence of the judiciary is embodied in article 138 of the Constitution.
Proposition 13 is embodied in Article XIII A of the Constitution of the State of California.
The review of the implementation of the Convention is embodied in article 22 of the Convention.
This principle is embodied in article 11 of the Constitution, which reads as follows.
A general policy of prohibition of discrimination on the basis of sex is embodied in Article 13 of the Constitution of the State.
This principle is embodied in article 11 of the Constitutional Act, which reads as follows.
The principle of legality is one of the non-derogable principles of human rights and is embodied in article 15 of ICCPR.
The principle aut dedere, aut judicare, which is embodied in article 7 of the Convention, has also been established in the Croatian legal system.
The principle that all citizens are equal in terms of rights and duties andhave equal access to legal protection is embodied in article 29 of the Constitution.
This right is embodied in article 12 of the Universal Declaration and in article 17 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.
The inherent right to life recognized in paragraph 1 of this article is embodied in article 12 of the Zambian Constitution.
The principle is embodied in article 29, section 1, of the 1945 Constitution which reads:"The State shall be based on belief in the One and Only God.
The right to liberty and security of the person,including children, is embodied in article 9 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.
That principle is embodied in article 4 of the Convention for the Protection of the Natural Resources and Environment of the South Pacific Region, otherwise known as the Noumea Convention.
With regard to article 17, the inviolability of the home is embodied in article 14 of the Constitution, which states:“Dwellings shall be inviolable.
The right to the same employment opportunities, andto the application of the same criteria of selection in matters of employment, is embodied in article 26 of the Labour Organization Act;
The principle of equality is embodied in article 2 of the Health Insurance Regulations, which provides that“all insured persons are equal before the law and these Regulations.
For instance, in vote No. 5000-93 of 10:09 on 8 October 1993 the Chamber ruled as follows:“Freedom of association and its consequent right of representation, namely the fundamental right to band together for lawful purposes without that involving pressure or interference that may alter ordistort those purposes is embodied in article 25 of the Constitution….
This right is embodied in article 19 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and is recalled in article 5(d)(viii) of the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination.
The complete prohibition of torture and other cruel,inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment is embodied in article 5 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and article 7 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.
This principle, which is embodied in article 33(1) of the 1951 Convention relating to the Status of Refugees,is absolute and nonderogable under human rights law, in particular, article 3 of the Torture Convention.
The notion of discrimination against women is alien to the Jordanian laws currently in force,since the principle of non-discrimination is embodied in article 1.6 of the Constitution, which states that"All Jordanians are equal before the law in rights and obligations, without distinction as to race, language or religion.
This principle, which is embodied in article 37 of the Constitution,was already specifically regulated by Act No. 903/1977, which was quoted a number of times and discussed at length in the initial report of the Government of Italy on the implementation of the Convention.
The Committee notifies States parties that, in its opinion, the right to seek just and adequate reparation orsatisfaction for any damage suffered as a result of such discrimination, which is embodied in article 6 of the Convention, is not necessarily secured solely by the punishment of the perpetrator of the discrimination; at the same time, the courts and other competent authorities should consider awarding financial compensation for damage, material or moral, suffered by a victim, whenever appropriate.
Yet in the particular form in which it is embodied in Article 6 of the Geneva Convention, and having regard to the relationship of that Article to other provisions of the Convention, this must be open to some doubt.
The right to freedom of expression without discrimination is embodied in article 10 of the Constitution, which provides that"the State shall guarantee public and individual freedoms to all its citizens and, in particular… freedom of expression.
The right of all persons to obtain information is embodied in article 25 of the Constitution, which obliges State agencies, voluntary associations and officials to ensure that everyone can obtain and examine documents pertaining to his or her rights and interests.
The theory of the"arm's length price" is well accepted and is embodied in article 9("Associated enterprises") of both the United Nations Model Convention and the OECD Model Convention and in bilateral tax treaties based on them.