Примеры использования Joint general comments на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It should be made clear where joint general comments would and would not be appropriate.
Joint general comments were inappropriate in the former case but could be helpful in the latter case.
For that reason, the Committee should take the initiative in drafting joint general comments with other treaty bodies.
It had been accepted that joint general comments should address procedural and technical issues, rather than substantive ones.
She was in favour of increasing interaction between the committees,particularly with respect to developing joint general comments.
Adopting joint general comments and providing comments to other treaty bodies on draft general comments; .
Perhaps they could be called"parallel comments on general issues" rather than"joint general comments.
As regards joint general comments, the point was made that at present there was no shared vision as to the purpose of general comments. .
The various committees could foster closer cooperation through the issue of joint statements and joint general comments.
Mr. de Gouttes welcomed the initiative to prepare joint general comments, which would contribute to efforts to harmonize the work of the different treaty bodies.
She would be interested to know, therefore,whether the Committee had any plans to draft joint general comments with other treaty bodies.
Turning to the comments by Mr. Amor andMs. Chanet on joint general comments, he said that the ICM had asked OHCHR to draw up an inventory of possible subjects, such as support for the principle of non-discrimination.
The inter-committee meeting had agreed that the treaty bodies could consider drafting joint general comments on issues of common concern to them.
Treaty bodies could consider developing joint general comments on issues related to violence against children or including specific focus on related issues in general comments addressing a broader population.
As far as general comments were concerned,some of the committees had begun to draft joint general comments; that practice had been encouraged where pertinent.
Additional issues mentioned in relation to the harmonization of working methods were coordinated reporting schedules, reduction of overlap and consistency in interpretation, lists of issues,common core documents and joint general comments.
He emphasized the importance of developing a procedure for the drafting of joint general comments to ensure more consistent interpretation of treaty articles and norms.
Other issues related to methods of work were also discussed, including non-reporting, early warning and urgent action procedures,lists of issues, and joint general comments and recommendations.
As to systematic cross-referencing and joint general comments, other treaty bodies tended to feel that the Human Rights Committee was blocking joint action, but he had told them that the Committee would do what it could to meet the recommendations.
In that connection, he welcomed the suggestion that the Committee should draw up draft general comments on articles 4 and15 of the Convention and adopt joint general comments with other treaty bodies.
Ms. Noonan had suggested that the treaty monitoring bodies might adopt joint general comments, and the potential contribution of NHRIs would certainly be a suitable subject: however, such joint comments should supplement, not replace, the general comments adopted by individual bodies.
As the competence to formulate general comments/recommendations was devolved on individual treaty bodies, rather than treaty bodies as a whole,it was considered that joint general comments/recommendations might be outside the legal competence of the treaty bodies.
A number of States considered that some of the suggestions in the concept paper, such as those concerning harmonization of working methods and membership, could be implemented in the current system, andsupported ideas such as convening sessions of different treaty bodies at the same time and issuing joint general comments.
It encouraged strengthened coordination between the Committee and other human rights treaty bodies andinvited the Committee to draw up joint general comments with other treaty bodies, within their respective mandates, on the universality, indivisibility, interdependence and interrelatedness of human rights.
Invites the Committee to draw up joint general comments with other treaty bodies, within their respective mandates, on the universality, indivisibility, interdependence and interrelatedness of human rights, and invites the persons chairing the human rights treaty bodies, at their annual meetings, to explore ways and means to facilitate those activities;
The experiences of the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women and the Committee on the Protection of the Rights of All Migrant Workers and Members of Their Families in relation to the draft general comment on women migrant workers was raised andthe suggestion was made that treaty body members should consider topics for possible joint general comments.
Other recommendations were made, relating to overdue reporting by States parties,possible joint general comments, lists of issues to be covered, participation by non-governmental organizations and national human rights institutions, the development of indicators, and facilitation of access to treaty body sessions.
Invites the Committee to draw up joint general comments with other treaty bodies, within their respective mandates, on the universality, indivisibility, interdependence and interrelatedness of human rights, and invites the persons chairing the human rights treaty bodies, at their annual meetings, to explore ways and means to facilitate those activities;
Given the importance of general comments in clarifying the provisions of human rights treaties,the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women is invited to draw up joint general comments with other treaty bodies, within their respective mandates, on the universality, indivisibility, interdependence and interrelatedness of human rights and should discuss these and other collaborative activities at the annual chairpersons meeting;