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It had been argued that the Code might infringe the human rights of staff members.
The HR Committee was concerned that certain provisions of the draft Criminal Code andCode of Criminal Procedure aimed at combating terrorism might infringe some of the rights set out in the Covenant.
Furthermore, articles 10 and 16 of that reportedly might infringe upon the right of judges and lawyers to form associations.
For example, although GAMM cites human rights as a cross-cutting concern,it does not establish any enforcement mechanism that would enable an evaluation of practices that might infringe human rights.
Funding should be open-ended andnot contingent on any action that might infringe on the independence of standard-setting bodies.
Certain emergency regulations might infringe human rights, but in some cases they protected them, as during the Gulf War when measures had been taken to protect the rights of workers.
I can assure you that Georgia does not enter any organization that might infringe upon its sovereignty.
Terms and conditions of loan agreements and associated obligations for any provisions that might infringe the interests of the Russian Federation, in particular, following the assignment of creditors' claims under loan agreements;
One argument used against instructions for a more respectful and considerate treatment of victims by police officers andprosecutors is that this might infringe on the assumption of innocence of the offender.
According to another opinion,visits"to any place" could not in practice be permitted because they might infringe some existing domestic regulations, or might conflict with national security concerns in general.
The User who creates a private Course(hereinafter: Author) agrees to abide by the Law of 4 February 1994 on copyright and related rights(Journal of Laws of 1994, No. 24, item 83, as amended),in particular the User agrees not to include any content that might infringe upon anyone's rights in the User's private Course.
Against this background, the comments below focus on three factors which, as the Inspectors to some extent recognize, call into question the practicability of their recommendations:(a) a perception, among some Member States,that preventive diplomacy might infringe upon their sovereignty or run counter to their national interest;(b) a lack of resources; and(c) the lack of integrated, rather than coordinated, conflict prevention strategies within the United Nations system and within the larger international community.
Thirdly, on the question of access to nuclear fuel, there was a need to put in place a multilateral mechanism guaranteeing to all States parties the possibility of acquiring the necessary fuel by means of a transparent process divorced from all political considerations andwithout laying down conditions that might infringe on the right of States to possess and develop nuclear technologies for peaceful uses.
What is needed above all else in this respect is that all parties should abstain from taking any unilateral action that might infringe the rights of the other parties or pre-empt the final outcome of the negotiations.
States are encouraged to review and withdraw reservations to article 24 of the Convention and other rights that might infringe on children's ability to realize the right to health.
It was observed that because there was no avenue of appeal from the decisions of such tribunals their operation might infringe the right to equal treatment provided for by article 5(a) of the Convention.
The Committee is concerned that certain provisions of the draft Criminal Code andCode of Criminal Procedure aimed at combating terrorism might infringe some of the rights set out in the Covenant articles 2, 7, 9 and 14 of the Covenant.
In August 1992 the Hong Kong Government undertook a full review of legislation with the aim of identifying provisions which might infringe press freedom and, in a broader context, the right to freedom of expression.
It had been brought to the Special Rapporteur's attention that certain provisions of that bill,in particular articles 6 and 50, might infringe the principle of the separation of powers, as well as the irremovability of judges.
Other experts argued that legally binding rules tended to be agreed upon at a lower common level of standards and might infringe the sovereign right of countries to regulate in their own interest.
In addition, the Procurator may, at his or her own initiative or on the request of any party,investigate any act or omission that might infringe the rights of inmates, and is under an obligation to file criminal charges as and when necessary.
However, she stressed that the exercise of the right of peoples to self-determination should not be misinterpreted to include actions that might infringe on the territorial integrity, national unity and ethnic harmony of an independent State.
Some practices, which are part of cultural heritage, may infringe upon human rights.
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