Примеры использования Minimum core obligations на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Minimum core obligations.
They are called minimum core obligations.
Minimum core obligations.
States should also not take steps which may lead to retrogression and minimum core obligations must be met.
Without minimum core obligations, the Covenant“is largely deprived of its raison d'être.
The High Commissioner for Human Rights referred to an AIHRC report according to which the Government is failing to meet its minimum core obligations under ICESCR.
Without minimum core obligations, the Covenant“is largely deprived of its raison d'être.
Just as direct State action can result in violence against women,a State's inaction or failure to meet minimum core obligations can result in further violence against women.
Such minimum core obligations apply irrespective of the availability of resources of the country concerned or any other factors and difficulties.
Rights violation due to corruption-related diversion of funds is particularly apparent when States cannot fulfil their minimum core obligations regarding each right.
In this regard, it is worth stressing that minimum core obligations work in conjunction with the progressive realization of economic, social and cultural rights.
The Office could provide more information on the work of treaty bodies,including on the elaboration of general comments and minimum core obligations;
The Committee also interprets the Covenant as imposing"minimum core obligations" to provide essential levels of each right, below which States are not permitted to regress.
Minimum core obligations cannot be relegated to progressive realization: all States regardless of their level of development are required to take immediate action to implement them.
The jurisprudence of the Committee on Economic, Social andCultural Rights that recognizes"minimum core obligations" on the part of States parties are echoed by the Maastricht Guidelines.
According to the Afghanistan Independent Human Rights Commission's(AIHRC) second report on economic, social and cultural rights, published in August 2007,the Government is failing to meet its minimum core obligations under ICESCR.
Some delegations suggested that any assessment of whether a State party has discharged its minimum core obligations must take into account the extent of resources available to the State party.
Minimum core obligations relating to economic, social and cultural rights were needed to tackle issues of poverty, housing and health; when these obligations were met, the right to development would also be furthered.
It is notable that any assessment concerning whether a State has discharged its minimum core obligations must also take account of resource constraints that apply within the country concerned.
Debtor States should not allow their external debt repayments to reach an excessive ordisproportionate level at which they can no longer perform their minimum core obligations as referred to in section II.
The following set of criteria should in our view constitute the minimum core obligations for future States parties to the arms trade treaty when forming a judgement on arms transfer applications.
Economic and social rights and, in particular, the right to an adequate standard of living, which includes adequate food, clothing, housing and the right to health and education,entail minimum core obligations that States must ensure.
As established by the fair practices committee(FPC), the minimum core obligations which must be fulfilled by affiliates in relation to seafarers employed under ITF approved agreements covering FOCs are as follows.
As such, austerity measures raise important concerns regarding the protection of economic, social and cultural rights, including with regard to the principles of non-retrogression, progressive realization,non-discrimination and minimum core obligations.
A report published by AIHRC in May 2006 concluded that the Government is failing to meet its minimum core obligations under the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, to which Afghanistan is a party.
While increased public expenditure in the health sector is often part of economic reform packages, the scope of services provided is, in general,only partially coherent with minimum core obligations under international human rights law.
According to CESR, not only Equatorial Guinea is failing to meet its minimum core obligations but it has also experienced retrogression in the realization of economic and social rights, in particular the rights to food, health and education was apparent.
States should ensure that their rights and obligations arising from an external debt agreement or arrangement, particularly the obligation to repay external debt,do not derogate from their minimum core obligations with respect to these rights.
In order for a State to be able to attribute its failure to meet its minimum core obligations to a lack of available resources, it must demonstrate that every effort has been made to use all resources that are at its disposition in an effort to satisfy, as a matter of priority, those minimum obligations. .
States' obligations to satisfy, as a matter of priority,"minimum essential levels of each of the rights" recognized in the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights,also referred to as"minimum core obligations", have immediate effect.