Примеры использования Minorities and governments на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Among minorities and Governments.
Creating a way to encourage dialogue between minorities and Governments;
The differing mindsets of minorities and Governments can develop into a dangerous impasse.
Iii Facilitating dialogue between and among minorities and Governments;
Strengthening dialogue between minorities and Governments in order to implement better the mandate of the Working Group.
Effective participation provides channels for consultation between and among minorities and Governments.
The overall objective must be to encourage both minorities and Governments to work together towards a shared understanding.
Minorities and Governments need to work together to find solutionsand these will almost certainly require compromises on both sides.
Creating a way of encouraging a dialogue between minorities and Governments(locally and internationally);
The participants had also analysed channels of communication between minorities and majorities and between minorities and Governments.
More specifically, the Working Group should act as the main forum for discussion between minorities and Governments as well as between and among minorities themselves, drawing on the expertise of scholars.
Unfortunately, the media were all too often used to exacerbate conflict when tensions between minorities and between minorities and Governments escalate.
By providing a voice for the groups concerned,it would serve to facilitate communication between minorities and Governments and to develop methods for conflict resolution or direction of the conflict into peaceful channels.
Confidence-building measures were considered to be of paramount importance in promoting greater understanding and tolerance among minorities and Governments.
Encourages States and the international community to facilitate dialogue and conciliation between minorities and Governments and to submit information on such mechanisms to the Working Group on Minorities at its third session;
Examining possible solutions to problems involving minorities, including the promotion of mutual understanding between and among minorities and Governments;
The Chairman-Rapporteur stressed that it was crucial for any constructive dialogue between minorities and Governments on possible solutionsand further measures that all observers submit relevant, factual and objective information about concrete situations involving minorities. .
To examine possible solutions to problems involving minorities, including the promotion of mutual understanding between and among minorities and Governments;
Urges the Working Group on Minorities to continue to act as the main forum for consideration and possible resolution of problems between minorities and Governments, as well as among minorities themselves, drawing on the expertise of scholars, among others, including those present at its sessions;
The Working Group decided that Governments should be encouraged to establish mechanisms which could facilitate dialogue and conciliation between minorities and Governments.
UNESCO recommended, in particular, that the ongoing dialogue between minorities and Governments be encouraged, that the recommendations contained in the report of Mr. Asbjørn Eide and the text of the Declaration be widely disseminated, and that all relevant issues concerning minorities be incorporated into the United Nations procedures and mechanisms.
Welcomes the decision of the Working Group to promote constructive dialogue between minorities and Governments, not least with conflict prevention in mind;
Recognizing the positive participation of all concerned in the Working Group and the developments towards constructive dialogue among minorities and between minorities and Governments.
In that regard, Governments were asked not only to support research on the causes of inter-ethnic conflict and the promotion of dialogue between indigenous peoples, minorities and Governments but also to support the role of women in peace-building initiatives as well as the building of partnerships between traditional eldersand governmental authorities at the local and national levels.
He stressed the need to strengthen international and regional mechanisms to prevent such violations of minority rights and to promote mutual understanding between minorities and Governments.
It is hoped that the working group will continue to be a genuine forum for dialogue and mutual understanding between minorities and Governments, and will attract a wide range of participants in the future.
The Government further recalled that Economic and Social Council resolution 1995/31 authorized the Working Group, inter alia, to examine possible solutions to problems involving minorities, including the promotion of mutual understanding among minorities and Governments.
He added that more work could be undertaken between the sessions on specific themes and that the specialized agencies could focus on how they could best assist minorities and Governments to solve particular types of problems within their respective fields of competence.
He reviewed the activities and achievements of the Working Group during its first four sessions and identified specific areas of focus for the present session, including information on best practices concerning the implementation of the Declaration and the needs for a constructive dialogue between minorities and Governments and for the improvement of working methods regarding thematic issues affecting minorities. .
Welcomes the substantive information submitted to the sessions of the WorkingGroup on Minorities and the dialogue engaged between minorities and Governments, and the report of the Working Group on its third session;