Примеры использования National and regional courts на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Judicial decisions in national and regional courts.
Other national and regional courts may decide to take similar action.
There are 15 known cases of targeted individuals and organizations who have initiated legal proceedings before national and regional courts.
Increased number of national and regional courts citing treaty body recommendations and decisions.
The success of the mechanism has attracted a steady flow of new petitioners,some of whom are also involved in litigation in national and regional courts.
Several delegations cited case law of national and regional courts involving various economic, social and cultural rights.
UNHCR advised on the interpretation of international refugee law,intervening in precedent-setting cases before national and regional courts.
A noticeable development has been the increasingly frequent wish of leading national and regional courts to send representatives to the Court for an exchange of ideas and views.
Human rights concerns such as those outlined above have prompted a number of challenges to the individual listings procedures before national and regional courts.
A noteworthy development has been the increasing interest on the part of leading national and regional courts in visiting the Court for an exchange of ideas.
In such situations, national and regional courts have advanced the implementation of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples by affirming the collective rights of indigenous peoples.
The Committee or the Council might seeitself bound by the advice of the panel, even while national and regional courts regarded it as insufficiently effective.
To date, national and regional courts have accorded Security Council decisions taken under Chapter VII of the UN Charter primacy in international law, but challenges have emerged as discussed in Section Two.
These challenges have not brought into question the authority of the Security Council toimpose the sanctions regime, but they have led national and regional courts to play a key role in Member State implementation.
Similarly, national and regional courts refer with greater frequency to the jurisprudence developed by treaty bodies in the context of individual complaints procedures, as well as other treaty body recommendations.
Issues of attribution were extensively addressed in the report in view of comments made by States and international organizations and of recent decisions rendered by some national and regional courts.
The Office made legal interventions in national and regional courts to support the progressive development of international refugee law, drawing also on complementary developments in international human rights law.
With respect to the international law argument, in the Team's view, one reason to create a panel or other review mechanism is simply to get ahead of the law in this area, to establish it,rather than allow national and regional courts or Member State practice to do so.
This includes national and regional courts and human rights institutions, as well as international mechanisms, such as the Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, and the special procedures of the Commission on Human Rights.
In fact, increased transparency at the United Nations level through the availability of the reasoning followed by the Ombudsperson would most likely reduce the number of(successful)challenges in national and regional courts, given that the courts would be able to have a better understanding of the proceedings at the United Nations level, namely, what conclusions were drawn and, more importantly, how they were determined.
While national and regional courts and treaty bodies may have had some indirect impact on a very small number of the Committee's decisions on delisting, the Ombudsperson process has resolved a substantial number of cases relatively quickly.
Calls upon the Committee, when considering delisting requests, to give due consideration to the opinions of the designating State(s), State(s) of residence, nationality, location or incorporation, and other relevant States as determined by the Committee, directs Committee members to provide their reasons for objecting to delisting requests at the time therequest is objected to, and calls upon the Committee to share its reasons with relevant Member States and national and regional courts and bodies.
As long as national and regional courts consider United Nations sanctions to fall short of the minimum standards of due process,national authorities may find themselves legally unable to fully implement them at the national level.
The need for an exhaustive survey of the growing jurisprudence,including case law from national and regional courts as well as concluding observations emerging from treaty bodies that shed new light on the many dimensions of housingand discrimination across the world.
National and regional courts and treaty bodies, recognizing that they have no jurisdiction to review Council decisions per se, have focused their attention instead on domestic measures of implementation, assessing their compatibility with fundamental norms of due process.
The Special Rapporteur applauds all these, and many other decisions in which national and regional courts and tribunals have drawn on human rights standards and the contributions made by the international human rights mechanisms to uphold respect for women's human rights over recent decades.
If national and regional courts provide a forum for listed persons to bring additional information to the foreand to express their grievances, they may allow a better evaluation of the strengths or weaknesses of the cases against them, especially when the challenge is brought in the courts of the designating States, which will likely have the most information against them.
Recent and pending cases in national and regional courts-- most prominently those currently on appeal to the European Court of Justice-- will prove instructive to future implementation of targeted sanctions and the protection of individual rights.
It is our belief that as long as national and regional courts consider United Nations sanctions to fall short of the minimum standards of due process,national authorities may find themselves legally unable to fully implement such sanctions at the national level.
These improvements will not satisfy all critics,nor perhaps national and regional courts that have increasingly asserted their authority in matters of Member State implementation of the sanctions measures; they do, however, indicate the determination of the Security Council to strengthen the regime and to ensure that it retains its position as the preeminent expression of international resolve to act against the threat from AlQaida and the Taliban.