Примеры использования Nonself-governing на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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If that were true,why were the islands on the list of NonSelf-Governing Territories?
Progress must be made to ensure that all the remaining 16 nonself-governing territories, including New Caledonia, exercise their inalienable right to self-determination by 2010.
The seminar also welcomed the presence of representatives from other NonSelf-Governing Territories.
It would be a real sign of progress if other NonSelf-Governing Territories could embark on the path towards decolonization in the course of the following decade.
The principle of self-determination, including independence,should remain the only acceptable political solution for all the remaining NonSelf-Governing Territories.
Challenges and opportunities for the decolonization process of the NonSelf-Governing Territories in the Pacific region and other Territories.
It was an established practice of the Committee to hold its seminar during the third week of May,which coincided with the Week of Solidarity with the Peoples of NonSelf-Governing Territories.
Recognized the need for increased dialogue with civil society in the NonSelf-Governing Territories, in accordance with the relevant United Nations resolutions;
His Government welcomed the seminars that the Special Committee on decolonization continued to organize to receive, assess anddisseminate information on the status of the NonSelf-Governing Territories.
The Special Committee must continue to support the legitimate aspirations of the peoples of the NonSelf-Governing Territories so that they could exercise their right to self-determination.
Over the course of the Third International Decade forthe Eradication of Colonialism, his delegation hoped that the international community would resolve the issue of the last NonSelf-Governing Territory in Africa.
In that regard, the administering Powers must fulfil their obligation to transmit information on the NonSelf-Governing Territories they administered and to facilitate the work of the Special Committee.
Creative ways must be found to overcome the difficulties associated with the decolonization process, while paying genuine attention to the economic and social needs andinterests of the people of the NonSelf-Governing Territories.
Challenges and opportunities for the decolonization process of the NonSelf-Governing Territories in the Caribbean region.
A total of 192 Member States, many of them former NonSelf-Governing Territories, are now called on to observe the anniversary of that historic document and to acknowledge the urgency of achieving the eradication of colonialism.
Challenges and opportunities in the process of decolonization of the NonSelf-Governing Territories in the Caribbean region.
Mr. Kafando(Burkina Faso) said that at the end of the Second International Decade for the Eradication of Colonialism,the international community must intensify its efforts on behalf of the 16 remaining NonSelf-Governing Territories.
The Committee's obligation was to guard andpromote the islanders' rights as the people of a NonSelf-Governing Territory, not to arbitrate in a sovereignty dispute.
He appealed to all concerned parties to enable the peoples of the NonSelf-Governing Territories to freely express their will, as provided for in resolution 1514(XV) and other relevant resolutions.
In the process, indigenous peoples were never consulted and basic principles established in numerous General Assembly resolutions for the implementation of selfdetermination of peoples in nonself-governing territories were ignored.
The Chairman, speaking as the representative of the Congo, noted that several representatives of NonSelf-Governing Territories had expressed dissatisfaction with the way the Committee was conducting its work.
The result, with 64.4 per cent in favour, was again below the two-thirds threshold for a change of status, andthe outcome of the referendum was that the status of Tokelau as a NonSelf-Governing Territory remained unchanged.
The participants also urged the Special Committee to engage proactively with the NonSelf-Governing Territories, where there is no dispute over sovereignty, in consultation with the administering Powers.
He had been enormously encouraged by the Chairman's statement at the regional seminar that the Committee needed to explore ways andmeans of making a better assessment of the state of decolonization and self-determination in each NonSelf-Governing Territory on a case-by-case basis.
The Chairperson said that, in line with the Committee's usual practice,representatives of the NonSelf-Governing Territory would be invited to address the Committee and would withdraw after making their statements.
China had supported the declaration of the Third International Decade for the Eradication of Colonialism at the sixty-fifth session of the General Assembly, andhoped that the Special Committee would continue to strengthen its contacts with the NonSelf-Governing Territories and further advance the decolonization process.
Mr. Summers(Legislative Assembly of the Falkland Islands)said that the Committee had failed to deliver on its responsibility to help the remaining NonSelf-Governing Territories to achieve a political status that was acceptable to them because it prioritized the interests of certain Member States over the wishes of the people it was supposed to be assisting.
Notes that a referendum to determine the future status of Tokelau held in February 2006 failed to produce the two-thirds majority of the valid votes cast required by the General Fono to change Tokelau's status from that of a NonSelf-Governing Territory under the administration of New Zealand;
Mr. Mbuende(Namibia), speaking on behalf of the Southern African Development Community(SADC),said that it was disheartening that 16 NonSelf-Governing Territories still remained, Western Sahara being the last colony on the African continent.
Ms. Eloeva(Russian Federation)said that her Government consistently advocated the right of the NonSelf-Governing Territories to self-determination and independence.