Примеры использования Obliging states на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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There is no comprehensive international instrument obliging States to prevent natural or man-made disasters.
Obliging States to act otherwise constitutes a violation of the principle of pacta sunt servanda and is incompatible with the concept of State sovereignty and the freedom of States to choose the treaties to which they become party.
The Russian Federation did not a priori rule out the existence of a customary norm obliging States to extradite or prosecute with respect to certain categories of crime.
In our view, the existence of a customary rule obliging States to exercise their criminal jurisdiction or to grant extradition requests in respect of a specific type of crime may also not readily be inferred from the existence of a customary rule prohibiting these types of crimes.
No one would contend, for example,that the conclusion by States of numerous treaties on extradition testified to the emergence of a customary norm obliging States to execute extradition requests.
The convention should include provisions obliging States parties to adopt measures to establish jurisdiction over offences established in accordance with the convention;
The principle of progressive realization implies that the full realization of human rights cannot be achieved immediately, while obliging States to move as expeditiously and effectively as possible towards the goal of full realization.
Paragraph 5 of the draft principle, obliging States to ensure the allocation of additional financial resources, went beyond the secondary duty of States to ensure compliance.
It further submits that domestic legislation obliges its courts to implement immediately verdicts that haveentered into force and that the Optional Protocol does not contain provisions obliging States parties to stop the execution of a death sentence until a review of the convict's complaints by the Committee is completed.
Article 4 contains provisions obliging States parties to adopt legislation to criminalize and punish the dissemination of ideas based on racial superiority or hatred, incitement to racial discrimination, acts of violence against any race or groups of persons of another colour or ethnic origin, and incitement to such acts.
In his conclusion,the chairman stated that the interpretation could have been consistent with common treaty practice obliging States to make adjustments in domestic law and, to the extent that they were able to do so appropriately, they had fulfilled their treaty obligations.
Providing education on basic human rights to the many women and girls who are impoverished, illiterate and unaware of the laws and programmes in place to protect them, which forbid any violence against them in any circumstances,as well as obliging States to launch awareness campaigns for women concerning their rights.
It was, therefore, most important that the optional protocol should address the issue, obliging States parties to take all possible steps to prevent the recruitment of children by such insurgent groups in their territory.
It is thus entirely appropriate that the Secretary-General and the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights should in January 1999 have launched an appeal to all Governments to sign and ratify, within the next five years, the two International Covenants on Human Rights andat least the four principal conventions obliging States to observe the fundamental rights and freedoms proclaimed in the Universal Declaration.
Unlike other human rights treaties, the Convention was unique in obliging States to eliminate discrimination against women by any person, organization or enterprise, not just by State actors or agencies.
With regard to immunity from liability for personal injury and property damage,the formulation adopted in the Convention left open questions with respect to the further evolution of public international law in those specific circumstances where the impugned conduct contravened other widely accepted international conventions obliging States to grant remedies to the victims of prohibited conduct. The United Nations Conventions against torture and against hostage-taking were cases in point.
It had also been correct in deciding that State practice did not support a rule obliging States to exercise diplomatic protection on behalf of its nationals, even if they should be more active in protecting the human rights of their nationals abroad.
Although the Security Council, in resolutions pertaining to the Mechanism's work, strongly called upon Member States and institutions to cooperate in providing information, to enable it to discharge its duties,the absence of explicit provisions obliging States to provide detailed information to the Mechanism regarding, for example, full disclosure of the financial holdings or transactions of UNITA, presented a challenge.
The present paragraph 1 of article 7 could be strengthened through insertion of a general provision obliging States parties to provide information to trafficking victims on the possibilities of obtaining remedies, including compensation for trafficking and other criminal acts to which they have been subject, and to render reasonable assistance to such victims to enable them to obtain the remedies to which they are entitled under national law.
Further reflection was required on those points as well as on which bodies were envisaged, what was the legal basis for their judgement of impermissibility, what consequences should flow from such judgement,whether there was a legal basis for obliging States to act on the findings of monitoring bodies and whether there was any relationship between such a body's finding and a depositary's opinion that a reservation was manifestly impermissible.
Convention has a separate provision on compensation and legal redress,namely Article 15, obliging states to provide proper information on judicial/administrative proceedings in a language that the victims understand and the right to legal assistance and free legal aid.
Since the Vienna Convention gave States the sole power to decide on the permissibility of reservations,the Commission should consider whether there was a legal basis in international law for obliging States to act on the findings of monitoring bodies and whether there was any relationship between such a body's finding that a reservation was impermissible and a depositary's opinion that a reservation was manifestly impermissible.
He welcomed particularly the fact that principle 21 of the Stockholm Declaration andprinciple 2 of the Rio Declaration, obliging States to refrain from carrying out activities on their territory which might jeopardize a neighbouring State's territory, had been duly incorporated into the draft.
Human rights in general oblige States to provide resources to give effect to them.
Moreover, both instruments obliged States to bring perpetrators to justice.
International law also obliges states to prevent parental abductions and the illicit transfer of children.
Article 2 obliges States parties to prevent discrimination against indigenous children.
The Convention obliges States parties to clear the mines laid on their territories.
The Genocide Convention obliges states to punish acts of genocide Article 1.
The United Nations Charter also obliges States to settle their disputes by peaceful means.