Примеры использования Other rights protected на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In addition, it reproduces all the other rights protected under the former Code.
Regarding all other rights protected by the Covenant, whether of a political or personal character, the Constitution guaranteed their equal enjoyment by everyone.
Furthermore, the provisions of article 1 may be relevant in the interpretation of other rights protected by the Covenant, in particular articles 25, 26 and 27.
The Police Act(art. 9.13) authorizes the police to stop unlawful meetings and other events, as well as peaceful events which represent a threat to public safety, life, health,property and other rights protected by law.
However, the impact of these specific situations of women on the enjoyment of other rights protected under the same instrument remain to be further developed.
The Committee considers the lack of political rights of women a very seriouslimitation of their rights, which also has a significant negative impact on women's enjoyment of other rights protected under the Convention.
However, the impact of these specific situations of women on the enjoyment of other rights protected under the same instrument(e.g., freedom of movement, or work-related rights) remain to be further developed.
Restrictions are not allowed on grounds not specified in paragraph 3, even ifsuch grounds would justify restrictions to other rights protected in the Covenant.
The Committee noted, however,that the provisions of article 1 may be relevant in the interpretation of other rights protected by the Covenant, in particular article 27. See also the Committee's Views in case No. 760/1997(Diergaardt et al. v. Namibia) A/55/40, vol. II, annex IX, sect. M, para 10.3.
May be limited, but only on- phasises that restrictions on other grounds may not be imposed“even ifthey would be allowed as restrictions to other rights protected in the Covenant, such as national security”.
Information reflecting the final or interim results of certain scientific or technical research the disclosure of which would deprive the authors of that research of a prior right of publication oradversely affect the exercise of other rights protected by law;
It should, however, be noted that the Human Rights Committee, in recent decisions,has clarified that the provisions of article 1 may be relevant to the interpretation of other rights protected by the Covenant, in particular articles 25, 26 and 27 see Views on communication No. 760/1997, Diergaardt et al. v. Namibia, adopted 20 July 2000, para. 10.3.
The Police Act(art. 9, para. 13)grants the police the right to block unlawful rallies and other events, including peaceful activities, which might endanger public security or people's life, health, property and other rights protected by law.
Restrictions are not allowed on grounds not specified there, even ifthey would be allowed as restrictions to other rights protected in the Covenant, such as national security.
Mr. Iwasawa suggested that the sentence following the one on the"strict tests of necessity and proportionality" should read:"The restrictions are not allowed on grounds not specified in paragraph 3, even ifthey would justify restrictions of other rights protected in the Covenant.
Such an approach is actually justified by the fact that the Human Rights Committee, which is responsible for monitoring the implementation of the Covenant,has established some precedents relating to other rights protected by that instrument which, although not specifically listed in article 4, are also inalienable and non-derogable.
Finally, the Title XXXV of the Criminal Code provides for the criminal offences of genocide, crimes against humanity, war crime against civilians, the organization and instigation to commit genocide and war crimes, destruction of cultural or historical monuments or other cultural assets or religious structures or institutions or facilities intended for science, art, education or humanitarian purposes andalso criminal offence of failure to take measures to prevent criminal offences against humanity and other rights protected under international law.
International terrorism, taking hostages and financing of terrorism are also prescribed as criminal offences,in the group of criminal offences against humanity and other rights protected by international law, in Articles 447, 448 and 449 which read.
They have constitutional rank according to the fourth Final and Transitory Provision of the Constitution which provides that the rules governing the rights and freedoms recognized by the Constitution are interpreted in accordance with the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and with the international human rights treaties andagreements ratified by Peru, which complement the other rights protected under the Constitution.
States parties must provide information to enable the Committee to assess the effect of any laws andpractices that may interfere with women's right to enjoy privacy and other rights protected by article 17 on the basis of equality with men.
With regard to the scope of permissible limitation clauses, the Human Rights Committee's general comment No. 22 emphasizes that article 18(3) of the Covenant"is to be strictly interpreted: restrictions are not allowed on grounds not specified there, even ifthey would be allowed as restrictions to other rights protected in the Covenant, such as national security.
States parties must provide information to enable the Committee to assess the effect of any laws andpractices that may interfere with women's right to enjoy privacy and other rights protected by article 17 on the basis of equality with men.
While the CCPR Committee reiterated that it had no jurisdiction to examine complaints under article 1 of ICCPR,it also made a step forward by underlining that this provision may be relevant in the interpretation of other rights protected under ICCPR, in particular article 27.
According to the Committee, paragraph 3 of article 18 is to be strictly interpreted: restrictions are not allowed on grounds not specified there, even ifthey would be allowed as restrictions to other rights protected in the Covenant, such as national security.
The Committee observes that article 18, paragraph 3, is to be strictly interpreted: restrictions are not allowed on grounds not specified there, even ifthey would be allowed as restrictions to other rights protected in the Covenant, such as national security.
On these limitations, the Committee"observes that paragraph 3 of article 18 is to be strictly interpreted: restrictions are not allowed on grounds not specified there, even ifthey would be allowed as restrictions to other rights protected in the Covenant, such as national security.
The Human Rights Committee in its general comment No. 22(1993) emphasizes that paragraph 3 of article 18 is to be strictly interpreted and that restrictions are not permitted on grounds not specified there, even ifthey would be allowed as restrictions to other rights protected in the Covenant, such as"national security.
Section 66 of the Constitution provides the enforcement machinery for these and other human rights protected by the Constitution see below.
Restrictions shall be limited to what is necessary to safeguard other rights or interests protected by the Constitution.
Apart from the basic rights standardized in the first section of the Basic Law inarticles 1 to 19, a number of other rights are protected in the same way as basic rights. .