Примеры использования Peoples had на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Indigenous peoples had their territory and their own laws.
The lack of nuance in article 28 implied that indigenous peoples had a right of veto.
Israel believed all peoples had the right to self-determination.
Royal governors, influential people and, perhaps,free peoples had their own allotments.
All peoples had equal rights and their role in achieving victory was evaluated.
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Furthermore, it was commonly acknowledged that States and their peoples had the right to provide themselves with a common defence system.
All peoples had the right to defend their territorial unity and integrity.
Mr. Hunte(Antigua and Barbuda), speaking on behalf of the Group of 77 and China,said that all peoples had a right to development.
These peoples had complex economies, being engaged in hunting, river fishing, and gathering.
Like the United Nations,Israel had been born under the guiding principle that all peoples had the right to self-determination.
Peoples had a legitimate right to wage a struggle against occupation and for their right to self-determination.
Her delegation strongly supported the principle that indigenous peoples had the right to own, control, develop and use their lands and resources.
Indigenous peoples had the right to use their indigenous names in the civil register and to receive an inter-cultural education.
Minority Rights Group(MRG) indicated that, historically,the Gambella region and its indigenous peoples had been among the most marginalized communities.
She stated that indigenous peoples had a critical role to play in maintaining, enhancing and promoting sustainable models of development.
The doctrine of terra nullius had been used todeny indigenous land rights, and indigenous peoples had suffered many injustices in past generations.
In August 1999, 200 peoples had their throats cut in Kongolo territory and 188 were massacred at Kimbumbu. Another 50 were killed at Nonge.
Articles 25 and 26 dealing with the question of lands, territories andresources made it clear that indigenous peoples had full rights of ownership and control of their lands and resources without discrimination.
The Vienna Declaration held that peoples had an inalienable right to political self-determination and could take any legitimate action to realize it.
Was the new Penal Code based on the assumption of future political and legal decentralization oron the principle of a federal system within which communities or peoples had a degree of autonomy in running their affairs?
All States agreed that indigenous peoples had the same rights as other members of their national communities with respect to relocation and removal.
That programme aimed to strengthen local indigenous leadership and governance andto ensure that indigenous peoples had a greater say in how government services were delivered in their regions.
All peoples had the right to decide on their political and social systems, their economic models and their own paths to development without outside interference.
Self-determination was a basic human right that all indigenous peoples had by virtue of their existence and meant nothing more than the ability of a group to survive with its own identity.
Peoples had the right to defend themselves against foreign aggression, occupation and interference in order to safeguard their national sovereignty, independence and dignity.
The region was facing environmental challenges andat the same time its peoples had legitimate social demands that compelled countries of Latin America and Caribbean to develop appropriate public policies.
Since peoples had an inalienable right to self-determination and a right to oppose colonial and racist regimes and foreign occupation, a distinction had to be drawn between terrorism and the struggle for national liberation.
The doctrine of the United Nations andthe international community was that all peoples had the right to self-determination and that any treaties that interfered with that right were invalid under international law.
The Committee urged Chile to inform the members of the population about their rights and the legal redress available in cases of racial discrimination andinvited the State party to ensure that indigenous peoples had access to justice.
The Special Rapporteur also stated that indigenous peoples had the right to self-determination, like all other peoples, and States had the duty to promote and protect this right.