Примеры использования Peru stated на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In conclusion, Peru stated that it believed replies had been provided to the almost totality of the questions raised.
To supplement the adoption of the above procedure, the delegation of Peru stated its position on the application of article seven of the 1942 Protocol of Peace, Friendship and Boundaries.
Peru stated that the article should indicate whether it may suffice to clarify the matter without providing a remedy.
The Andean Commission of Jurists,a non-governmental organization with headquarters in Peru, stated that it continued to monitor legislation and public policies in Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru and Venezuela from a human rights perspective.
Peru stated that multilingualism was legally protected by the Intercultural Bilingual Education Act A/HRC/WG.6/2/PER/1.
The representatives of Bolivia and Peru stated that, in their countries, coca leaf chewing was an ancestral tradition with a long history.
Peru stated that it guarantees protection to those human rights defenders who have presented complaints of harassment or threats.
On measures taken to ensure the right to drinking water, Peru stated that in 2012 a special budgetary programme had been implemented and that, between 2006 and 2012, the provision of water had been increased from 72 to 80 per cent.
Peru stated that exhumation may take place only in accordance with a court order; the Government may not order exhumations.
Also at the 8th meeting of the Committee, the representative of Peru stated that the Falkland Islands(Malvinas) question should be resolved by addressing the sovereignty dispute according to General Assembly resolutions 2065(XX) and 3160 XXVIII.
Peru stated that additional detailed information on the reparations programmes can be found in the national report and in information already provided.
Regarding the investigation of cases of human rights violations, Peru stated, that since 2004, the Public Prosecution Service and the judicial power had been using specialized human rights machinery with competence to investigate, prosecute and penalize the crimes of genocide, forced disappearance and torture.
Peru stated that it accepts around 80 per cent of requests, which is one of highest averages in region, and that it assumes its humanitarian duties towards refugees.
The representative of Peru stated that the text would need careful consideration from a technical and legal point of view.
Peru stated that while there was no legislation implementing the preservation of property for confiscation as set forth in paragraph 2(c), there were institutions tasked with administering such property.
The Government of Peru stated that it was in favour of the possible appointment of an independent expert on impunity.
Peru stated that it received technical assistance from UNDP, in particular in support of its national commission on the fight against corruption and on the promotion of ethics and transparency in public administration.
The Government of Peru stated that its contribution was informed by the views expressed by the National Human Rights Council.
Peru stated that the Government is fully committed to freedom of expression and would welcome a request by this Special Rapporteur to visit the country, and is equally ready to accept requests for information.
The representative of Peru stated that nothing in the Copenhagen Declaration or the Programme of Action should be contrary to the right to life;
Peru stated that, in accordance with the standing invitation of Peru, it would like to extend an invitation on behalf of the State to all thematic special procedures of the Human Rights Council to visit Peru. .
The delegation of Peru stated that, despite the fact that the organization was doing excellent work, it allowed one of its representatives to commit a serious mistake.
Peru stated that globalization was a process of structural transformation that affected respect for the civil, political, economic, social and cultural rights of citizens in every country, and created difficulties that must be addressed.
The representative of Peru stated that his Government fully agreed with the text of article 24 but considered that article 29, although fundamental, could be improved and strengthened.
Peru stated, inter alia, that it has a long-standing friendship and cooperation with Japan and that the number of Peruvian migrants in Japan is very high, the majority of whom are workers in a regular situation.
The representative of Peru stated that the application of the non-governmental organization had been deferred for two years despite the fact that it met the requirements under resolution 1996/31.
Peru stated that Poland had made significant progress in human rights, which was evident by the adoption of measures for persons with disabilities, policies in the labour market, on gender equality, and those providing for greater participation of women in public life and in politics.
Regarding corporal punishment, Peru stated that a child's physical integrity was protected by the Penal Code through various provisions as the prohibition of ill-treatment and assault and battery.
Mexico and Peru stated that they had taken the Convention as the legal basis for cooperation on extradition with other States parties.
The representative of Peru stated that it was the legitimate right of members to ask questions, within the framework of resolution 1996/31, to non-governmental organizations seeking consultative status with the Council.