Примеры использования Principles of humanitarian law на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The principles of humanitarian law were already dealt with in the second section of the seminar.
It was important that the future convention should not undermine widely accepted principles of humanitarian law.
A second set of issues related to the rules and principles of humanitarian law applicable to United Nations peace-keeping forces.
This a question of ethics,a question of observing the most elementary principles of humanitarian law.
It confirmed that the principles of humanitarian law must create direct rights for civilians in order for the claim to be declared admissible.
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Conversely, where the parties to a conflict respected the principles of humanitarian law, reconciliation was facilitated.
Many legal experts believe that landmines are already an illegal weapon under international law andshould be prohibited because they counter two basic principles of humanitarian law.
The ICRC is taking steps to disseminate the principles of humanitarian law and develop practical knowledge to facilitate its relief and rehabilitation work.
The danger of a sharp deterioration of the situation cannot be averted if basic principles of humanitarian law continue to be disregarded.
Some speakers had emphasized that the principles of humanitarian law demanded an effective review of cases of detention even during wartime, although not necessarily judicial review.
Mr. al-Akwaa(Yemen) said it was regrettable that, in many parts of a strife-torn world, the principles of humanitarian law were violated on an almost daily basis.
If used in strict compliance with the principles of humanitarian law, they can reduce the risk of civilian casualties by significantly improving overall situational awareness.
In addition, the Seminar on Military Law and the Law of War regularly organizes symposiums in which the principles of humanitarian law are highlighted.
In time of armed conflict, the principles of humanitarian law, and in particular the provisions of the Geneva Convention relative to the Treatment of Prisoners of War, are fully applicable to military courts.
Israel holds Hamas, as the ruling party, accountable for another vicious terrorist attack,which is in flagrant violation of international law and the most basic principles of humanitarian law.
International law permits the use of force in self-defence,the departure from some principles of humanitarian law on grounds of military necessity and the derogation from some human rights in emergency situations.
By judgement of 13 December 1995, the District Court appointed three experts who would determine,inter alia, whether civilians can directly invoke the principles of humanitarian law at issue in the present case.
At such times, principles of humanitarian law are especially important as they seek to protect the most vulnerable groups- those who are not involved in military operations- from direct or indiscriminate attacks or being forced to flee.
Applauding the endeavours of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees in upholding the principles of humanitarian law and implementing the 1951 Convention relating to the Status of Refugees as well as its 1967 Protocol.
The International Court of Justice had also delivered an advisory opinion declaring the use orthreat of use of nuclear weapons to be contrary to the rules of international law and the principles of humanitarian law.
In addition to human rights law, the principles of humanitarian law are entirely applicable to this conflict and deviations from these principles cannot be justified on the basis of the alleged novelty or distinctiveness of this conflict.
By interim judgement dated 28 April 1993, in reply to the State party's plea of inadmissibility,the District Court decided that the claim could be declared admissible only if the principles of humanitarian law create direct rights for civilians.
Moreover, this lack of arguments on the level of the principles of humanitarian law provides sufficient proof that this law did not work in favour of the now well-established political aims on the part of the Special Rapporteur and the Investigative Team.
The Special Rapporteur agreed with the Sudan Council of Voluntary Agencies representatives that all NGO personnel active in the Sudan andworking in accordance with internationally recognized principles of humanitarian law have the right to be protected and conduct their work without harassment.
An important role in implementing the provisions and principles of humanitarian law is performed by one of the country's oldest humanitarian voluntary organizations, the National Red Crescent Society, founded in 1926. In 1995, the National Society joined the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies.
The guidelines for United Nations forces regarding respect for international humanitarian law proposed by ICRC contain fundamental principles of humanitarian law and, as such, constitute a very good training tool for forces engaged in peacekeeping and enforcement missions.
Despite improvements in the situation in Rwanda, many paragraphs of Committee decision 5(53) continued to be relevant, particularly those concerning security in the region as a whole, the arms flow andthe many armed groups which continued to violate basic principles of humanitarian law and were accountable to no authority.
In order to promote greater awareness of the principles of humanitarian law, ICRC regularly conducts dissemination programmes that target members of the armed forces, as well as the National Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies, government staff, schools, universities, health-care workers, the mass media and the general public.
By the approach of the fiftieth anniversary of the four Geneva Conventions,a momentum will be created for the international community to reaffirm its determination to safeguard and promote the principles of humanitarian law through removing any obstacles- technical, political or otherwise- to the full implementation of these Conventions in all cases and circumstances.
Those acts violate the Charter of the United Nations and the principles of humanitarian law, particularly the Fourth Geneva Convention of 1949, the Hague Conventions of 1899 and 1907, the 1954 Hague Convention for the Protection of Cultural Property in the Event of Armed Conflict, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and other instruments.