Примеры использования Problems of indigenous peoples на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The problems of indigenous peoples were far from being solved.
UNIC Moscow provided support to an NGO which organized a seminar on the problems of indigenous peoples.
It was obvious that the problems of indigenous peoples could not be solved exclusively at the international level.
It is also a good occasion for FAO managers andofficers to become more aware of the problems of indigenous peoples.
The heath-related problems of indigenous peoples included high rates of infant mortality, suicide, HIV/AIDS, malnutrition, measles and malaria.
We should create a favorable environment for human life in the harsh conditions of the Arctic and solve the problems of Indigenous peoples.
The example of coffee production demonstrates the problems of indigenous peoples with the mainstream development model and with the globalization of the market economy.
The United Nations Information Centre in Moscow provided support to an NGO which organized a seminar on the problems of indigenous peoples.
Continue its efforts to solve the problems of indigenous peoples, in particular their land issues, and ensure that the Anti-Terrorism Act(Law 18.314) does not undermine their rights(Azerbaijan);
But experience has shown that the political will to resolve the distressing problems of indigenous peoples throughout the world is lacking.
Some Governments stated that they had no difficulty with the use of the term"peoples" in the title and the preamble since it reflected the collective approach needed to address the rights, identity,needs and problems of indigenous peoples.
The observer for the Movimiento Indio Tupaj Katari said that the problems of indigenous peoples could not be solved without solving the problems of indigenous lands, territories and resources since these were crucial to their survival.
It also contains examples of good practice andinitiatives aimed at solving the educational problems of indigenous peoples in various countries.
Bearing in mind the purposes of the United Nations in initiating the International Decade- the strengthening of international cooperation towards resolving the problems of indigenous peoples in respect of such matters as human rights, the environment, development, education and health care- the Russian Federation is preparing a national programme for the Decade. Following discussion and approval, this will be presented to the United Nations and conveyed to the representatives of the indigenous peoples of Russia.
He underlined that the decisions taken by thatbody should be binding on States, as the only way of giving formal attention to the problems of indigenous peoples.
The report consists of four parts:(a) an overview of activities carried out in the United Nations system in relation to the human rights of indigenous people;(b)the principal issues and problems of indigenous peoples at the present time;(c) a summary of the main content of numerous communications on the situation of indigenous people(the addendum contains a more detailed account of these indigenous claims);(d) an outline of the Special Rapporteur's future activities.
Many representatives of indigenous organizations called for the development andimplementation of programmes to address the economic and social problems of indigenous peoples.
She reiterated her delegation's commitment to the cause of indigenous peoples andstressed that the goal of the Decade must be to strengthen international cooperation in order to resolve the problems of indigenous peoples, and that non-governmental organizations and organizations of indigenous peoples themselves must play a leading role in those efforts.
The Special Rapporteur's interpretation of the Declaration's sometimes ambiguous provisions highlighted the fact that, despite the importance of international cooperation,it was the responsibility of Governments to take the steps necessary to solve the problems of indigenous peoples.
He hoped that, in the light of the Secretary-General's report on the implementation of the Programme of Activities for the Decade(A/52/509), which clearly demonstrated the need for a mechanism within the United Nations system to facilitate regular exchanges of information on the problems of indigenous peoples and participation by them in the Organization's activities, the question of the establishment of a permanent forum for indigenous people in the United Nations system would be resolved without delay.
In 1995, the Commission decided to include indigenous issues as a new item in its work programme, in order to give particular attention to the human rights problems of indigenous peoples.
On the basis of his visit to Kenya this year, as well as his previous visit to South Africa(see E/CN.4/2006/78/Add.2) and his conversations with members of the African Commission on Human and Peoples' Rights and with other experts,has formulated some ideas on the problems of indigenous peoples which he would like to share with the members of the General Assembly.
Both before and after the signing of the above-mentioned international instruments, Venezuela, as an Amazonian State, signed agreements with neighbouring countries in various fields that, directly or indirectly,define shared responsibilities for attending to the problems of indigenous peoples in the border areas.
Referring to paragraph 47 of the report, where Chile stated that its anti-terrorist laws could not be applied because of ethnic, religious or political considerations, it noted reports of indigenous peoples in prison dating back to the Pinochet regime, and supported paragraphs 68, 69 and 70,which called for Chile to solve the problems of indigenous peoples and to ensure that the anti-terrorism act did not undermine their rights, especially those related to their non-violent claims.
An information sheet was published for teachers by the Finnish United Nations Association which focused on the World Conference on Human Rights,including the problems of indigenous peoples and minorities.
An indigenous representative from Nepal made a connection between natural destruction such as deforestation, flooding, landslides andsoil erosion and the health problems of indigenous peoples and their livestock.
Responsibility for solving the problems of indigenous people did, of course, rest primarily with States.
At the second United Nations Conference on Human Settlements(Habitat II),two major events had highlighted the housing problems of indigenous people.
The aim and purpose of the programme for the Decade was formulated, with an emphasis on the role of international cooperation in solving the economic,social and cultural problems of indigenous people.
The Permanent Forum is urged to give special attention to the problem of indigenous peoples in isolation and in initial contact in the context of land territorial rights.