Примеры использования Problems of internal displacement на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It has been suggested that Commission reports regularly address problems of internal displacement.
The Russian Federation has faced problems of internal displacement since the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991.
Regional initiatives could prove a powerful stimulus for addressing problems of internal displacement.
Given that serious problems of internal displacement exist in more than 35 countries worldwide, many more country visits are required, including follow-up visits to countries already visited.
It calls on the Government to provide for a publicly announced andwell-funded strategy to solve the problems of internal displacement.
In this spirit,the Representative seeks to understand the problems of internal displacement in the country visited and make proposals for solutions.
Another key component is the translation andpublication of the Guiding Principles into local languages in countries with problems of internal displacement.
The Unit should ensure a predictable andconcerted approach among all concerned actors to the problems of internal displacement in improving the quality and efficiency of field protection interventions.
This context requires system-wide policies andmechanisms to ensure a more predictable and collaborative response to the problems of internal displacement.
The Representative argued that as a major power,the Russian Federation not only needed to address domestic problems of internal displacement but also had a leading role to play in the international response to the global crisis.
The Representative, for his own part,plans to intensify his cooperation with regional organizations in order to promote their greater involvement in addressing problems of internal displacement.
Clearly, it is not acceptable that countries experiencing serious problems of internal displacement should be able to evade international scrutiny and, in some cases, also deny their internally displaced populations international assistance and protection.
It would be useful also to generate the resources for the publication of periodic reports covering the situations in countries with serious problems of internal displacement.
Clearly, it is not acceptable that countries experiencing serious problems of internal displacement should be able to evade international scrutiny and, in some cases, also deny their internally displaced populations international assistance and protection.
To formulate policy recommendations on how local, national and regional capacities can be developed andbetter coordinated to address the problems of internal displacement.
In dealing with the many diverse situations of internal displacement, it is important to understand the problems of internal displacement in their national context, the obstacles to providing adequate protection and assistance, and what needs to be done both by the Government and by the international community to remedy the situation.
The residual option is that of a collaborative arrangement among a wide variety of bodies and organizations whose mandates andactivities are relevant to the problems of internal displacement.
The third one is the undertaking of visits to countries with serious problems of internal displacement in order to promote dialogue with Governments and other actors involved in addressing the needs of the internally displaced, drawing lessons from previous experiences, and seeking to improve conditions on the ground.
Generally, progress has been made, particularly in the first two areas of activity with the development of improved normative andinstitutional frameworks for addressing the problems of internal displacement.
It is the hope of the representative not only that the international human rights presence will be enhanced in Burundi, Colombia andTajikistan as well as in other countries with problems of internal displacement, but also that specific attention will be devoted to the particular plight of the internally displaced.
The ICRC emphasized that the Guiding Principles do not alter or replace existing law, but instead provide useful guidance on how the law is to be interpreted in the context of internal displacement and, as such,should prove valuable to all those confronted with problems of internal displacement.
Mr. Bhattacharjee(India) said that his delegation did not agree with the view expressed in paragraph 98 of the report of the representative of the Secretary-Generalon internally displaced persons(A/54/409), which stated that"it is not acceptable that countries experiencing serious problems of internal displacement should be able to evade international scrutiny.
Since it is Governments that bear primary responsibility for addressing the plight of the internally displaced,the strengthening of national institutions is also an essential element of efforts to address existing situations as well as to prevent future problems of internal displacement.
The seminar was also a valuable opportunity for civil society to interact with national authorities andfor all partners to engage in constructive discussion of durable solutions to problems of internal displacement in the region.
What is therefore required will be the continuation of the activities as stipulated in the resolutions of the Commission on Human Rights and the General Assembly which comprise continuing to study the various dimensions of the crisis of internal displacement and the ways of meeting the needs of internally displaced persons, including dialogue with Governments and close consultations and cooperation with all those organizations and agencies, governmental and non-governmental,whose activities relate to the problems of internal displacement.
The problem of internal displacement affects far more countries than the Representative could visit.
Several of the recommendations formulated by the workshop pertain to enhancing the role of Africa's regional andsubregional organizations in addressing the problem of internal displacement.
Unless the root causes can be addressed andpolitical solutions to conflicts found, there can be little hope of either ending the conflict or solving the problem of internal displacement.
Considers that, in addressing the problem of internal displacement, the international community should seek to collaborate to the maximum possible extent with existing humanitarian organizations, including non-governmental organizations, with relevant expertise;
Another subject requiring exploration is how to address the problem of internal displacement in areas not under government control.