Примеры использования Protection against arbitrary displacement на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Protection against arbitrary displacement.
The right to housing also provides protection against arbitrary displacement.
The second part of the compilation and analysis(E/CN.4/1998/53/Add.1), which was finalized in the course of the last reporting period, employed the same methodology of considering international human rights law, international humanitarian law andrefugee law by analogy to examine the legal aspects relating to protection against arbitrary displacement.
Concerted efforts to provide protection against arbitrary displacement.
Such"cleansing" of the population was classified as a flagrant violation of Principle 6,which explicitly guarantees the right to protection against arbitrary displacement.
The 30 Guiding Principles cover all phases of displacement, including protection against arbitrary displacement, protection and assistance during displacement, and safe and dignified return or resettlement and reintegration.
The continuing increase in the numbers of displaced persons provides a clear sign of the insufficient efforts to provide protection against arbitrary displacement.
They apply to the different phases of displacement, providing protection against arbitrary displacement, access to protection and assistance during displacement and guarantees during return or alternative settlement and reintegration.
The need to address prevention prompted that inquiry into the extent to which existing law provided protection against arbitrary displacement.
The second part of the compilation and analysis(E/CN.4/1998/53/Add.1)examined the legal aspects relating to protection against arbitrary displacement, using the same methodology of considering international human rights law, international humanitarian law and refugee law by analogy.
The Principles articulate the meaning of protection for internally displaced persons by setting out the rights of such populations and by identifying the obligations of States and other authorities in the different phases of displacement: before displacement(that is, protection against arbitrary displacement), during displacement and in the phase of return and reintegration.
The companion study investigated the extent to which existing international law provides protection against arbitrary displacement and found that although there exist many international legal standards which, if respected, would reduce arbitrary displacement, the legal basis for providing protection against displacement could be strengthened significantly by articulating a right not to be arbitrarily displaced.
The second part of the compilation examined the legal aspects relating to protection against arbitrary displacement E/CN.4/1998/53/Add.1.
They set forth the rights and guarantees relevant to all phases of internal displacement, providing protection against arbitrary displacement, protection and assistance during displacement, and during return or resettlement and reintegration.
Based on existing human rights law, humanitarian law and refugee law by analogy, the Guiding Principles on Internal Displacement identify the rights of internally displaced persons and the obligations of Governments, insurgent forces andother relevant actors in all phases of displacement before displacement occurs(that is, protection against arbitrary displacement), during situations of displacement and in the return and reintegration phase.
Attention was drawn, inter alia, to the Guiding Principles on Internal Displacement, with specific reference to their provision for protection against arbitrary displacement, protection and assistance during displacement, safe return and resettlement, and access to humanitarian assistance.
Notwithstanding the sensitivity of the terrorism issue, both the Government andthe international community need to take measures to ensure protection against arbitrary displacement and to provide protection and assistance to newly displaced persons.
The second part of the compilation examined the legal aspects relating to protection against arbitrary displacement E/CN.4/1998/53/Add.1.
Moreover, the Guiding Principles can be a useful tool for the Government in developing policies, legislation and strategies for dealing with displacement, including providing protection against arbitrary displacement and protection and assistance to displaced persons.
Takes note of the report of the representative of the Secretary-General on internally displaced persons(E/CN.4/1998/53),including the study on legal aspects relating to protection against arbitrary displacement(E/CN.4/1998/53/Add.1) and the guiding principles on internal displacement(E/CN.4/1998/53/Add.2) presented by the representative;
Reflecting and consistent with international human rights law and international humanitarian law, they set forth the rights andguarantees relevant to the protection of internally displaced persons in all phases of displacement: protection against arbitrary displacement; protection and assistance during displacement; and during return, resettlement and reintegration.
Reflecting and consistent with international human rights and humanitarian law, and with refugee law by analogy, the Principles set forth the rights and guarantees involved in all phases of displacement, providing protection against arbitrary displacement and protection and assistance during displacement and during return or resettlement and reintegration.
Reflecting and consistent with international human rights law and international humanitarian law, the Guiding Principles set forth the rights andguarantees relevant to the protection of internally displaced persons in all phases of displacement: protection against arbitrary displacement; protection and assistance during displacement; and during return, resettlement and reintegration.
Walter Kälin(University of Bern), who chaired the legal team which assisted the Representative in developing the Guiding Principles, explained their content, noting that they cover all phases of displacement, providing for protection against arbitrary displacement and for protection and assistance during displacement and during the return or resettlement and reintegration phases.
Reflecting and consistent with international human rights and humanitarian law, and with refugee law by analogy, the Principles set forth the rights and guarantees relevant to the protection of internally displaced persons in all phases of displacement, providing protection against arbitrary displacement; protection and assistance during displacement; and during return or resettlement and reintegration.
Persons affected by displacement within national borders are entitled to the full range ofhuman rights guarantees by a given State, including protection against arbitrary or forced displacement and rights related to housing and property restitution for displaced persons.
Where people are forcibly displaced,additional needs include protection against arbitrary or forced displacement and rights related to housing and property restitution.
It argued that human rights standards are useful in defining the conduct of States in the protection of populations against arbitrary displacement as well as in the course of displacement. .
This means that human rights standards are useful to defining the conduct of States in the protection of populations against arbitrary displacement as well as in the course of displacement. .
It argued that human rights standards are useful in defining the conduct of States in the protection of populations against arbitrary displacement as well as in the course of displacement. .