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Legal and social protection of those who are engaged in combat of terrorism.
ASTARTA gives special attention to social issues and protection of those who needs help the most.
Pursue the protection of those who convert to another religion according to international human rights standards(The Netherlands);
In these circumstances,the right to social security requires the State to ensure the protection of those who cannot secure employment.
Cash awards and protection of those who help police uncover a terrorist plot are one of the best ways to prevent terrorist acts.
It submits that the PRRA procedure is an effective domestic mechanism for the protection of those who may be at risk upon removal.
The protection of those who stood up for the promotion of human rights and were critical of their own Governments was a matter of particular concern to his delegation.
Special consideration should be given to the protection of those who are particularly vulnerable to water-related disease;
The instruments require international cooperation in combating smuggling and trafficking andencourage States to pass measures for the protection of those who have been trafficked.
Special consideration shall be given to the protection of those who are particularly vulnerable to any water-related disease.
Xiloskalos, at the entrance of the gorge and at an altitude of 1200m,is a narrow path with a wooden handrail for convenience and protection of those who descend to Faraga, as the locals call it.
It takes into account the need to accord greater priority to the protection of those who are least able to enjoy their rights to food, environmental sustainability, gender equity and the prerequisites for improved nutrition.
Social harmony, maximizing everyone's potential, requires the development of policies, measures andmeans to reduce vulnerability and to enhance the protection of those who are vulnerable.
Governments should adopt effective measures to ensure full protection of those who are at risk of extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary execution.
The United Nations team has continued to stress the need to take into consideration steps to ensure a safe and durable return process(e.g., legal reforms, security assessment),as well as focusing on the protection of those who will likely remain displaced.
Governments must also take effective preventive measures to ensure full protection of those who are particularly exposed and vulnerable to extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary execution.
Measures adopted to reduce unauthorized migration include information campaigns to raise awareness about the dangers involved,sanctions against those who organize the trafficking of migrants, and the protection of those who are the victims of trafficking.
The Convention and Protocol remain the firm anduniversally accepted foundation for the protection of those who have been forced to leave their country owing to serious threats to their fundamental human rights to life, security, freedoms and dignity.
It is also concerned that because there is no comprehensive regularization mechanism, the authorities are resorting to the programme for expanded registration for refugees,which demonstrates a lack of understanding of the application of the safeguards established for the treatment and international protection of those who need them.
Paragraph 49 of the report stated that there was a“range of safeguards” guaranteeing the protection of those who faced the death penalty, such as the right of appeal.
The Protocol to Prevent, Suppress and Punish Trafficking in Persons, especially Women and Children, and the Protocol against the Smuggling of Migrants by Land, Sea and Air require international cooperation in combating smuggling and trafficking andencourage States to pass measures for the protection of those who have been trafficked.
Recommendation 109.32, 109.33, 109.34, and 109.35:The Government of Indonesia attaches great importance to the protection of those who work in the promotion and protection of human rights including human rights activists.
The fact that United States members of KFOR, in whose area of responsibility this monstrous crime had been committed, hid deliberately for more than a month the crime from the international public and from the Security Council itself constitutes a concealment of truth,aggravation of the investigation and the protection of those who had issued the orders and perpetrated the crime.
The 1951 Convention and 1967 Protocol remain the firm anduniversally accepted foundation for the protection of those who have been forced to leave their country owing to serious threats to their fundamental human rights to life, security, freedoms and dignity.
The 60th anniversary of the establishment of the Office at the end of 2010, as well as the 60th anniversary of the 1951 Convention relating to the Status of Refugees and the 50th anniversary of the 1961 Convention on the Reduction of Statelessness in 2011, provide an opportunity to reinforce the core principles andvalues of the existing consensus regarding the protection of those who have been forced from their homes and stateless populations.
The Convention of 1951 and the Protocol relating to the Status of Refugees of 1967 remain the firm anduniversally accepted foundation for the protection of those who have been forced to leave their country owing to serious threats to their fundamental human rights to life, security, freedoms and dignity.
The Special Rapporteur urges all Governments to adopt effective measures, in accordance with the requirements of each particular case,to ensure full protection of those who are at risk of extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary execution.
But the increased pressures on land are also a source of concern because of the weak protection of those who depend most on the land for their survival: smallholders, traditional fisherfolk, pastoralists and peoples(including indigenous and tribal peoples) that rely on the products of the forest.
This entails a comprehensive approach to the situation that ensures humanitarian access,facilitates cross-border operations, ensures protection of those who flee generalized violence and addresses the root causes of conflict and issues related to disarmament, demobilization, reintegration and rehabilitation in mandates for peacekeeping and peacebuilding missions.
HAI recommend that the Government review existing legislation and policies to ensure that they include the prohibition of accusations of witchcraft andprovision for redress and protection of those who are accused and urged it to issue a policy statement that commits Provincial Advisory Committees to include measures in District plans(Monographie de la Province) that challenge the intimidation, isolation, abuse and killings of older women due to allegations of witchcraft.