Примеры использования Racist regimes на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Denying self-determination, or maintaining racist regimes or foreign occupation;
He endorsed the proclamation of the Third Decade to Combat Racism and Racial Discrimination andstressed the need to put an end to policies which strengthened racist regimes.
The struggle against colonial rule and racist regimes has been successful even if the consequences of apartheid will continue to give trouble for a long time.
The international community should take the same approach to Israel as it had to all other racist regimes in the past.
This partially derived from Botswana's proximity to racist regimes in apartheid-era South Africa and Rhodesia(now Zimbabwe), and Southwest Africa now Namibia.
In its international policy, the Syrian Arab Republic had championed the standards of human rights and equality guaranteed in its Constitution,condemning racist regimes and opposing racism in general.
Since peoples had an inalienable right to self-determination anda right to oppose colonial and racist regimes and foreign occupation, a distinction had to be drawn between terrorism and the struggle for national liberation.
The Committee has considered some reports from States parties containing information about measures taken to implement resolutions of United Nations organs concerning relations with the racist regimes in southern Africa.
The right to external self-determination or, in other words,the right of peoples under colonial or racist regimes, under foreign occupation or having been forcibly incorporated in another State, to determine their own future.
The first adds"committing an attack against the life, integrity or security of persons or committing terrorist acts";the second adds"denying of selfdetermination or maintaining racist regimes or foreign occupation";
Also, the initial report provided information thatduring the period l948-1991, when such racist regimes existed in South Africa, foreign policy of the occupied Latvia was implemented by the ex-USSR, and Latvia does not consider itself successor to that policy.
Mr. Thema(Botswana), speaking on behalf of the Southern African Development Community(SADC), said that many SADC member countries had experienced an individual orcollective struggle for liberation against colonial and racist regimes.
These are the situations in which people are fighting against colonial domination,alien occupation and racist regimes in the exercise of their right to self-determination.
Denying self-determination or maintaining racist regimes"(art. 1(a)(iv)) in the proposed new definition should also be reviewed as retaining this would permit mercenaries to use toppling racist regimes or assisting peoples' right to"self-determination" as an excuse for carrying out mercenary activities.
We reiterate the importance of resolution 46/51, which reaffirms the inalienable right to self-determination andthe independence of all peoples under colonial and racist regimes and other forms of foreign domination and occupation.
In addition, article 1, paragraph 2(a)(iv), of the proposed new definition("Denying selfdetermination or maintaining racist regimes") should be reviewed, since the definition as it stood would permit mercenaries to use toppling racist regimes or assisting peoples in their right to"self-determination" as an excuse for carrying out mercenary activities.
It had been followed by a number of others, all of which unequivocally reaffirmed the inalienable right to self-determination andindependence of peoples subject to colonial and racist regimes or to any other form of foreign domination.
Having had to contend with racist regimes in the then South Africa, Rhodesia and South West Africa for a long time, and having interacted with people raised in those societies, Botswana was always determined to give due regard, in the formulation of education and land planning policy and other matters, to ensuring that race relations are normal.
Ms. DAH said Mozambique was seen as the poster child for Africa because it had endured four hundred andseventy-seven years of colonization and thirty years of a war of liberation and struggle against the racist regimes of neighbouring countries.
However, Yugoslavia considers very positive and acceptable the call by the General Assembly for the use of mercenaries, their recruitment and training and serving as mercenaries to be punishable offences in the national legislations of States Members of the United Nations, all the more since the principles of Yugoslavia's foreign policy have always been based on the right of peoples to self-determination andthe condemnation of colonial and racist regimes.
An international armed confl ict involves the armed forces of at least two States or an armed confl ict in which peoples are fi ghting against colonial domination andalien occupation and against racist regimes in their exercise of the right of selfdetermination.
The Committee welcomes the inclusion in the reports submitted under article 9, paragraph 1, of the Convention, by any State Party which chooses to do so, of information regarding the status of its diplomatic, economic andother relations with the racist regimes in southern Africa.
The Government continues to promote these values, which were consolidated when, owing to its geographic proximity, Mozambique was subjected to acts of aggression by the apartheid regime of South Africa and the minority racist regime of Southern Rhodesia,because Mozambique condemned those racist regimes and gave its unconditional support to the struggle of those peoples.
The Committee also decided to amend document CERD/C/70/Rev.4(general guidelines regarding the form and content of the reports to be submitted by States parties under article 9, paragraph 1, of the Convention) in order toupdate the references to general recommendations and to eliminate the request for information on the status of relations between the reporting State and the racist regimes of southern Africa.
This Convention shall not apply to the armed disputes recognized by the Geneva Conventions of 1949 and the Protocols, and by the 1997 Geneva Protocol I, article 1, paragraph 4, which deals with peoples struggling against a colonialist power,foreign occupation and racist regimes in exercise of their right to self-determination.
In keeping with the Kingdom's Constitution(the Holy Koran and the Sunna of the Prophet) and the Basic Law, article 12 of which stipulates that"the consolidation of national unity is an obligation and the State shall prevent anything that is conducive to disunion, discord and division", and in conformity with the laws and regulations in force, the Kingdom condemns all forms of racial segregation and apartheid andmaintains no relations with racist regimes or organizations.
Some delegations also emphasized the importance of distinguishing between international terrorism and the right to self-determination, freedom and independence of peoples forcibly deprived of that right,particularly peoples under colonial and racist regimes or other forms of alien domination.
In resolution 40/61, the General Assembly unequivocally condemned all acts, methods and practices of terrorism wherever and by whomever committed and reaffirmed the inalienable right to self-determination andindependence of all peoples under colonial and racist regimes and other forms of alien domination.
In the field of foreign policy, Iraq is cooperating with the international community in its endeavours to combat racial discrimination and segregation and has supported the United Nations resolutions and other international endeavours to that end,particularly those concerning dealings with the racist regimes in Rhodesia and South Africa.
In 1978, Yugoslavia ratified Additional Protocol I to the Geneva Convention for the Protection of Victims of International Armed Conflicts of 12 August 1949 applicable to armed conflicts in which peoples are fighting colonial domination,foreign occupation and racist regimes using the right to self-determination.