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Some representatives recalled that international standards for those terms were evolving.
In a speech delivered to the Biennial Conference of the International Commission of Jurists inBerlin in August 2004, the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights recalled that international human rights law made ample provision for effective counter-terrorism action.
It was recalled that international terrorism was a global phenomenon requiring a global response.
The Working Group acknowledged that racial profiling is a violation of the right to non-discrimination and recalled that international and regional norms make clear that racial discrimination in the administration of justice is unlawful.
He recalled that international peace and cooperation were central to the founding principles of the United Nations.
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It was recalled that outside armed conflict,the key international framework was international human rights law and some delegations recalled that international law prohibited arbitrary and extrajudicial executions as a violation of the most fundamental right to life.
They recalled that international human rights law was applicable at all times and that armed drones were not always used in the context of an armed conflict.
In decision 27/9 on advancing justice, governance and law for environmental sustainability, adopted by the Governing Council of UNEP at its first universal session, in February 2013,Governments noted that offences against the environment are increasingly committed by organized criminal groups and recalled that international cooperation in accordance with international law, while respecting national jurisdictions, contributes to combating those offences more effectively.
It was recalled that international assistance and cooperation is enshrined in, inter alia, article 2(1) of the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights.
In its submission, Earthjustice recalled that international environmental law has been elaborated so as to provisions that can be considered human rights provisions.
He also recalled that international work on prevention, preparedness and response to major industrial accidents had been initiated by several such accidents in the 70s and 80s.
Mr. LINDGREN ALVES recalled that international law did not just apply to relations between countries themselves; it also set guidelines for the approach that countries should adopt in their domestic legislation.
Ms. Droege recalled that international humanitarian law(IHL) provides for a detailed legal framework on the question of missing persons and stressed the importance of incorporating it into domestic legislation.
Mr. Adamhar(Indonesia) recalled that international trade could prove to be a powerful engine of growth, particularly in developing countries, and that it played an important role in terms of development and poverty eradication.
He recalled that international humanitarian law had developed following the Second World War as a result of the recognition by the international community of the need to protect civilian populations and refugees in conflict situations.
It was recalled that international organizations had been directly involved in several armed conflicts which may have had direct effects on treaties concluded between the organizations in question and States parties to those treaties.
At the 2009 Social Forum, participants recalled that international assistance and cooperation is enshrined in, inter alia, article 2(1) of the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights and that there is a duty to assist countries that do not have the domestic resources to achieve progressively the full realization of the rights recognized in the Covenant.
Recalls that international cooperation is without prejudice to the obligation of each State party to the Convention to fulfil its obligations under the Convention;
Recalling that international cooperation in the field of human rights is one of the purposes of the Charter of the United Nations.
Recalling that international law, as reflected in the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea of 10 December 1982, sets out the legal framework applicable to activities in the ocean.
The Working Group recalls that international and regional norms make clear that racial discrimination in the administration of justice is unlawful.
Furthermore, the Working Group recalls that international human rights law provides for a number of rights specific to persons deprived of their liberty on the ground of suspicion that they were involved in an offence.
It recalls that international and domestic human rights law clearly states that the right to remain in a country and not to be expelled from it is confined to nationals of that State.
The Committee recalls that international human rights and humanitarian law apply in all circumstances and at all times and to all parties involved and that the right to life should be respected even in the course of hostilities.
Recalling that international humanitarian law affords general protection to women and children as part of the civilian population during armed conflicts and special protection due to the fact that they can be placed particularly at risk.
Recalling that international cooperation in the field of human rights is one of the purposes of the Charter of the United Nations, and welcoming the stated willingness of the Government of Equatorial Guinea to continue to cooperate with the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights.
Recalls that international cooperation in solving international problems of an economic, social and cultural character and in promoting and encouraging respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms for all is one of the purposes of the United Nations, and affirms that wider international cooperation would contribute to lasting progress in implementing economic, social and cultural rights;
However, the Special Rapporteur recalls that international migration will not be absent; many of the countries that will experience loss of livelihoods and habitats related to climate change, and many that will suffer from intensified natural disasters, are already countries of emigration with well established patterns of labour migration.
Recalling that international cooperation has been essential for the implementation of population and development programmes in the past, the Programme of Action notes that international cooperation has become increasingly important and varied because"(c)ountries that formerly attached minimal importance to population issues now recognize them at the core of their development challenge.
Recalling that international law contains the obligation to prosecute perpetrators of certain international crimes in accordance with international obligations of States and the requirements of national law or as provided for in the applicable statutes of international judicial organs, and that the duty to prosecute reinforces the international legal obligations to be carried out in accordance with national legal requirements and procedures and supports the concept of complementarity.