Примеры использования Recommended that chile на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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CMW recommended that Chile establish a national information system on migration.
CMW noted that migrant workers detained for infringement of migration laws were placed in administrative custody, and recommended that Chile ensure that the detention conditions in migrant holding centres are in accordance with international standards.
CERD recommended that Chile ratify the amendment to article 8, paragraph 6, of the Convention.
Joint Submission 1(JS1) andJoint Submission 10(JS10) recommended that Chile ratify the third Optional Protocol to the Convention on the Rights of the Child.
It recommended that Chile ensure that serious human rights violations committed during this period do not go unpunished.
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The Working Group on Disappearances recommended that Chile render null and void the Amnesty DecreeLaw in relation to all cases of serious human rights violations committed during the dictatorship.
IFOR recommended that Chile legislate to permit exemption from military service for conscientious objectors.
ICJ and AI recommended that Chile eliminate the application of military jurisdiction to civilians.
JS4 recommended that Chile liberalize the legislation which criminalizes abortion under all circumstances.
It also recommended that Chile define the offence of enforced disappearance as an ordinary offence in the Criminal Code.
CAT recommended that Chile eliminate the principle of due obedience from the Code of Military Justice to bring it into conformity with the Convention.
It recommended that Chile hasten the adoption of the act repealing the joint property marital regime and replace it with a community property regime.
JS3 and JS10 recommended that Chile ratify the 1954 Convention relating to the Status of Stateless Persons and the 1961 Convention on the Reduction of Statelessness.
It recommended that Chile adopt the measures necessary to bring its domestic legal order into line with the provisions of the American Convention on Human Rights.158.
It recommended that Chile take measures to ensure that the minimum wage is sufficient to ensure a decent living for all workers and their families.
Lebanon recommended that Chile maintain its commitment and continue its actions, including the setting up of institutions and commissions, to safeguard human rights.
It recommended that Chile pursue its efforts to ensure that children with disabilities may exercise their right to education to the maximum extent possible.
It recommended that Chile pursue its commitments to the promotion and protection of the universal values of human rights, especially through the strengthening of the rule of law.
It recommended that Chile prevent and combat xenophobia and racial prejudice and assure protection against discrimination, particularly in employment, housing, health and education.
It recommended that Chile make every possible effort to ensure that its negotiations with indigenous communities lead to a solution that respects their land rights.
CESCR further recommended that Chile continue to strengthen efforts to address the issue of dropouts, including by securing adequate support for teenage mothers to continue their education.
The HR Committee recommended that Chile make greater efforts to incorporate the jurisprudence of the Supreme Court regarding the 1978 Amnesty DecreeLaw into domestic positive law as soon as possible.
CRC also recommended that Chile provide further support to families in order to prevent separation of children, e.g. in the form of counselling, parenting and financial allowances.
Nicaragua recommended that Chile(a) accelerate this process of reform and(b) approve without delay a reform to the military code, allowing its judicial system to be in accordance with international human rights standards.
CERD recommended that Chile reform the Counter-Terrorism Act(No. 18.314) to ensure its application only to terrorist offences and not to members of the Mapuche community for acts of protest or social demands.
The HR Committee recommended that Chile amend Act No. 18.314 and adopt a narrower definition of crimes of terrorism, so as to ensure that it is not applied to individuals for political, religious or ideological reasons.
It recommended that Chile make further efforts to develop and implement appropriate legislative and administrative measures to provide equal employment opportunities for men and women and to address the wage gap.
Bolivia recommended that Chile(a) consider promoting more effective participation by indigenous peoples in political decision-making; and(b) continue strengthening those mechanisms which protect the rights of women, especially indigenous women.
Slovenia recommended that Chile continue to increase budget allocations to the educational sector, focus on overall improvement in the quality of education, particularly in rural areas, and ensure the expansion of the bilingual intercultural programme for indigenous peoples.
Germany recommended that Chile ensure full compliance with all obligations assumed under ICCPR and all other international human rights treaties to which it is a party and revise domestic legislation that may still be incompatible with these obligations.