Примеры использования Reports the special rapporteur на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In his reports, the Special Rapporteur drew attention to the plight of prisoners.
Mr. Kollár(Slovakia) said,on the topic of reservations to treaties, that in his eleventh(A/CN.4/574) and twelfth(A/CN.4/584) reports the Special Rapporteur had correctly identified the key issues and main difficulties of the subject.
In his previous reports, the Special Rapporteur addressed two important issues in this regard.
In previous reports the Special Rapporteur has drawn attention to the implications of Samuel Huntington's theories on the clash of civilizations and particularly the ostracism of Islam in relation to the West.
During his country missions and in his reports the Special Rapporteur has also identified particular protection measures in relation to the fulfilment of the right to adequate housing.
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In her previous reports the Special Rapporteur has made a point of drawing attention to the problems which have arisen in the execution of her mandate.
In subsequent reports the Special Rapporteur has sought to give effect to the mandate recited in paragraph 369.
In his earlier reports the Special Rapporteur misconceived the causes of displacement in the Sudan and accused the Government of ethnic cleansing.
In addition, in earlier reports the Special Rapporteur highlighted other international human rights instruments that include the protection of women from violence.
In his previous reports the Special Rapporteur addressed in detail violations and abuses against civilians committed by all parties in the war zones.
In her previous general reports the Special Rapporteur has identified the education system as one of the catalysts for prevention of all types of abuse of children.
Accordingly, in subsequent reports the Special Rapporteur might wish to investigate the rights of aliens who had been expelled from the country in which they had been living.
In his second and third reports the Special Rapporteur made reference to the Beijing Statement of Principles on the Independence of the Judiciary in the LAWASIA region.
In his earlier reports the Special Rapporteur mentioned the involvement of mercenaries in armed conflicts in Angola, Chad, Liberia, Mozambique, Namibia, Rwanda, Somalia, Sudan, what was then Zaire, Zambia and Zimbabwe.
In previous reports the Special Rapporteur suggested that, given the nature of unilateral acts, such confirmation must be explicit; however, that view did not meet with broad support from the members of the Commission.
In her previous reports the Special Rapporteur summarized key features of the international legal framework of the right to education, guided by the need to keep her mandate firmly grounded in international human rights law.
In subsequent reports the Special Rapporteur intends to address, inter alia, relevant issues related to access to justice, pressures and threats brought against lawyers, judges and prosecutors, and juvenile justice.
In her mission reports the Special Rapporteur referred to recommendations made by other mandate holders who had previously conducted visits to the respective country, as well as to concluding observations by treaty bodies with regard to the country.
In her earlier reports the Special Rapporteur expressed deep concern over the increasing number of allegations of police abuse, torture and ill-treatment in custody, which the competent authorities apparently allow to pass with impunity.
In previous reports the Special Rapporteur has expressed the view that the wall seems to have been built without regard to security considerations in many areas for instance, in some areas the wall is built in the valley below Palestinian villages.
In other previous reports the Special Rapporteur addressed various considerations including poverty,the linkage between supply and demand, criminality, the chain effect of root causes, and the need for a pluridisciplinary approach to the problem.
In this context, it was suggested that in future reports the Special Rapporteur could consider more fully the relationship between aut dedere aut judicare and universal jurisdiction in order to assess whether this relationship had any bearing on draft articles to be prepared on the topic.
In his reports the Special Rapporteur strongly emphasized that although the conflict in the former Yugoslavia has no religious or ethnic grounds, ethnic characteristics have regularly been used by the parties involved as a tool to achieve their political and territorial aims.
In her previous reports the Special Rapporteur has considered the human rights situations in the four countries covered by her mandate(Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Republic of Croatia, the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia and the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia) in single, comprehensive documents.
In her previous reports the Special Rapporteur considered the human rights situations in the four countries covered by her mandate(Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Republic of Croatia, the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, and the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia) in single, comprehensive documents.
In her last reports the Special Rapporteur reported on a number of cases of killings of civilians which have not been prosecuted, including an incident in 2007 where security forces used lethal force in suppressing protests against the construction of a hydropower dam in Kajbar, killing four civilians.
In this report, the Special Rapporteur focuses on the intersection between poverty and racism.
In his thematic report, the Special Rapporteur presented an analysis of guarantees of judicial independence.
In his third report, the Special Rapporteur underscored that sovereignty also entails obligations.
In framing the report, the Special Rapporteur has taken into account the following.