Примеры использования Respect for the rights of women на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Respect for the rights of women to nationality.
It noted with appreciation the progress made in access to education and health, and respect for the rights of women, children, and persons with disabilities.
Respect for the rights of women as citizens and active participants in the work of nation-building;
Respect for the rights of women and recognition of their status as citizens and stakeholders in the process of nation-building;
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It encouraged the Gambia to implement all the rights recognized in the Constitution and to ensure respect for the rights of women, children and other vulnerable sectors of the population.
Full respect for the rights of women and children is therefore indispensable in the world of increased justice and equality we strive for. .
Similarly, in the concluding observations,States are frequently urged to adopt further measures to improve respect for the rights of women under the Covenant.
Its guiding principles are equity, equality,participation, respect for the rights of women, respect for international humanitarian law, autonomy, respect for diversity and decentralization.
Continue to adopt legislation andstrengthen policies to promote the protection of, and respect for the rights of women and their role in society and in the development process, and review related legislation in order to ensure that there is no deterioration in the legal status of women(Egypt);
Stressing that all Afghan forces must adhere strictly to their obligations under human rights law, including respect for the rights of women, and under international humanitarian law.
As a result, the Arab Summit held in Tunis on 23 May 2004 adopted the so-called"Tunis Declaration" which contained an undertaking to pursue endeavours to implement political and social reforms, promote democracy and broaden popular participation in the political process andthe management of public affairs, in addition to ensuring respect for the rights of women.
Those rights depend on elections that are free and fair,governance that is transparent and accountable, respect for the rights of women and minorities, and justice that is equal and fair.
A study on the status of women in relation to religion and traditions(E/CN.4/2002/73/Add.2), which contained a number of recommendations, was relevant in that connection: respect for cultures andtraditions should go hand in hand with respect for the rights of women.
Those rights depend upon elections that are free and fair;governance that is transparent and accountable; respect for the rights of women and minorities; and justice that is equal and fair.
Members of the Working Group adopted the report and made 125 recommendations, including Timor-Leste's accession to additional international human rights instruments and timely reporting as required under those instruments; justice and reconciliation for past human rights violations, including reparations for victims; andensuring full respect for the rights of women and children.
We must act on the decisions we reached in Beijing, andwe must do more to deepen and broaden respect for the rights of women through the use of existing human rights agreements and mechanisms.
Pakistan noted that its creation was the result of Muslim renaissance in South Asia in the first half of the twentieth century, which led to a vision based on a modern, moderate anddemocratic polity that would uphold all human rights and foster respect for the rights of women and minorities.
That policy had been designed for the long term andwas underpinned by five principles: respect for the rights of women as citizens and stakeholders in the task of national construction; non-discrimination against women; gender equality; equality of opportunity; and maternal and child welfare.
While addressing human rights challenges was difficult andtook time, violations in the country had continued, respect for the rights of women, girls and ethnic minorities had worsened and the authorities had further limited the space for large numbers of the population to exercise their basic freedoms and rights. .
In Mexico, where UNIFEM has focused on strengthening women's leadership and participation in democracy-building and the construction of full citizenship for women, especially indigenous women, an agreement was signed with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on respect for the rights of women and indigenous communities within the framework of the Puebla-Panama Plan and other agreements.
They highlighted evidence-based research demonstrating that well-protected families helped improve respect for the rights of women, children, older persons and persons with disabilities, and played a role in eradicating violence against women, reducing child labour and exploitation, and lowering dropout rates from primary education.
Notwithstanding the extreme violence they have endured, they have managed, with the help of avery active community organization, to put respect for the rights of women and revision of the Family Code high on the national political agenda.
It is worth mentioning that equality and non-discrimination are matters of concern on the agendas of both governmental and women's organizations that are actively involved in anddemand greater respect for the rights of women, including a life free of violence within the family, in the working environment, and in the social, political and economic spheres.
Respect for the right of women to work and their reintegration in employment;
Iii Respect for the right of women to work, and reintegration in their employment;
Respect for the right of women to work, and reintegration in their employment;
Paragraph 6 of resolution 52/145 also referred to measures to ensure respect for the right of women to work and their reintegration in employment.