Примеры использования Right to communication на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Right to communication.
(9.1)- everyone will have the right to freedom of expression including the right to communication.
Right to communication and information;
Special focus was given to the right to communication in chapter J of the Platform of Action.
Romanian courts had defeated Barbulescu s complaint before, but now it looks in another way:his employer had infringed his right to communication.
The right to communication with the mother nation and her representatives.
Persons under arrest were immediately provided with an information sheet outlining their rights, which included the right to communication.
Violation of the right to communication with consuls was particularly dangerous to the international legal order.
Those vigorous and collective efforts could help Africa to enter the twenty-first century with the hope that all its people would have the right to communications.
Monitoring of Implementation of the Right to Communication with the Outside World in Pre-Trial Isolators of the Republic of Armenia.
Agencia Internacional de Prensa Indígena suggested that EMRIP conduct a study on the right to communication and information for indigenous peoples.
With a view to encouraging people to exercise their right to communication and information, 25 community radio stations were created in various regions, and this serves to promote the process of inclusion of indigenous, native and peasant peoples and nations.
Although detainees and prisoners lose the right to freedom of movement and association,they do not lose the right to communication and contact with the outside world.
Moreover, his delegation considered that the right to communication with consuls was an important component of the right to diplomatic protection.
Not to hinder[in any way][To give full support to][To cooperate in]the effective exercise of the right to communications established in this Protocol;
Issues addressed included the treatment and right to communication of detainees, their participation in the community, and access to medical assistance.
At the Copenhagen meeting in 1990,participating States affirmed that"everyone will have the right to freedom of expression including the right to communication.
That comprehensive publication also highlights the fact that the right to communications for self-determined development must be guaranteed, in particular to indigenous peoples.
The Press(Organization) Act No. 2 of 15 September 1992 confirms this openness of the media andregulates the various aspects of the right to communication guaranteed under the Constitution.
Article 2 of Act No. 78-753 of 17 July 1978 stipulates that the right to communication applies only to completed documents, and makes provision for improper requests to be rejected.
The right to communicate the work(including display, performance or broadcast) to the general public by cable, line orother similar means(the right to communication by cable);
The right to communication is central to the information society; it is a key principle for equitable and universal access to information and knowledge that in turn empowers people to meet their aspirations and achieve their development goals.
The participants agreed that it was essential to promote policies, mechanisms and initiatives that guaranteed andenhanced the realization of the right to communication of indigenous peoples.
Subsection(f): While the right to communication shall not be abridged, any proven use of communication devices, facilities or propaganda designed to incite or having the effect of inciting hostilities between any of the warring parties.
Further, where a person is held in a waiting area or placed in administrative detention or in a psychiatric establishment, his or her right to communication is subject to no restriction whatsoever.
The right to communication is governed by article 12 of the Regulations on the Rights and Duties of Prisoners:"Every prisoner has the right to communicate by means of written correspondence, the public telephones installed in the prison and through ordinary and special visits in the prison in accordance with current provisions." see annex 16.
But it was soon extended to other areas such as the right to a healthy environment, to peace, to food security,to ownership of the common heritage of mankind, and the right to communication.
Furthermore, all patients undergoing mandatory treatment at the CNCMSC continue to complain about insufficient enforcement of their right to communication with the outside world in the form of visits by relatives because such visits are limited in time.
These collective rights include: the right to economic and social development; the right to participate in the benefits of the"common heritage of mankind"; the right to peace; the right to a healthy and sustainable environment;the right to humanitarian assistance and disaster relief; the right to communication.
The delegation of Mexico stated thatit interpreted paragraph 2(d) to mean that the restriction on the right to communication of any person deprived of liberty should be subject to some limitation in time, should be reasonable and should be consistent with article 9, paragraph 3, of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, in order to avoid secret detention.