Примеры использования Right to protest на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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We have a right to protest.
The right to protest in international and regional instruments.
Everybody has the right to protest.
The right to protest in the inter-American human rights system.
So, you're going to abolish the right to protest here on the station?
Furthermore, the workers of any enterprise have, under section 76 of the Labour Act, the right to protest.
This report focuses on the right to protest in the context of freedom of assembly.
Moreover, the Moroccan government has embarked on a policy of drafting a law that regulates the right to protest and to demonstrate.
Human rights defenders and the right to protest: interventions and positions of the Special Representative.
Government surveillance of activities of anti-war and peace groups increased tremendously,affecting the enjoyment of the right to protest.
Both approaches are needed to understand the right to protest in all its aspects.
This shows how the right to protest entails both freedom of expression and freedom of assembly.
The Egyptian delegation stated that, regarding the arrest of protesters, the right to protest is enshrined in article 73 of the Constitution.
Protecting the right to protest in the context of freedom of assembly entails both negative and positive obligations.
The present report illustrates how international and regional human rights systems and mechanisms complement andmutually reinforce each other in monitoring and protecting the right to protest.
Monitoring the right to protest at the regional level: jurisprudence and positions of regional mechanisms.
The Special Representative encourages international andregional mechanisms to continue monitoring the right to protest and interpret it in a progressive way that responds to present-day reality.
Exercising the right to protest against public policy or State action is an effective mode of participation in a democracy.
This is especially relevant for individuals wishing to dissent andmight deter some of these persons from exercising their democratic right to protest against Government policy.
Could the delegation confirm that the right to protest had been criminalized, resulting in the imprisonment of many Mapuche leaders?
Laws restricting this freedom allow Governments to treat peaceful assemblies as illegal andto use violence against human rights defenders exercising their right to protest against human rights violations.
Government authorities have curtailed Sudanese citizens' right to protest and have restricted the movement of United Nations staff in violation of the status-of-forces agreement.
The right to protest entails the enjoyment of a set of internationally recognized rights that are reiterated in the Declaration on Human Rights Defenders, including freedom of opinion and expression, freedom of association, freedom of peaceful assembly and trade union rights such as the right to strike.
As the Special Representative noted in her last report,"The right to protest is an essential element of the right to participation in any democratic dispensation.
The right to protest is a fully fledged right and entails the enjoyment of a set of rights internationally recognized and reiterated in the Declaration on Human Rights Defenders.
When they work for Israeli employers,they do not enjoy any employment-related guarantees since they can be dismissed without any right to protest; they are not paid any compensation and many of them do not even receive their wages in spite of repeated demands.
Additionally, respecting the right to protest involves the obligation of States to take concrete steps to build, maintain and strengthen pluralism, tolerance and an open attitude to the expression of dissent in society.
The right to protest is an essential element of the right to participation in a democratic society and restrictions imposed on this right must be closely examined regarding their necessity and reasonableness.
The Special Representative argues that in addition to these obligations,respecting and fulfilling the right to protest entails the obligation on the part of States to take deliberate, concrete and targeted steps to build, maintain and strengthen pluralism, tolerance and an open attitude to the expression of dissent in society.
When analysing the right to protest in the context of freedom of assembly in her last report to the General Assembly, the Special Representative identified, inter alia, student protests as an area where repression and retaliation against protesters had been particularly harsh.