Примеры использования Right to shelter на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Right to shelter.
Article 34: Right to shelter.
Right to shelter is recognized as an integral part of the fundamental right to life under the Constitution of India.
The law did not provide for a right to shelter in any other house.
The Housing Construction Promotion Act was passed on 30 December 1972 to set forth the right to shelter.
The right to shelter.
The right to health, the right to education,the right to food and the right to shelter have been jeopardized.
The right to shelter is aimed at providing adequate housing and improving the quality of life and well being of the entire population.
They also wanted to know if a married woman had a right to shelter in a house other than her husband's or his family's.
The right to shelter is aimed at providing adequate housing and improving the quality of life and well being of the entire population.
In the Istanbul Declaration on Human Settlements, it was clearly stated that the disabled persons had a right to shelter which was physically accessible.
The Constitution of Afghanistan provides for the right to shelter and obliges the government to take necessary measures to supply and distribute public land to deserving citizens in conformity with law within available resources.
Conversations with camp residents revealed a clear pattern of human rights violations, including the right to shelter, water, food and education.
In Chameli Singh v. State of Uttar Pradesh the Supreme Court emphasized the right to shelter and expounded its concept of shelter referring to the UNGA resolution[No. 35/76] on the problem of homeless people in developing countries.
The proposed law on social assistance guarantees the right to elementary living needs,i.e. including the right to shelter as a minimum requirement.
For the European Committee of Social Rights, the right to shelter is directly linked to the rights to life, social protection and respect for the child's human dignity and best interests, regardless of his or her residence status.
In a survey of 180,000 Mozambican children, the overwhelming majority had considered the right to education,the right to family protection and the right to shelter to be the most important children's rights.
The Committee is concerned that although the right to shelter is enshrined in the Interim Constitution of the State party, there is no national housing policy which particularly addresses the needs of the rural poor and the disadvantaged and marginalized individuals and groups by providing them with low-cost housing units.
It also regretted that undocumented migrants, including families with children,were not entitled to a right to shelter and were rendered homeless after their eviction from reception centres.
These policies, which manifest themselves in such acts as the demolition of Arab houses,not only contravene the 1949 Geneva Convention, but also violate one of the most basic human rights- the right to shelter.
The Committee also regrets that undocumented migrants, including families with children,are not entitled to a basic right to shelter and are rendered homeless after their eviction from reception centres.
The Mortgage Law in place provides the legal basis, but is not widely applied,due to the reluctance of courts to order foreclosure as there is a constitutional right to shelter.
The right to shelter is a basic human right and, in this regard, emphasizes the urgent need for national Governments and the international community to develop urgently, where necessary, and to implement national and international strategies to provide this right; .
SSN stated that forced evictions resulting from the demolition of slum areas has severely displaced large numbers of children andnegatively impacted on their right to shelter and an adequate standard of living.
These are communities of i-Kiribati and Tuvaluan origins andthus the issues of migrant land rights as against indigenous rights, right to shelter, and property have become matters for strong debates, and the SIG sees this as a challenge which it will need assistance to start addressing.
The key messages that were important for sustainable urbanization were to unite cities, support decentralization, attack social exclusion andlack of human rights, and fight for the right to shelter.
The constants were, nonetheless, that each person had the right to shelter, education and medical care. The Committee should therefore do everything possible to remain faithful to the spirit that presided over the establishment of the Organization and to the commitments that were clearly renewed in the Millennium Declaration.
The right to life consists of four basic rights, namely:(a)the right to adequate food;(b) the right to drinking water;(c) the right to shelter; and(d) the right to health.
Expounding the right to shelter in the context of urbanization the Supreme Court in a landmark case has held that eviction of even a slum dweller should be according to the fair, just and reasonable process under law as it not only results in deprivation of shelter but also would also inevitably lead to deprivation of their means of livelihood International Cooperation.
The practice of instantaneous divorce through the"triple talaq" can also make a wife liable to be ejected from the marital home with no means of social redress and no right to shelter or maintenance, which is tantamount to a forced eviction.