Примеры использования Rights to adequate на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Equal rights to adequate housing;
Climate change has an impact on a range of human rights, including the rights to adequate housing, food and water.
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They lack the tools to protect their rights to adequate housing, freedom from discrimination and so on.
Lack of adequate housing can make women more vulnerable to various forms of violence and,conversely, violence against women can lead to the violation of women's rights to adequate housing.
For most IDPs, their rights to adequate housing, food, water and sanitation, health, education and other human rights have been violated.
Moreover, the preamble should recognize victims of armed violence,including their rights to adequate care and rehabilitation and their social and economic inclusion.
Into this category fall the rights to adequate food, clothing, housing or shelter, the highest attainable standard of physical and mental health and education.
Natural disasters result in displacement, loss of housing andlivelihood thereby impacting on peoples rights to adequate housing and its congruent rights. .
It is also important that the affected populations enjoy the rights to adequate housing, health and education, particularly in the resettlement areas, and have access to means of earning their livelihoods.
The right to water is also inextricably related to the right to the highest attainable standard of health(art. 12, para. 1) and the rights to adequate housing and adequate food art. 11, para. 1.
AI affirmed that denial of the rights to adequate housing, water and sanitation of Roma impacts their rights to education, work and health, and feeds into a cycle of poverty and marginalization.
However, UNHCR mentioned that many of them have no effective opportunity to exercise their rights to adequate housing and face de facto discrimination in access to housing.
The preliminary report recognized that the imposition of cultural and social norms on women served to undermine the legal guarantees of equality andnon-discrimination afforded to women in accessing their rights to adequate housing.
Norway is also of the opinion that an armstrade treaty should address the rights of victims of armed violence, including the rights to adequate care and rehabilitation, as well as their social and economic inclusion.
Thus, the State party emphasizes that,with the view to defending his allegedly violated rights to adequate medical care, the author could have applied to the national authorities, including the State Medical Audit Inspection and the courts, and could have appealed in court against the Vilnius University Hospital, which could also be liable to compensate eventual damage.
In addition, if they are well designed, social protection systems may contribute to the achievement of several human rights, such as the rights to adequate standard of living, health, education and social security.
The establishment within State constitutions,of both individual and family rights to adequate housing and the corresponding series of State obligations to create the legal, social and economic conditions necessary for the exercise by all of this right constitute important legal foundations for further judicial and other actions geared towards ensuring this right and making it justiciable.
The Committee urges the State party to reinforce its resettlement programme to provide lasting relief for internally displaced families and guarantee their rights to adequate housing, education, health and social services.
OHCHR provided technical assistance and support to Governments, parliaments, country teams andcivil society on the rights to adequate housing, adequate food, and health, and on the legal and judicial protection of economic, social and cultural rights. .
The field presences in Angola, Cambodia, Cameroon, Mexico, Nepal, the Sudan, Tajikistan and Timor-Leste monitored forced evictions, land management and displacement cases in relation to theright to an adequate standard of living, including the rights to adequate housing and food.
The Indonesian Government firmly believes that sustainable developmentis the only viable means of promoting the fundamental rights of the people, namely the rights to adequate food, housing, jobs, health and education, of which they have been deprived for more than 400 years under the colonial rule.
On 4 August 2005, eight special procedures of the Commission on Human Rights4 issued a joint press release for the first anniversary of the advisory opinion, expressing their concern at the fact that the wall violated Israel's obligations under international human rights law,particularly in respect of freedom of movement and the rights to adequate housing, food, family life, education and health.
For example, rights connected to the administration of justice orparticipation in the conduct of public affairs or social rights to adequate housing, the highest attainable standard of physical and mental health, or to adequate food would normally require significant positive State action.
In addition, the recent growth in land grabbing and the sale of formerly communal lands to foreign investors has made women's access to land even more difficult, andalso jeopardizes directly their rights to adequate housing, water and sanitation, food and health.
United Nations human rights treaty monitoring bodies and special procedures mandate holders have addressed land issues in relation to non-discrimination and the rights to adequate housing, food, water, health, sanitation, work, freedom of opinion and expression, the rights of indigenous peoples and self-determination, as well as the right to participate in public affairs and cultural life.
The Committee recommends that the State Party strengthen its efforts to ensure that the needs of all children are met, in particular those from socially disadvantaged families and those living in remote areas, so thatthey do not live in poverty and their rights to adequate housing, education and health are respected.
Environmental concerns were raised in relation to all sectors and translated into impacts on a number of rights, including the right to health,right to life, rights to adequate food and housing, minority rights to culture, and the right to benefit from scientific progress.
Indeed, the separation wall that Israel was building was not only impeding the Palestinians' freedom of movement; it was affecting their national identity andviolating their legitimate claims to land and their rights to adequate housing, food, family life, education and health care.
Recent regularization practices have shown that alongside an effective system of tenure security,it is very important to recognize the rights to adequate and affordable housing, especially for marginalized groups.