Примеры использования Rights to social security на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Rights to social security insurance.
Changes in rights to Social Security.
Rights to social security are protected by law.
Women have equal rights to social security.
In these schemes, the employer owes the members Billions of Shillings in unremitted contributions andthe government is in the process of sourcing for funding to guarantee the workers rights to social security.
Older persons and the rights to social security and to work 25- 30 8.
Without birth certificates and relevant documents,persons living in poverty are unable to realize a wide range of rights, including the rights to social security, education, health and access to justice.
Women in Samoa have equal rights to social security and have always enjoyed equal opportunities and equal pay as well as equal rights in marriage and parenthood.
The State Secretary of Justice indicated that the Netherlands secures rights to social security to both legal and illegal migrants.
China appreciated Kyrgyzstan's measures to restore social stability, to strengthen national solidarity and to establish human rights bodies for the promotion of social, economic and cultural rights, andfor the considerable progress achieved in promoting the rights to social security, health and education.
Emerging issues identified related to, inter alia, rights to social security, organize, collective bargaining and action.
It is important that the opportunity be used in such a way to ensure that measures are put in place to contribute to the realization of human rights, in particular, the rights to social security and to an adequate standard of living.
Citizens of the Russian Federation and Belarus shall be guaranteed equal rights to social security, medical assistance and access to the services of medical and health-care institutions in the territories of the Contracting Parties.
JS3 stated that young people leaving alternative care(institutions or foster families)do not enjoy their rights to social security and to an adequate standard of living.
The petitioner claims that a number of Australian laws unlawfully restrict his rights to social security, education, and nationality, on the basis of his national origin, in violation of articles 5(e)(iv), 5(e)(v), and 5(d)(iii), in connection with article 2(1)(a) of the Convention.
The Committee is concerned about the administrative obstacles which prevent third country migrants and asylum-seekers from enjoying their economic, social andcultural rights and especially their rights to social security and family reunification.
It redefines the concept of a domestic worker, sets the probationary period for such work at three months,determines the rights to social security, provides for cash payment, interpreting that in the light of article 166 and in accordance with minimum wage provisions.
Unclear economic perspectives across developed and developing countries should not be interpreted as sufficient reason to regress on the realization of the economic andsocial rights of all, including the rights to social security and to an adequate standard of living.
In addition, older persons who move across national borders often have limited rights to social security in the destination country, depending upon where they came from and whether they moved as workers or as retirees, and their resident status according to the laws of the receiving country.
The amendment introduced a new class of non-citizen under social security law: the"protected" SCV holders,who retained their rights to social security, while all other SCV holders lost certain rights in this area.
For example, while the Convention stressed that important social rights such as the rights to social security, health care and education were applicable to irregular migrants, the scope of some of those rights in the Convention appeared narrower than in more general international human rights instruments as interpreted by the competent treaty bodies.
The International Convention on the Protection and Rights of All Migrant Workers and Members of Their Families regulates the rights of migrant workers andmembers of their families including the rights to social security(art. 27), health(art. 28) and education art. 30.
Labour rights should also be enshrined in law, including regulation of the length of the working day,minimum wage and rights to social security for all workers, including informal workers, domestic workers and community care workers.
In interpreting the European Social Charter, the European Committee of Social Rights has consistently found national practices that exclude non-nationals-- particularly through residency and qualifying period requirements-- to violate the rights to social security and social assistance.
Citizens of Lithuania, including those who are in the public service of the Republic of Lithuania abroad, as well as foreign nationals andstateless persons who are permanently resident in Lithuania have equal rights to social security, unless otherwise provided by law and international agreements.
II. The right to social security.
Changes in the right to social security.
The right to social security article 9.
The right to social security in old age, illness and for other reasons.
There are no groups in the country not enjoying the right to social security.