Примеры использования Serbian minority на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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During the recent conflict, some members of the Serbian minority had taken part in aggression against the Croatian State.
We need, he says, more children, as the white plague andassimilation represent a serious threat to the Serbian minority.
With respect to the Serbian minority, the ruling political party had formed a coalition with the Serbian party.
The local authorities in Tuzla should continue their efforts to ensure that the rights of the Serbian minority are adequately safeguarded.
We also hope that the Serbian minority in Kosovo will assume its responsibilities and, through a free vote, make their contribution to the European future of Kosovo.
In his inaugural speech to the Assembly,the new Prime Minister appealed to the Serbian minority to consider Kosovo their home.
The Government of the Republic of Croatia is making every effort to combat prejudice in order to restore ethnic harmony and to encourage tolerance and understanding among all citizens of Croatia, in particular tolerance between Croats andpart of Croatia's Serbian minority.
In view of the improved relations with the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia,the question of the Serbian minority in Macedonia was no longer an issue and it was hoped that the current situation would prove satisfactory to that minority. .
Political assassinations had also been reported as well as brutal acts committed against members of the Serbian minority in Croatia.
Croatia has shown extreme patience within the scope of endeavours for a peaceful settlement of the conflict with the Serbian minority, orchestrated during the time the former socialist Yugoslavia was disintegrating and the democratic State of Croatia was being established.
Serbia requested further information on the measures taken to protect and respect rights of national minorities, particularly the Serbian minority in the country.
The representative of the Centre for Peace, Legal Advice andPsycho-social Assistance responded by stating that the return of the Serbian minority to urban areas remained a major problem, as did their loss of employment under the previous Croatian authorities and their rights as tenants.
When discussing the need for international protection of minority rights,it is the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia that should seek adequate international protection of the Serbian minority living in Hungary.
With regard to discrimination against members of the Serbian minority, particularly in terms of tenancy rights, she asked what activities were prescribed by the action plan for the accelerated completion of housing of refugees within and outside areas of special State concern.
Provisions relating to minorities had been included in the Constitutional Law of December 1991, but the application of those rules depended on a decision of the present rulers of the Serbian minority in one part of Croatia to recognize that they were citizens of Croatia.
Croatia cannot tolerate a situation in which the Serbian minority abuses its rights in order to break up the Croatian State or to create the legal framework for the secession of territories under local self-government and their annexation to the"federation of Serbian lands.
The first free elections in the spring of 1991 andCroatia's declaration of independence in June 1991 had led to riots and rebellion by a part of the Serbian minority in Croatia with the incitement and strong support of the regime in Belgrade and of the so-called Yugoslav People's Army.
As to why more members of the Serbian minority were not returning to Croatia, the Serbian authorities were doing all they could to discourage them, while those who had actually returned to Croatia had few or no complaints about their living conditions in the country.
They also reiteratedtheir support for the policy of"standards before status", stressed the importance of Belgrade and Pristina initiating direct dialogue as soon as possible, and urged the leaders of the Albanian majority and Serbian minority in Kosovo to avoid extremist action or statements.
The problem of the enjoyment of freedom of religion and worship by the Serbian minority lay essentially in the fact that the Macedonian Orthodox Church had a different attitude towards the Holy See and the Serbian Orthodox Church had not recognized the Macedonian Orthodox Church, claiming it as its property.
The Committee reiterates its recommendation of 2002 that the State party intensify its efforts aimed at facilitating the return and reintegration of refugees,especially returnees who belong to the Serbian minority, by adopting and implementing fair and transparent measures for their sustainable return.
Replying to Mr. Wolfrum's queries about the lack of reference to the Serbian minority in the Constitution, he said that it had been considered risky to mention the tragic events of 1991, but the Serbs were in fact mentioned throughout the Constitution except in the Preamble, and indeed in the legal provisions now being drafted to incorporate the Council of Europe framework Convention on national minorities into national legislation.
With its democratic Constitution and the special Constitutional Law on Human Rights andthe Rights of Ethnic Communities or Minorities Croatia has already laid down a constitutional framework for a lasting solution to the conflict and the safe existence of the Serbian minority in Croatia.
One of the basic concepts of our policy has been the guarantee of the most comprehensive rights for all minorities- including of course the Serbian minority as a whole, and particularly in the areas of Croatia in which the Serbs constituted a majority before the war- in the interest of the future permanent stability of the Croatian State and of its role within the international order.
It is proposed to redeploy two Public Information Assistant posts(national General Service) to the Office of the Spokesperson and Public Information in Pristina to support the critical requirement forSerbian media monitoring activities, including appropriate access to cover events in the Serbian minority areas in Kosovo.
They reaffirmed the importance of fully reintegrating the UNPAs into the social, economic, political and legal system of Croatia, enabling the return of displaced persons and refugees to their homes,with the necessary provisions for territorial self-government in the areas where the Serbian minority represented the majority of the population according to the latest census, and cultural autonomy of the Serbian ethnic community.
Because of its own experience- the orchestrated military revolt of part of the Serbian population organized from Belgrade, resulting in the occupation of one quarter of Croatia's territory- the Republic of Croatia supports cooperation with the international communityin the identification and incorporation of the highest standards of protection of the Serbian minority into Croatian legislation.
The decision to suspend articles which guarantee the special status of districts predominantly populated by national minorities, create separate educational institutions, and secure proportional representation in the Parliament, Government and judiciary,places a question mark over the attitude of the Croatian authorities towards national minorities in general and the Serbian minority in particular.
In her report on the situation of human rights in the Republic of Croatia(E/CN.4/1998/14), Ms. Elisabeth Rehn, Special Rapporteur of the Commission on Human Rights, had said that the adoption of that special Constitutional Law had been seen as one of the primary conditions for international recognition of Croatia and had questioned the extent of protection that would be accorded to minorities, in particular the Serbian minority under the suspended Law.