Примеры использования Several indigenous representatives на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Several indigenous representatives argued in favour of keeping the original text of the article as drafted.
As in previous years, several indigenous representatives reported on situations of assimilation and oppression and the continued denial to their peoples of the right to self-determination.
Several indigenous representatives commended the Expert Mechanism for the progress report.
Several indigenous representatives and a few Governments called for the adoption of Part III as drafted.
Several indigenous representatives focused their statements on the need for a second Decade.
Several indigenous representatives emphasized the importance of adopting the draft declaration as soon as possible.
Several indigenous representatives from India highlighted the problems of their people with regard to land.
Several indigenous representatives said that they regarded trade agreements like NAFTA and MERCOSUR as a threat.
Several indigenous representatives from Myanmar referred to the precarious situation of the Chin indigenous people.
Several indigenous representatives referred to the situation of the indigenous Maasai of Kenya and Tanzania.
Several indigenous representatives said that their land had been taken without due process of law or compensation.
Several indigenous representatives spoke about the high levels of drug and alcohol abuse by indigenous youth.
Several indigenous representatives stated that there was no reason for having a definition of indigenous peoples.
Several indigenous representatives provided examples of how they exercise the right to self-determination in the domestic sphere.
Several indigenous representatives expressed appreciation of the concerns presented by Mexico regarding the current process.
Several indigenous representatives expressed the opinion that the right to selfdetermination was not a static concept and was continually evolving.
Several indigenous representatives expressed concern with regard to the use of the word[instruments] as it would exclude customary international law.
Several indigenous representatives referred to the importance of teaching children native laws as well as international human rights law.
Several indigenous representatives recommended greater participation by indigenous youth in indigenous meetings in the future.
Several indigenous representatives also supported the Mexican proposal, saying that it would broaden the participation of indigenous peoples.
Several indigenous representatives from the Andean region mentioned the damaging impact on the environment of mining, water contamination and loss of biodiversity.
Several indigenous representatives mentioned that indigenous children and youth had migrated to urban areas or neighbouring States in search of employment.
Additionally, several indigenous representatives pointed out that there was already a reference to international human rights standards in article 1 and other articles of the draft.
Several indigenous representatives explained how third party interests had been a dominating factor in the loss of indigenous lands, including sacred places.
Several indigenous representatives from Guatemala expressed concern that the constitutional reforms adopted by the Congress had been rejected in a recent referendum.
Several indigenous representatives asked Governments to identify clearly their positions with regard to certain articles in order to discuss the problems in a transparent manner.
Several indigenous representatives said that they could consider discussing changes to the draft declaration but only if the integrity of the original text were maintained.
Several indigenous representatives called for the adoption of national legislation and policies which fully respected the provisions of international human rights treaties.
Several indigenous representatives from Asia informed the Working Group about the signing of a peace accord, in December 1997, between the Government of Bangladesh and the Jana Samhati Samiti JSS.
Several indigenous representatives said that the principle of self-identification which had been used so far was being abused by political groups who were in fact not indigenous. .