Примеры использования Small indigenous peoples на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Small indigenous peoples occupy a special place in the ethnic composition of the Russian population.
The office of a commissioner to protect the rights and interests of small indigenous peoples had been instituted.
Legislation already gives small indigenous peoples priority in the use of land and natural resources.
The adoption in April 1999 of a federal law on guaranteeing the rights of small indigenous peoples was of major importance.
There are 47 small indigenous peoples in the Russian Federation, with a total population of 312,900 persons.
According to census data from 2002,members of small indigenous peoples numbered 244,000.
The small indigenous peoples were represented in regional legislative assemblies, ministries and public bodies.
Government Decision No. 255 of 24 March 2000 on the inventory of small indigenous peoples of the Russian Federation.
Small indigenous peoples- 45 ethnic groups comprising some 280,000 persons- have a special place in the Russian population.
The publishing of literature on teaching andteaching methods for the small indigenous peoples of the North, Siberia and the Far East.
There were 45 small indigenous peoples in the Russian Federation, characterized as such on account of having fewer than 50,000 members.
The Committee welcomes the establishment of an institutional framework for the protection of the rights of ethnic minorities and small indigenous peoples, in particular.
Federal and local authorities were also forcing small indigenous peoples to carry out their traditional activities for their personal needs only.
Given the vulnerability of traditional ways of life, particular attention is paid to the cultural andsocio-economic development of the country's small indigenous peoples.
Members of the small indigenous peoples are assigned to alternative civilian service in traditional economic activities and industries.
The government authorities provide financial assistance to many non-profit organizations representing small indigenous peoples to help them with projects of social importance.
In 1996, the State Duma had adopted a law on the small indigenous peoples of the Russian Federation, which established additional legal guarantees for protecting their interests.
The organizing committee plans and monitors the implementation of a whole set of specific initiatives aimed at the socioeconomic andethnic cultural development of Russia's small indigenous peoples.
A number of documentaries andanimated films about the small indigenous peoples of Russia have been produced to acquaint the public with their traditional culture.
A council on inter-ethnic relations had been set up in June 2012, composed of representatives of the prosecutor's office, various ministries,civil society and small indigenous peoples and chaired by the Russian President.
Under the federal programme for assisting small indigenous peoples, 205.6 million roubles were allocated in 2006 and 207.2 million roubles annually in 2007 and 2008.
Mr. Osintsev(Russian Federation) said that numerous NGOs,particularly those representing the small indigenous peoples of the North, had actively participated in the drafting of the report.
According to this principle, small indigenous peoples must be guaranteed access to aquatic bioresources that are used for fishing, in order to ensure their livelihood.
Conferences, seminars, symposiums andother initiatives on the promotion of the ethnic culture of the small indigenous peoples of the North, Siberia and the Russian Far East are conducted annually.
I remember a time, years ago, when we the small indigenous peoples living the Soviet Union, believed that we were better off, in all respects, than other aboriginal peoples in all other parts of the world.
Small indigenous peoples are guaranteed priority access to natural resources, which are regarded as the foundation of their life and activities. Their traditional habitat and way of life are also protected.
The Ministry of Regional Development monitors the implementation of federal statutes on the rights of small indigenous peoples and the programme for the economic and social development of small indigenous peoples of the North in the period to 2011.
They include the small indigenous peoples of the North, Siberia and the Russian Far East, whose population according to the census stands at between 244,000 and 254,700 persons for more detailed figures for each ethnic group, see paragraphs 12- 14.
Russian legislation on education provided that small indigenous peoples could be taught in their mother tongue, in accordance with the legal provisions of the federal republics.
The Small Indigenous Peoples(Legal Guarantees) Act adopted by the Duma in 1999, provided State compensation and guarantees for persons living in the North and Arctic regions, and general principles governing the organization of small indigenous communities.