Примеры использования Special rapporteur's activities на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Special Rapporteur's activities.
Country visits are an essential part of the Special Rapporteur's activities.
Section I outlines the Special Rapporteur's activities during this reporting period.
In situ visits are an essential part of the Special Rapporteur's activities.
Chapter I summarizes the Special Rapporteur's activities since her appointment until 20 March 2010.
Country visits are an essential part of the Special Rapporteur's activities.
Chapter II reports on the Special Rapporteur's activities with regard to the prevention of intolerance and discrimination.
This first report to the Commission on Human Rights is not a narrative of the Special Rapporteur's activities since his appointment.
The main report summarized the Special Rapporteur's activities in 2006 and focused on two thematic issues.
He would also like to know if the exercise of the Special Rapporteur's mandate wasconstrained by the fact that it was essentially funded by the major donors, and whether a lack of resources hindered the Special Rapporteur's activities.
The report first introduces the Special Rapporteur's activities throughout the reporting period.
The Special Rapporteur's activities have clearly shown that it is a rare religion that can boast that no extremism has a foothold in its ranks.
Significantly, resolution 6/12 further directs the Special Rapporteur to“promote the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples and international instruments relevant to the advancement of the rights of indigenous peoples, where appropriate”(para. 1(g)), thus providing the Special Rapporteur's activities with a clear normative framework.
Section IV of the report outlines the Special Rapporteur's activities, including participation at different conferences.
The Special Rapporteur's activities are categorized as follows: reports submitted to the Human Rights Council at its fourth and fifth sessions, coordination with other human rights mechanisms, participation in various meetings and conferences, racism in sports, and field missions.
Significantly, the resolution further directed the Special Rapporteur to promote the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples and international instruments relevant to the advancement of the rights of indigenous peoples, where appropriate, thus providing the Special Rapporteur's activities with a clear normative framework, discussed in more detail in section III below.
An overview of the Special Rapporteur's activities is reflected in his reports to the Human Rights Council and to the General Assembly.
In chapter II, the report describes the Special Rapporteur's activities between May 2008 and March 2009, including country visits conducted during this period.
The Special Rapporteur's activities include sending communications to States concerning individual cases, conducting official country visits, participating in meetings with representatives of States, religious or belief communities and civil society organizations and delivering speeches and issuing public statements.
Chapter II summarizes the Special Rapporteur's activities since her previous report to the Council up until 20 March 2012.
The Special Rapporteur's activities are categorized as follows:activities to strengthen coordination with other human rights mechanisms; participation in various meetings and conferences on the resurgence of racism, racial discrimination and xenophobia; and lastly, activities to strengthen cooperation with regional organizations.
Chapter II summarizes the Special Rapporteur's activities in 2002 and chapter III contains his general conclusions and recommendations.
Noting that the Special Rapporteur's activities relied essentially on funding agreed upon by a few large donors, he asked whether that was hindering those activities, since some of the donors were implicated in violations of indigenous rights.
Chapter I summarizes the Special Rapporteur's activities since her last report to the Human Rights Council up until 28 February 2011.
The Special Rapporteur's activities are categorized as follows:activities to strengthen coordination with other human rights mechanisms; participation in various meetings and conferences organized by Governments or civil society on racism, racial discrimination and xenophobia; and lastly, participation in activities to prevent the defamation of religions and promote interreligious dialogue.
The report outlines the Special Rapporteur's activities in 2001, commenting on the first meeting of experts on mercenary activities, held in January.
As in the previous year, the Special Rapporteur's activities have been carried out within four principal areas: promoting good practices, thematic studies, country reports and allegations of human rights violations.
In essence, it describes the Special Rapporteur's activities in 2005, one of the most important of which was his mission to Ecuador to follow up on the recommendations made during an earlier visit to the country.
Section I of the report outlines the Special Rapporteur's activities, including participation at different conferences, the issuing of press releases and the sending of individual complaints to Governments on cases of trafficking in persons, especially women and children, during the reporting period.
The report describes the Special Rapporteur's activities in 2007 and then looks at three main issues: the impact of states of emergency on the right to a fair trial, access to justice, and recent developments in international justice.