Примеры использования Special rapporteur wrote на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Subsequently, on 30 July, the Special Rapporteur wrote to the Government officially requesting a visit.
In a letter dated 1 July 1998 to the head of State, General Abdulsalami Abubakar, the Special Rapporteur wrote.
On 20 September, the Special Rapporteur wrote to the Government requesting that she be invited to visit Nepal.
In response to Commission on Human Rights resolution 2004/19, in which the Commission urged not only States, butalso private actors, to promote the effective realization of the right to food, the Special Rapporteur wrote to the Caterpillar corporation.
On 6 July 2006, the Special Rapporteur wrote to the Permanent Representative recalling that follow-up replies remain to be submitted.
It was reported, however,that Win Htain was rearrested shortly after his release. The Special Rapporteur wrote to the Government on 26 September 2008 enquiring about the rearrest.
The Special Rapporteur wrote again on 25 November 2002 to the Permanent Representative of Iraq in Geneva in connection with his next visit to Iraq.
In view of the implications of these cases for judicial independence, the Special Rapporteur wrote to the Government on 8 January 1998 indicating his interest in observing the hearings before the Supreme Court in Islamabad.
The Special Rapporteur wrote to Serbia's Minister of the Interior on 4 November 1996 requesting a prompt investigation and asked whether those responsible would be brought to justice.
In the course of last year the Special Rapporteur wrote to a number of Governments expressing her interest in visiting their countries.
The Special Rapporteur wrote more than 29 letters of allegation jointly with other mandate holders, in particular the Special Rapporteur on torture, the Special Rapporteur on violence against women, the Special Rapporteur on the independence of judges and lawyers, the Special Rapporteur on freedom of opinion and expression, the Special Rapporteur on the human rights of migrants and the Special Representative of the Secretary-General on human rights defenders.
In view of the forthcoming elections, the Special Rapporteur wrote to the Prime Minister on 21 December 2011 outlining his preliminary findings, observations and recommendations on electoral reform.
July 2006 The Special Rapporteur wrote to the Permanent Representative to remind him that the replies had yet to be received and to request a meeting.
Mazer Jean and Jermaine Jones. On 26 January the Special Rapporteur wrote to the Government after having been informed that State prosecutors in Florida were seeking the death penalty for two teenagers charged with murder.
In July 2001, the Special Rapporteur wrote to all Governments, relevant international organizations and nongovernmental organizations to solicit information for this report.
In his report to the fifty-fifth session of the General Assembly, the Special Rapporteur wrote that an international mission organized by the International Federation of Human Rights Leagues(FIDH) had visited Austria in March and May 2000 to study the situation of foreigners and, more particularly, asylum-seekers.
In March 2005, the Special Rapporteur wrote to the Government of Equatorial Guinea, expressing her appreciation to the Government for having transmitted to her a copy of the verdict in the trial of alleged mercenaries.
After the publication of that report, the Special Rapporteur wrote to these Governments requesting information about their current laws and practice in regard to the use of the death penalty for juvenile offenders.
In 2002, the Special Rapporteur wrote to the Government stating that since the 2001 elections religious minorities, especially Hindus, had been victims of repeated attacks, including dozens of killings and the rape of Hindu girls.
Under those circumstances, the Special Rapporteur wrote for the fourth time to the Government of Myanmar seeking its cooperation and requesting its authorization to visit the country.
In June 2000, the Special Rapporteur wrote to Chambers of Commerce and non-governmental organizations around the world and informed them that she wished to learn more about the possibilities of engaging the private sector as advocates for the rights of the child.
After the publication of that report, the Special Rapporteur wrote to those Governments requesting information about their current laws and practice in regard to the use of the death penalty for juvenile offenders.
On 20 August 2002, the Special Rapporteur wrote to the Government of Israel regarding reports of rapidly increasing malnutrition levels in the occupied Palestinian territories as a result of possible violations of the right to food in the territories.
In July 2002, the Special Rapporteur wrote to Governments, nongovernmental organizations and United Nations agencies to request information.
On 11 July 2002, the Special Rapporteur wrote to the Government of Zimbabwe concerning the famine in the country and allegations of violations of the right to food.
As mentioned above(para. 11), the Special Rapporteur wrote to the Australian Government on two occasions to solicit a response to allegations contained in two communications which he had received in 1996.
On 4 November 1997, the Special Rapporteur wrote to the Permanent Representative of Malaysia to the United Nations Office at Geneva inquiring into disturbing information received by the Special Rapporteur. .
In other communications, the Special Rapporteur wrote about two migrant workers who were reportedly detained after leaving their jobs, and about alleged abuses and illegal acts committed by recruitment agencies.
In February 2005, the Special Rapporteur wrote to the Executive Director of the Institute for Security Studies in South Africa, endorsing the project proposed by the Institute for the regulation of the private sector in Africa.
On 24 August 2010, the Special Rapporteur wrote to the Prime Minister and provided him with a briefing note outlining the international human rights perspective on the use of defamation proceedings and disinformation charges.