Примеры использования State's obligation to provide на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The State's obligation to provide reparation for acts of political imprisonment and torture;
Article 50 of the Constitution establishes the State's obligation to provide health care and food security.
It is the State's obligation to provide an education open and accessible to all children regardless of religion.
Indonesia's Law on the National Education System(2003) establishes the State's obligation to provide quality basic education to all.
It also stipulates the State's obligation to provide pre-school, primary and secondary education free of charge.
Moral damages, as draft article 45 implies, are part of the wrongdoing State's obligation to provide full reparation.
Furthermore, a State's obligation to provide victims of human rights violations with an effective remedy is also reaffirmed.
Each of these provides a means for realizing the right to a remedy and the State's obligation to provide a means for vindicating individuals' rights.
The State's obligation to provide an effective remedy for human rights violations is enshrined in article 2(3)(a) of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.
Moreover, the Committee has highlighted the State's obligation to provide legal recourse that is not"unreasonably complicated.
Shelters are better operated by NGOs that take a women's rights approach, but their creation, maintenance and safety(for the victims as well as personnel)are part of the State's obligation to provide protection.
The agreement also establishes the State's obligation to provide financial support to the Inter-Religious Council, which in practice has been fulfilled.
In his meetings with the relevant authorities, the Special Rapporteur reiterated the right to legal counsel and the State's obligation to provide the suspect with one and to guarantee access to the legal counsel.
The Court emphasized the State's obligation to provide a framework to protect the rights of individuals who would like to make a claim of conscientious objection to military service.
International human rights law recognizes the right to an adequate standard of living and the State's obligation to provide the means for women and men to achieve humane living standards.
The Constitution of Guatemala establishes the State's obligation to provide education to its inhabitants without discrimination in order to ensure the all-round development of the human person. It is therefore a right and an obligation that all Guatemalans should receive early, pre-school, primary and basic education.
The 1987 Constitution and amendments thereto establish human rights standards including the recognition of the rights of indigenous peoples; the explicit prohibition of any form of discrimination; access to free compulsory basic preschool, primary and secondary education; health care;recognition of the State's obligation to provide compensation for violations of the rights of private individuals; reform of the juvenile justice system; abolition of the death penalty; the right to information; and reform of the public security and criminal justice system.
This grouping examines the implementation of the State's obligation to provide effective remedies in accordance with article 8 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
The release of such persons shall be without prejudice to the State's obligation to provide them with assistance, if necessary, in public-sector hospitals.
This grouping examines the implementation of the State's obligation to provide procedural guarantees in accordance with articles 9 to 11 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
Article 71 of the Constitution guarantees the freedom of education and the State's obligation to provide the country's inhabitants with education and grant them access to it without any discrimination.
However, it had two consequences:on the one hand, the State's obligation to provide information and, on the other, the measures the State take in cases of discrimination or violations of article 3.
Mr. SVIRIDOV(Russian Federation) said that a very complicated issue was involved:the article went beyond establishing a State's obligation to provide individuals with access to legal procedures, for it obliged a State to provide foreign legal entities with equal legal and procedural protection.
It was difficult to see how that requirement could be reconciled with the State's obligation to provide effective remedy for human rights violations under article 2 of the Covenant and to protect individuals against discrimination under article 26.
At the level of basic education, it was the State's obligation to provide free education to every person of compulsory age.
The remedy of habeas corpus is no more than a consequence of the State's obligation to provide effective recourse against any violation of internationally recognized human rights.
The remedy of habeas corpus is simply a consequence of the State's obligation to provide an effective remedy for any violation of internationally recognized human rights.
While the Committee notes that article 19 of the State party's Constitution(1992) establishes the State's obligation to provide remedies in cases of human rights violations, it expresses its concern at the lack of specific legislation for the provision of compensation, as enshrined in article 6 of the Convention.
Ireland recognizes the inalienable right andduty of parents to provide for the education of children, and, while recognizing the State's obligations to provide for free primary education and requiring that children receive a certain minimum education, nevertheless reserves the right to allow parents to provide for the education of their children in their homes provided that these minimum standards are observed.”.
He stresses the State party's obligation to provide him with an effective remedy and adequate compensation.