Примеры использования Such as the rights на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It is a clear case of violation of human rights, such as the rights to life, to health, to food and to development.
Environmental degradation, including pollution of air, water andland can affect the realization of particular rights, such as the rights to life, food and health.
This includes addressing“uncomfortable” issues such as the rights of victims of crime and public calls for more security.
In a similar vein, some delegations and other participants stressed that peasants were also denied other human rights, such as the rights to food, health, water and education.
It also addressed issues raised then, such as the rights of indigenous peoples and the protection of women and children from trafficking.
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They also take strength from constitutional rights and legislation in India, such as the rights to information and education.
Importantly, certain rights, such as the rights of trade unions to establish national federations and to function freely, are essentially collective.
It should also recognize new rights of peasants and other people working in rural areas, such as the rights to land, seeds and the means of production.
It also describes certain priority issues, such as the rights of persons belonging to national minorities and the fight against racism, xenophobia and ethnic discrimination.
These children are thus denied their most basic social rights, such as the rights to education and health care.
Issues of major importance, such as the rights of victims of terrorism, root causes of terrorism, and whether non-State actors can violate human rights, also are analysed in the report.
Engage with the general public,including on“uncomfortable” issues such as the rights of victims of crime and public calls for more security.
It erodes or nullifies economic andsocial rights such as the rights to health, adequate housing, food and safe water and the right to education.
Senegal noted Djibouti's progress in combating unemployment andensuring the enjoyment of fundamental rights such as the rights to housing, education and health.
It also detailed economic, cultural andsocial rights such as the rights to work, education, and participation in the cultural life of one's own community.
Several other rights are also crucial during elections, such as the rights to freedom of expression, freedom to receive information, freedom of association and freedom of assembly.
Furthermore, it briefly raises certain issues of major importance such as the rights of victims of terrorism,"root causes" of terrorism and whether non-State actors can violate human rights.
Mr. Sadi wondered whether it was proper orfeasible to consider isolating the right to food from other rights, such as the rights to work, to health and to housing.
Other human rights could also be violated by sanctions regimes, such as the rights to security of the person, health, education or employment.
Inadequate conditions of detention, characterized inter alia by overcrowding,have produced situations that violate various rights of the inmates, such as the rights to life, dignity, health, education, work and equality.
Poverty has the same negative effect on civil andpolitical rights, such as the rights to a fair trial, genuine elections and security of the person.
Lesotho welcomed in particular Ethiopia's continuing efforts to protect specific groups' rights, such as the rights of persons with disabilities, women and children.
DPI also arranged for briefings by United Nations officials on specific issues such as the rights of women, children, victims of torture, disappearances, resources and other subjects;
It should also recognize new rights of peasants andother people working in rural areas, such as the rights to land, seeds and the means of production.
Freedom of association serves as a means of protecting certain sectoral rights such as the rights of women, children, the sick, people with disabilities, consumers and users of public services.
A safe and secure living environment is crucial for them in realizing a whole range of other human rights, such as the rights to education, health and personal security.
In the Sierra Leonean context, promoting andprotecting specific rights, such as the rights of women, children and internally displaced persons, will be necessary over a long period.