Примеры использования Thematic special rapporteurs and working на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Encourages the thematic special rapporteurs and working groups to make recommendations for the avoidance of human rights violations;
The impetus for this request stems from various resolutions of the Commission on Human Rights which called upon thematic special rapporteurs and working groups to establish follow-up procedures.
To cooperate with all thematic special rapporteurs and working groups of the Commissionand to give consideration to their recommendations;
I should be grateful to you if the said note could be circulated as an official document of the United Nations and be made available to all thematic special rapporteurs and working groups.
Further encourages the thematic special rapporteurs and working groups to continue close cooperation with relevant treaty bodiesand country rapporteurs; .
In paragraph 12 of resolution 1993/47, adopted on 9 March 1993, the Commission on Human Rights, inter alia,requested"the Secretary-General, in close collaboration with the thematic special rapporteurs and working groups, to issue annually their conclusions and recommendations.
Urges all thematic special rapporteurs and working groups to address, as appropriate, the consequences of hostage-taking in their forthcoming reports to the Commission;
Recalling also its various resolutions in which it urged Governments to intensify their cooperation with the thematic special rapporteurs and working groups and to provide information requested on any measures taken in pursuance of recommendations addressed to them.
Also encourages the thematic special rapporteurs and working groups to follow closely the progress made by Governments in their investigations carried out within their respective mandates;
The attention of the Commission is drawn to its resolution 1994/46 entitled"Human rights and terrorism",in which it urged all thematic special rapporteurs and working groups to address as appropriate the consequences of the acts, methods and practices of terrorist groups.
Urges all thematic special rapporteurs and working groups to continue to address, as appropriate, the consequences of hostagetaking in their forthcoming reports to the Commission;
Also requests the Secretary-General, in implementing the United Nations budget for the biennium 1994-1995, to ensure the availability of such resources as are necessary for the effective implementation of all thematic mandates,including any additional tasks entrusted to the thematic special rapporteurs and working groups by the Commission.
Invites the thematic special rapporteurs and working groups to include in their annual reports information provided by Governments on follow-up action, as well as their own observations thereon;
In paragraph 13 of resolution 1994/53, adopted on 4 March 1994, the Commission on HumanRights requested the Secretary-General, in close collaboration with the thematic special rapporteurs and working groups, to issue annually their conclusionsand recommendations, so as to enable further discussion of their implementation at subsequent sessions of the Commission.
To cooperate fully with all thematic special rapporteurs and working groups of the Commissionand to engage in a dialogue with the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights in accordance with the High Commissioner's mandate;
By its decision 1997/250, the Economic and Social Council approved the request of the Commission on Human Rights to the Secretary-General, in implementing the United Nations budget for the biennium 1998-1999, to ensure the availability of such resources as are necessary for the effective implementation of all thematic mandates,including any additional tasks entrusted to the thematic special rapporteurs and working groups by the Commission.
In resolution 1996/47, the Commission urged all thematic special rapporteurs and working groups to address as appropriate the consequences of the acts, methods and practices of terrorist groups.
Invites the thematic special rapporteurs and working groups to include in their reports information provided by Governments on follow-up action,and in their conclusions their own observations thereon, including in regard to both problems and improvements, as appropriate;
In paragraph 16 of resolution 1996/46, adopted on 19 April 1996,the Commission on Human Rights requested the Secretary-General, in close collaboration with the thematic special rapporteurs and working groups, to issue annuallyand sufficiently early their conclusions and recommendations, so as to enable further discussion of their implementation at subsequent sessions of the Commission.
Urges all thematic special rapporteurs and working groups to address as appropriate the consequences of the acts, methods and practices of terrorist groups in their forthcoming reports to the Commission;
Resolution 1997/28 on hostage-taking,in which the Commission urged all thematic special rapporteurs and working groups to address, as appropriate, the consequences of hostage-taking in their forthcoming reports to the Commission;
Thematic special rapporteurs and working groups were invited to include regularly in their reports sex-disaggregated data and to address the characteristicsand practice of the human rights violations under their mandates which were specifically or primarily directed against women or to which women were particularly vulnerable, in order to ensure the effective protection of human rights.
Resolution 1997/42 on human rights and terrorism,in which the Commission urged all thematic special rapporteurs and working groups to address, as appropriate, the consequences of the acts, methods and practices of terrorist groups, in their forthcoming reports to the Commission;
Requests the thematic special rapporteurs and working groups to include in their reports comments on problems of responsivenessand the result of analyses, as appropriate, in order to exercise their mandates even more effectively, and to include also in their reports suggestions for areas where Governments might request relevant assistance through the advisory services programme administered by the Centre for Human Rights;
For example, in resolution 1993/47 the Commission invited“the thematic special rapporteurs and working groups to include in their annual reports information provided by Governments on follow-up action, as well as their own observations thereon”.
Resolution 2000/29 on hostagetaking,in which the Commission urged all thematic special rapporteurs and working groups to continue to address, as appropriate, the consequences of hostagetaking in their forthcoming reports to the Commission;
In resolution 1997/42, the Commission urged all thematic special rapporteurs and working groups to address as appropriate the consequences of the acts, methods and practices of terrorist groups, in their forthcoming reports to the Commission.
Requests the Secretary-General, in close collaboration with the thematic special rapporteurs and working groups, to issue annually their conclusionsand recommendations, so as to enable further discussion of their implementation at subsequent sessions of the Commission;
In its resolution 2003/40, the Commission urged all thematic special rapporteurs and working groups to continue to address, as appropriate, the consequences of hostage-taking in their forthcoming reports to the Commission, and decided to remain seized of this matter.
In its resolution 1997/37, the Commission requested the Secretary-General, in close collaboration with the thematic special rapporteurs and working groups, to issue annuallyand sufficiently early their conclusions and recommendations, so as to enable further discussion of their implementation at subsequent sessions of the Commission.