Примеры использования Third periodic report of peru на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
Third periodic report of Peru.
CCPR/C/83/Add.1 Third periodic report of Peru.
Third periodic report of Peru continued.
The CHAIRMAN invited the Peruvian delegation to introduce the third periodic report of Peru CAT/C/39/Add.1.
Third periodic report of Peru CCPR/C/83/Add.1.
The Committee resumed and concluded the consideration of the third periodic report of Peru CCPR/C/83/Add.1.
Third periodic report of Peru(continued) CCPR/C/83/Add.1; HRI/CORE/1/Add.43/Rev.1.
See, for example, the concluding comments of the Human Rights Committee regarding the third periodic report of Peru.
Ms. EVATT remarked that the third periodic report of Peru(CCPR/C/83/Add.1) said very little about the de facto situation.
Mr. FRANCIS associated himself with all the remarks made by members of the Committee following the consideration of the third periodic report of Peru.
The third periodic report of Peru(CAT/C/39/Add.1) raised many subjects of concern on the part of the Committee against Torture.
The Committee adopted its concluding observations on the third periodic report of Peru and continued its consideration of the initial report of Azerbaijan.
The Committee adopted its concluding observations on the third periodic report of Finland andcontinued its consideration of the third periodic report of Peru.
Although the third periodic report of Peru discussed that country's legislative regime and legal system, it provided little hard information concerning the real situation there.
The CHAIRMAN invited the Peruvian delegation to reply to the questions under part I of the list of issues to be taken up in connection with the consideration of the third periodic report of Peru M/CCPR/C/57/LST/PER/4.
The Committee considered the third periodic report of Peru(CRC/C/125/Add.6) at its 1087th and 1089th meetings(see CRC/C/SR.1087 and 1089), held on 12 January 2005 and adopted at the 1120th meeting held on 27 January 2006 the following concluding observations.
The CHAIRMAN having stated that the deadline for the presentation of the fourth periodic report of Peru was 9 April 1998, announced that the Committee had concluded its consideration of the third periodic report of Peru CCPR/C/83/Add.1.
After examining the third periodic report of Peru(CAT/C/39/Add.1), the Committee against Torture, in its conclusions(A/55/44, paras. 60 to 63), reiterated the recommendations it had made at the end of its consideration of the second periodic report of Peru(CAT/20/Add.6) and put forward several new recommendations.
In this context, the Human Rights Committee has expressed the view that the extension of the scope of application of the death penalty raised questions as to the compatibility with article 6. Preliminary observations of the Human Rights Committee on the third periodic report of Peru CCPR/C/79/Add.67, para. 15.
The Committee had begun its consideration of the third periodic report of Peru at its fifty-seventh session, when it had heard the Peruvian delegation's replies to part I of the list of issues(M/CCPR/C/57/LST/PER/4), and prepared preliminary observations on that part of its consideration of the report CCPR/C/79/Add.67.
On this occasion, as part of the policy of the present government of faithfully complying with its international obligations under the instruments to which it is a party andin compliance with article 40 of the Covenant the third periodic report of Peru is presented on the measures adopted to give effect to the rights laid down in that Covenant and on the progress made in the enjoyment of the rights recognised therein.
The Bureau recommended consideration, at the fifty-eighth session, of: the third periodic report of Peru(continued); the special report of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland on Hong Kong; the initial report of Switzerland; the initial report of Gabon; the third periodic report of Denmark; and the fourth periodic report of Germany.
Mr. HERMOZA-MOYA(Peru), Minister of Justice,thanked the Committee for having agreed to postpone the original date for presentation of the third periodic report of Peru(CCPR/C/83/Add.1) so that he could represent his country on that occasion, thereby demonstrating the importance that the Peruvian Government attached to the fulfilment of the obligations it had undertaken by acceding to the Covenant.
The Committee agreed to schedule for consideration at its fifty-sixth session, to be held in New York from 18 March to 4 April 1996, the initial report of Guatemala,the second periodic report of Zambia, the third periodic reports of Peru and Mauritius and the fourth periodic report of Spain.
Third and fourth periodic reports of Peru continued.
The Committee considered the combined third and fourth periodic reports of Peru(CEDAW/C/PER/3-4) at its 397th and 398th meetings, on 6 July 1998 see CEDAW/C/SR.397 and 398.
She declared that the Committee had completed its consideration of the combined third and fourth periodic reports of Peru.
The CHAIRPERSON said that, at its thirty-sixth session, the Committee would consider the initial reports of Togo and Qatar;the second periodic reports of the Republic of Korea and the United States of America; the third periodic report of Georgia; and the fourth periodic reports of Guatemala and Peru.
He referred to paragraphs 149 and 150 of Peru's third periodic report(CCPR/C/83/Add.1) and stressed that the maximum duration of incommunicado detention permitted by law was 15 calendar days.
The Committee continued its consideration of Peru's third periodic report(CCPR/C/83/Add.1 and HRI/CORE/1/Add.43/Rev.1) at its 1547th and 1548th meetings, on 31 October 1996(CCPR/C/SR.1547 and 1548), and addressed questions left pending after the initial consideration of the report at its fifty-seventh session, at which urgent issues had been examined.