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This means that States parties are obliged to incorporate them into their national laws.
By extension, the Special Rapporteur believes that this means that States have the obligation to protect people fleeing from hunger and famine.
This means that States must also accept that they may lose cases before the Court.
If"injury" is different from"being affected", as pointed out above, this means that States entitled to invoke State responsibility are identified without the notion of"injury.
This means that States will have to complete those parts of the self-assessment checklist.
In the case, the Committee decided that the first sentence of article 11(2) and article 11(2)(b) ordered States parties to introduce maternity leave with retention of salary or other social security benefit;in the authors' view, this means that States are obliged to introduce a maternity leave scheme, even if its shape remains open.
This means that States have to be well prepared to provide the contribution from their budget as early as 1996 or 1997.
Coupled with article 11 of the same Covenant, which provides for States to"take appropriate steps to ensure the realization of this right,recognizing to this effect the essential importance of international co-operation based on free consent"(emphasis added), this means that States have the obligation to mobilize resources that are available within the society as a whole, but also to gather those that are available from the international community.
This means that States parties cannot begin with the assumption that a child is incapable of expressing her or his own views.
INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS AND COUNTER-TERRORISM 91 In a counter-terrorism context, this means that States must make every effort to protect the rights of the public in general, victims of terrorist attacks, individuals involved in counterterrorism activities and persons suspected of being involved in or supporters of terrorists activities.
This means that States, as well as other actors, including private actors and non-governmental organizations, will have a crucial role to play.
In the case of the AoA, this means that States should use existing flexibilities in the Agreement where they exist, and WTO members should consider improving or adding flexibilities where appropriate.
This means that States should demonstrate the political will to respect the Committee's resolutions for the maintenance of international peace and security.
In terms of public services, this means that States have an immediate obligation to ensure that deliberate, targeted measures are put into place to secure substantive equality and that all individuals have an equal opportunity to enjoy their right to access public services.
This means that States must not take any action that interferes with people's access to food- such as, for example, destroying their crops or forcibly displacing them from their land or means of subsistence.
In the context of the Mine Ban Treaty, this means that States parties like Croatia, which have reported mined areas and a significant number of mine victims, are ultimately responsible for ensuring the rehabilitation and reintegration of mine survivors, as well as for clearing all mines under their jurisdiction or control.
This means that States must implement legislative, administrative, budgetary, judicial, promotional and other measures in conformity with article 4 relating to business activities that impact on children's rights.
Convention, this means that States parties must prohibit certain conduct as criminal offences in their domestic law.
In practice, this means that States parties to the Treaty on a Nuclear-Weapon-Free Zone in Central Asian have been effectively integrated into the global nuclear non-proliferation and disarmament regime.
However, this means that States are obligated to exercise their right to resort to the Court responsibly in order to avoid abusing such resort as a means for the settlement of disputes.
Although this means that States have more room for manoeuvre when determining how a certain requirement will take shape and be made operational domestically, the risk is that international requirements will eventually be insufficiently or incorrectly implemented.
This means that States not only have an obligation to comply with humanitarian law themselves when participating in armed conflict, which excludes terrorism as a combat method; they also have a duty to use the means at their disposal to ensure that individuals also comply with it.136 260.
This means that States parties should have in place a well-trained probation service to allow for the maximum and effective use of measures such as guidance and supervision orders, probation, community monitoring or day report centres, and the possibility of early release from detention.
This means that States should publicize any changes in the law that make it an offence to purchase certain types of services or products made or provided by people who have been trafficked, and provide unambiguous information to potential purchasers about such services or products;
This means that States and other development actors should analyse policies and programmes, including those relating to aid, debt, structural reform and investment, with respect to their impact on inequality and adjust them as appropriate, in order to promote a more equitable and non-discriminatory distribution of the benefits of development.
This means that States shall: refrain from violating human rights domestically and extraterritorially; ensure that other parties within the State's jurisdiction and effective control do not violate the human rights of others; and take preventive and remedial steps to uphold human rights and provide assistance to those whose rights have been violated.
This means that States parties violate their obligations under article 2 of the Convention whenever they either(i) fail to condemn any specific form of violence against women; or(ii) fail to pursue, by all appropriate means and without delay, a policy to eliminate such violence, regardless of whether the violence is grounded in traditional, religious or cultural practice.
This means that State Parties do not only have to ensure that the legislation is not discriminatory against women but also to guarantee that all necessary arrangements are put in place to ensure women experience and enjoy equality in their lives.
This means that all States should be allowed to get involved in the decision-making process of the treaty.
This means that Member States must demonstrate political will and the courage to emerge from the nuclear disarmament stalemate.