Примеры использования To enjoy their culture на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Protection of the right of indigenous child to enjoy their culture, religion and language article 30.
He would be interested to hear more about the situation of the Roma community and whether they were in a position to enjoy their culture.
The right of future generations of Afghans to enjoy their culture depends on due regard being given to the protection of the indigenous culture. .
Thus, the Committee must consider the overall effects of such measures on the ability of the minority concerned to continue to enjoy their culture.
Article 29 of the Charter provides as follows:"Minorities have the right to enjoy their culture and to manifest their religion through worship and rituals.
Furthermore, our legal framework restricts the kind of activities that can be carried out, in order to safeguard the Sami people's right to enjoy their culture.
The article provides for the right of children who are indigenous to enjoy their culture, practice their religion and use their language.
When a specific ethnic minority stands in need of a certain cultural basis, and they are deprived of this basis,in reality they lose the possibility to enjoy their culture.
Ensure that ethnic minorities are granted fundamental rights andare enabled to enjoy their culture, religion and their language freely and without any form of discrimination(Poland);
The other organization that took the floor was the Leuphana University of Lünenburg,which stated the need to respect the right to FPIC of indigenous peoples concerning their right to enjoy their culture.
The particular rights of indigenous children to enjoy their culture, practise their religion and use their own language are also protected, under article 30 of the Convention.
The Committee is concerned that national andethnic minorities as well as persons belonging to those minorities face serious impediments with regard to the right to enjoy their culture.
The Convention on the Rights of the Child states that indigenous children shall not be denied the right to enjoy their culture, to profess and practise their own religion or to use their language.
The right to enjoy their culture is already covered to a large extent by the right of minorities to use and learn their own language and the right to practise their own religion and belief.
Still, two judges of the three-member panel came to the conclusion that the adverse effects for reindeer herding did not amount to a"denial of right to enjoy their culture" within the meaning of article 27 of the Covenant.
As the earlier case law by the Committee illustrates,the right of members of a minority to enjoy their culture under article 27 includes protection to a particular way of life associated with the use of land resources through economic activities, such as hunting and fishing, especially in the case of indigenous peoples.
The Committee's approach in the past has been to inquire whether interference by the State party in that husbandry is so substantial that the State party has failed to properly protect the authors' right to enjoy their culture.
The Committee also recalls that, under article 27, members of minorities shall not be denied the right to enjoy their culture and that measures whose impact amounts to a denial of that right will not be compatible with the obligations under article 27.
The Committee's approach in the past has been to inquire whether interference by the State party in that husbandry is so substantial that it has failed to properly protect the authors' right to enjoy their culture.
It is submitted that many indigenous peoplesin the world have, over time and owing to governmental policies, lost the possibility to enjoy their culture and carry out economic activities in accordance with their traditions.
In particular, members of ethnic minority groups are denied a number of fundamental socioeconomic rights,such as access to education, employment and the right to own property, as well as the right to enjoy their culture.
However, under article 27 of the Covenant, a State party is not only under an obligation to refrain from taking measures that amount to a denial of the right of members of a minority to enjoy their culture but is also obliged to take positive measures of protection"against the acts of other persons within the State party.
It observed that, in particular, members of ethnic minority groups are denied a number of fundamental socio-economic rights,such as access to education, employment and the right to own property, as well as the right to enjoy their culture.
Furthermore, the White Paper stated concerning the duty of the State to contribute in a positive way to the conditions of the Saami people to enjoy their culture:"It is now a common interpretation that the provision lays foundation for demands on positive measures from the authorities in order to comply with their obligations.
Tartit du Burkina Faso warned of the consequences of terrorism on indigenous peoples' economic survival, andthe Association Culturelle Adrar Ath Koudhia Kabylie Algeria asked their States to allow indigenous peoples to enjoy their culture and respect their FPIC.
The authors contend that this logging in the herding lands, coupled with a reduction at the same time of the permissible number of reindeer, amounts to a denial of their right to enjoy their culture, in community with other Sami, for which the survival of reindeer herding is essential.
The crucial question to be determined in the present case is whether the logging that has already taken place within the area specified in the communication, as well as such logging as has been approved for the future and which will be spread over a number of years,is of such proportions as to deny the authors the right to enjoy their culture in that area.
Ensure the promotion andprotection of the rights of persons belonging to minorities, without any discrimination and in full equality before the law, and that they are able to enjoy their culture, profess and practice their religion and use their language.
The Judicial Committee chairperson stated in Parliament that this constitutional provision corresponds to article 27 obligations, and referred to the interpretation of article 27 regarding States' obligations to give active support to enable the Saami to have the means-- including in a material sense-- to enjoy their culture and their language.
Apart from the right to survival as a group, persons belonging to ethnic, religious andlinguistic minorities have the right"in community with the other members of their group, to enjoy their culture, to profess and practise their own religion or use their own language.