Примеры использования To minority protection на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Particular attention was devoted to the question of integrative andautonomist approaches to minority protection.
Further reflection on autonomist and integrative approaches to minority protection in multicultural societies, with a view to adopting a set of recommendations at the end of the eighth session, in 2002.
Mr. Hadden was entrusted with the task of preparing a study on integrative approaches to minority protection.
Croatia acknowledged the Government's long term commitment to minority protection, and emphasized activities towards the advancement in the status of the Roma within the framework of the Decade for Roma inclusion.
Special attention under this theme will be given to an examination of integrative andautonomist approaches to minority protection.
The Working Group will continue its examination of autonomist andintegrative approaches to minority protection with a view to listing a range of options in this regard.
Special procedures established by the Commission on Human Rights are another important part of the mechanisms pertinent to minority protection.
I consider that the provisions in the settlement proposal relating to minority protection are key to ensuring that the Kosovo Serbs and other minorities have a meaningful future in Kosovo.
The Working Group also decided that special attention under that theme would be given to an examination of integrative andautonomist approaches to minority protection.
The Working Group supported the holding of an international seminar on autonomist and integrationist approaches to minority protection organized by the Danish Center for Human Rights in Copenhagen on 3 and 4 April 2002.
During those deliberations, particular attention was devoted to the question of integration as well as cultural autonomy and territorial autonomy ordemocracy as approaches to minority protection.
This Working Group has become a forum for inter-agency cooperation andfor the integration of issues relating to minority protection in the policies and activities of the United Nations system.
Special attention is being given to issues pertaining to minority protection within the framework of regional human rights strategies as a means of providing adequate responses to situations which may vary from one region to another.
The Working Group expresses its appreciation of the joint meeting held with the Working Group on Minorities of the Central European Initiative, which made it possible to compare the global andthe subregional Central European approaches to minority protection.
There are no one-size-fits-all solutions andthe most appropriate approaches to minority protection depend on national circumstances, and the situations of minority groups, as well as cultural, geographical, historical, political and socioeconomic factors.
The objectives of the visit were to draw lessons from the experiences of Mauritius with regard to good practices of group accommodation in a multicultural society, as well as to explore integrative and autonomous approaches andpractices with respect to minority protection in that country.
Following this first debate on integration and autonomy,the Working Group recommended that there be further reflection on autonomist and integrative approaches to minority protection in multicultural societies, with a view to adopting a set of recommendations on these matters at the end of its eighth session, in May 2002.
The objective of the visit was to draw lessons from the experiences of Mauritius with regard to good practices of group accommodation in multicultural society, as well as to explore integrative and autonomous approaches andpractices with respect to minority protection, in particular on Rodrigues Island.
Following this first debate on integration and autonomy, the Working Group recommended that there be furtherreflection on autonomist and integrative approaches to minority protection in multicultural societies, with a view to adopting a set of recommendations on these matters at the end of its eighth session, in May 2002.
Austria would maintain its commitment to mechanisms that promoted andprotected the rights of persons belonging to minorities, in particular through the Forum on Minority Issues, the seventh session of which would be an opportunity to identify and review positive practices relating to minority protection and diversity management.
The Working Group takes note with satisfaction of the offer by the Danish Centre for Human Rights to organize a seminar on autonomist and integrationist approaches to minority protection, and of the offer by the Human Rights Centre at Queen's University of Belfast to further contribute to these issues.
The Working Group takes note with gratitude of: the willingness of the delegation of Finland to have a study prepared on autonomy arrangements in Finland(the Aaland Islands model, the Sami cultural autonomy, etc);Mr. Hadden's offer to prepare a study on integrative approaches to minority protections; and the indications made by other experts of their willingness to prepare studies on these subjects.
At its seventh session, the following themes were selected by the Working Group for indepth discussion at its eighth session:(a) further reflections on autonomist andintegrative approaches to minority protection in multicultural society; and(b) focusing on national development policies, international development cooperation and the rights of minorities see E/CN.4/Sub.2/2001/22, page 39, para. 4.
The participation of persons belonging to minorities in public and political life, with particular attention being devoted to the question of integrative and autonomist approaches to minority protection, was selected as a topic for specific discussion at the Working Group's seventh session.
Three aspects were highlighted in that analysis:( i) the growing emphasis on equality and nondiscrimination in the enjoyment by everyone of human rights;( ii)the emerging international attention to minority protection, which was then still at its beginning; and( iii) a renewed and intensified discourse on the right of peoples to self-determination and its relevance to minority protection. .
With regard to integration, participants stated that, when minorities lived in a multi-ethnic environment, measures for their integration should be applied in accordance with international human rights standards relevant to minority protection, and should guarantee equal access to and effective participation of all members of society in all aspects of public life.
She stressed the importance of effective links with civil society both with respect to strengthening minority protection in Africa specifically, with reference to which activities undertaken by her Office were ongoing, and with regard to the implementation of the right to education.
Different approaches to minority rights protection exist based on national circumstances and factors including historical, cultural and religious background and political systems.
This does not mean that these communities do not have the right to special minority protection, primarily to preserve their language and culture.
To the implications of this for minority protection we now turn.