Примеры использования To promote and protect their rights на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Various policy initiatives for older persons were discussed and the need to promote and protect their rights was noted.
The legal and institutional framework established to promote and protect their rights had been hailed by the Special Rapporteur in 2009 as a model worthy of emulation.
Meanwhile a national consensus had been reached on the indigenous status of Pygmies under international law and measures were being undertaken to promote and protect their rights.
These enable minority nationalities to promote and protect their rights and articulate their interests at law making process and interpretation of the Constitution.
The country office in Nepal implemented a three-month project to map the situation of indigenous peoples in order to develop its activities to promote and protect their rights.
Establish adequate regulations regarding asylum seekers and refugees in order to promote and protect their rights and to find durable solutions, as stipulated in international law(Namibia);
The Government encouraged increasingly stronger representation of women in decision-making bodies and was working, with support from the United Nations Development Programme and UNFPA,in particular, to promote and protect their rights.
While recognizing migrant workers' contribution to the country and the need to promote and protect their rights, Thailand also saw a need to protect the integrity of its immigrationand labour laws and borders.
It also attached great importance to the issues of persons with disabilities, and welcomed the work of the Ad Hoc Committee concerned with proposals for an international convention to promote and protect their rights and dignity.
In paragraph 33, the phrase"to promote their rights" should be changed to"to promote and protect their rights," and the phrase"in accordance with recognized international human rights obligations" should be changed to"in accordance with human rights obligations.
His country attachedgreat importance to foreign workers, as reflected by the enactment of legislation to promote and protect their rights and regulate their working conditions.
Despite the adoption of a National Strategy for the Advancement of Bahraini Women to promote and protect their rights, the Committee is seriously concerned that de facto discrimination against the girl child, children with disabilities and children living in different areas of the country, is widespread in the State party.
Furthermore, this reality hinders the Government's efforts to ensure access by the multi-ethnic people to public services in order to promote and protect their rights and to improve their livelihoods.
Also decides, in the context of the need to raise awareness of the situation of victims of human trafficking and to promote and protect their rights, to designate 30 July as the World Day of Dignity for Victims of Human Trafficking,to be observed every year beginning in 2014, and invites all Member States, relevant agencies of the United Nations system and other international organizations, as well as civil society, to observe the Day;
The 2012 National Statistics indicated that children comprised 33.7 per cent of the country's population and hence Brunei Darussalam has made numerous efforts,including various legislations to promote and protect their rights.
The Committee recommends that special attention be paid to the minority and indigenous groups living in the Northern Territoriesby taking appropriate and effective measures to promote and protect their rights, especially the rights to useand exploit the land where they are living and to live in their own cultural environment.
The International Convention on the Protection of the Rights of All Migrant Workers and Members of Their Families is a relevant instrument in relation to labour rights and trade union activities of migrant workers and those working to promote and protect their rights.
As indigenous representatives have pointed out to the Special Rapporteur, international, regional and national action taken by indigenous peoples and their organizations to promote and protect their rights have always focused on the need of indigenous peoples to protect their traditional territories.
The Government, aware of the need to uplift the lifestyle of the indigenous cultural communities and at the same time preserve their culture, created the Office of the Northern Cultural Communities, the Office of theSouthern Cultural Communities and the Office of the Muslim Affairs in order to promote and protect their rights to health.
Ensure that the National Equality Commission examines the condition of the rights of migrant children and children of seasonal workers and coordinate its efforts to promote and protect their rights, including by carrying out public awareness campaigns to change stereotypesand discriminatory attitudes against such groups of children;
Supporting the reporting process to the Committee and following up on its recommendations provide key entry points to working with governments and civil society to highlight issues affecting girls and women and to promote and protect their rights.
Protection of the rights of indigenous peoples Contribution to efforts to strengthen the capacity of indigenous communities to promote and protect their rights, including through the indigenous fellowship programme that enhances the knowledge of the indigenous on their human rights and the work of relevant United Nations agencies and programmes.
Proposes that the Human Rights Council encourage States to consider, in consultation and cooperation with indigenous peoples, the establishment of national institutions on the rights of indigenous peoples,mandated to promote and protect their rights in complete accordance with the Declaration.
While welcoming the recognition of minorities and indigenous populations in the Constitution of Cameroon,and the various steps taken by the State party to promote and protect their rights, the Committee is concerned by the discriminationand marginalization that such groups continue to face in the exercise of their civil, political, economic, social and cultural rights. .
As a result of that policy, the existence of racial discrimination in El Salvador had been denied,indigenous peoples had not been legally acknowledged, no public policies had been drawn up to promote and protect their rights, and there was no corresponding legislative framework for action.
Commends the Independent Expert on minority issues for the work done and the important role in raising the level of awareness of, and in giving added visibility to, the rights of persons belonging to national or ethnic, religious and linguistic minorities and for the ongoing efforts to promote and protect their rights in order to ensure equitable developmentand peaceful and stable societies, including through close cooperation with Governments, the relevant United Nations bodies and mechanisms and non-governmental organizations;
Consider adapting domestic legislation to international standards and instruments in the field of refuge and asylum;establish adequate regulations regarding asylum seekers and refugees in order to promote and protect their rights and to find durable solutions, as stipulated in international law.
Canada would again abstain from voting on the draft resolution, being convinced that, instead of establishing a hierarchy of different groups of children,there was need to promote and protect their rights on a world scale, as the Committee had endeavoured to do for many years past.
The reaffirmation by Member States, at the recent World Conference on Indigenous Peoples, of their commitment to collaborate with indigenous peoples with a view to promoting and protecting their rights. was a testament to the international community's desire to recalibrate social issues within the new context of sustainable development.
It has therefore since then devoted particular attention to the situation of detained migrants, identified challenges and best practices,explored ways to promote and protect their right not to be deprived arbitrarily of their liberty,and tried to advocate for remedies to redress their plight.