Примеры использования Use of human rights на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
{-}
- 
                                                                                        Official
                                                                                    
 - 
                                                                                        Colloquial
                                                                                    
 
Interestingly, their use of human rights varies a great deal.
The use of human rights for political purposes, including attacks on Myanmar, was unjustified and of  serious concern.
Section 22 states that a person who makes use of human rights cannot be victimized.
That being the case, the use of human rights as political conditionalities for economic cooperation is entirely against the agreements reached in Vienna.
By voting in favour, Chile is not taking a stand against any country nor does it accept the use of human rights for political purposes.
                                                                                Люди также переводят
                                                                            
Recognize that the use of human rights as a condition for international cooperation for development is incompatible with the promotion and protection of human rights; .
Her delegation urged Member States to vote against the draft resolution and avoid the use of human rights as a political tool.
We must therefore guard against the use of human rights as a pretext for advancing the individual or collective interests of  one section of  the international community against those of  the other.
So-called advanced democracies criticized Belarus, butBelarus could not accept the use of human rights for political purposes, selective approaches or double standards.
The use of human rights for political reasons violated the Charter of  the United Nations, as well as the principles of  objectivity and universality, which must be upheld in the field of human rights. .
OIC Member States were opposed to any initiative that could lead to the use of human rights as a means of  exerting political pressure on developing countries.
The use of human rights for political purposes constituted a violation of  the principles of  the Charter of  the United Nations, while the adoption of  politically motivated reports violated the principles of  universality, objectivity and non-selectivity.
We urge all delegations to support that motion and thus to prevent the use of human rights as a tool for intervention, criminalization and political pressure.
The use of human rights as a political instrument, including the selective targeting of  individual countries, was contrary to the Charter of  the United Nations, which placed human rights  in the context of  international cooperation.
Viet Nam therefore denounced the selective approach to human rights,  employing double standards,as well as the use of human rights to interfere in internal affairs.
Mr. Amorós Núñez(Cuba)said that his delegation opposed the use of human rights and the singling out of  particular countries for reasons that were not relevant to the issue at hand, including the promotion of  certain countries' geopolitical and hegemonic interests.
This training module provides a basis for the training of  UNHCR staff members,implementing partners and governmental officials on the use of human rights standards in refugee protection.
The greatest threat to human rights  at the international level was the use of human rights to pursue political ends which had nothing to do with legal or moral considerations.
Similarly, use of human rights in development requires the use of  good programming practices, but adoption of  such practices in and of  itself does not constitute adoption of  a right  to health, or human  rights-based approach.
Mr. Laassel(Morocco) said that a coordinated andintegrated approach to human rights  was necessary and that the politicization and use of human rights to undermine States' stability must be avoided.
Rejecting the use of human rights for political purposes, rejecting double standards and discriminatory approaches, and promoting international cooperation in that field for the sake of human rights  will definitely help promote respect for human rights  and fundamental freedoms.
Consequently, Turkmenistan is realizing the provisions of  the Convention and the World Conference on the Status of  Women(Beijing, 4-5 September 1995),assuring women the realization and use of human rights and basic freedoms on the basis of  gender equality with men.
The Ministers re-emphasized that the exploitation and the use of human rights as an instrument for political purposes, including selective targetingof  individual Countries for extraneous considerations, which is contrary to the Founding Principles of  the Movement and the UN Charter, should be prohibited.
The implementation of  the spirit and the letter of  the Vienna Declaration should be based on the principles of  objectivity, neutrality and non-selectivity.It was essential to avoid the use of human rights as a weapon against certain States, to respect their historical and cultural circumstances, and to observe the principle of  non-interference in their internal affairs.
We would, however,like to point out that any unilateral use of human rights as an instrument of  political pressure or intervention, or as an obstacle to trade or a condition for development cooperation and aid, in fact serves the opposite purpose and impedes the full realization of  the human rights of  people of  affected countries.
Although the Vienna Declaration and Programme of  Action and numerous other United Nations decisions emphasize that States should be guided by these principles in the active consideration of  the promotion and safeguarding of human rights, treatment of  this issue at the international level does not extend beyond the use of human rights by certain Western States as a pretext for imposing political or economic pressures on specific States in the South.
The Ministers re-emphasized that the exploitation and the use of human rights as an instrument for political purposes, including selective targeting of  individual Countries for extraneous considerations, which is contrary to the Founding Principles of  the Movement and the UN Charter.
Reaffirming its commitment to the promotion, respect and protection of  all human rights  and fundamental freedoms, the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya expresses the hope that the principle of  dialogue among peoples and peoples' right  to make their own political, economic, cultural and social choices will prevail over the use  or threatened use of  force,all forms of  coercion and the use of human rights as a pretext for interfering in the internal affairs of  States.
Those conventions have made the resulting legal rights  and obligations absolutely clear,while at the same time they firmly oppose the use of human rights as a pretext for interfering in internal affairs or for undermining religious beliefs,human  values and cultural and social characteristics of  States.
The Libyan Arab Jamahiriya asserts its commitment to the promotion and protection of  all human rights  and fundamental freedoms and hopes that the principle of  dialogue among peoples will prevail so as to affirm the right of  peoples to make their own political, economic, cultural and social choices, without the use  orsuggestion of  coercion, the imposition of  cruel measures of  any kind or the use of human rights as a tool for interference in the internal affairs of  States.