Примеры использования Working group on reservations на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Working group on reservations.
Report of the working group on reservations.
The Committee designated Ahmed Hassan ElBorai to represent the Committee at the inter-committee working group on reservations.
Report of the meeting of the Working Group on Reservations HRI/MC/2006/5.
The Working Group on reservations shared that view, and had conveyed it to the Commission.
Report of the meeting of the Working Group on Reservations.
Nevertheless, as it might still be wise to take stock of the situation in the light of those developments,he would welcome a Committee recommendation to reconvene the working group on reservations.
Meeting of the inter-committee working group on reservations.
In addition, the working group on reservations would meet once again on 14 and 15 December 2006 in order to finalize its report, which was to be submitted to the sixth inter-committee meeting.
Report of the meeting of the Working Group on Reservations.
Regarding reform of the treaty bodies, the working group on reservations had reconvened on 14 and 15 December 2006 and would submit its report to the sixth inter-committee meeting and the nineteenth meeting of chairpersons.
The Meeting of Chairpersons of the Human Rights Treaty Bodies had not established a new working group on reservations.
Meeting of the inter-committee working group on reservations HRI/MC/2006/5/Rev.1.
Ms. CONNORS(Chief, Treaties and Implementation Unit II, OHCHR)invited the Committee to appoint a representative to the working group tasked to discuss the reform proposals and to the working group on reservations.
In that letter he had mentioned similar concerns expressed by the Working Group on reservations of the Meeting of Chairpersons of the human rights treaty bodies.
The working group on reservations met for the first time on 8 and 9 June 2006 in Geneva where it examined the report on reservations and an update to the report(HRI/MC/2005/5 and Add.1) and adopted a number of recommendations which are contained in the report of the meeting HRI/MC/2006/5/Rev.1.
In view of that information, the inter-committee meeting would then decide whether the working group on reservations should reconvene.
With respect to reconvening the working group on reservations, that issue had particular relevance for the Committee with respect to individual communications, considering the Committee's general comment No. 24 and its practice of assessment of reservations. .
The CHAIRPERSON requested Mr. Camara,who had represented the Committee in the working group on reservations, to report on the meeting that the group had had in June 2006.
Committee members had participated in the working group on reservations to the international human rights treaties, reiterating the position the Committee had adopted in 2004 and recalling the Committee's discussion on reservations with the International Law Commission see document A/59/18, para. 11.
Since the idea of a draft recommendation or conclusions on the reservations dialogue had been favourably received by the members of the Commission,the Commission instructed the Working Group on Reservations to Treaties to finalize the text in question.
Mr. CAMARA(representative of the Committee in the working group on reservations) clarified that paragraphs 1 to 15 of the report were simply a record of the working group's discussions and that the recommendations that it finally reached were presented in paragraph 16.
Although some members had expressed doubts about the idea of proposing a specific mechanism of assistance in relation to reservations to treaties,the Commission entrusted the Working Group on Reservations to Treaties with the task of considering the draft recommendation on that subject proposed by the Special Rapporteur.
Turning to the reform of treaty bodies, he said that the working group on reservations had reconvened in December 2006, at which time recommendations for the harmonization of the working methods of treaty bodies vis-à-vis reservations in the list of issues and concluding observations had been made.
In follow-up to recommendation IX of the fifth inter-committee meeting andthe eighteenth meeting of the chairpersons of treaty bodies, the working group on reservations, chaired by Sir Nigel Rodley, would meet again on 14 and 15 December 2006, to complete its report, which it would submit to the sixth inter-committee meeting, scheduled for 2007.
A working group on reservations was established, as recommended at the fourth inter-committee meeting(A/60/278, annex, para. 14 and para. 35(point VI)), to consider the report on the practice of human rights treaty bodies with respect to reservations to international human rights treaties(HRI/MC/2005/5 and Add.1), which is prepared and regularly updated by the Secretariat; the group is made up of one representative of each committee.
As a follow-up to the fifth inter-committee meeting of human rights treaty bodies andthe eighteenth meeting of chairpersons of human rights treaty bodies, the Working Group on Reservations had met in December 2006, and had issued recommendations for harmonizing the approach of the treaty bodies to treaty reservations issued by States.
Mr. CAMARA(representative of the Committee in the working group on reservations), presenting report HRI/MC/2006/5 and Rev.1, recalled that the international human rights instruments were all subsequent to the 1969 Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties, which defined reservations and ruled the way they were dealt with.
The first issue concerned the fact that the International Law Commission and the working group on reservations held differing views on the specificity of reservations insofar as they concerned human rights, with the working group considering that reservations were different in such cases.
At its 3080th meeting, on 26 April 2011, the Commission decided to establish a working group on reservations to treaties, chaired by Mr. Marcelo Vázquez-Bermúdez, to work on finalizing the Guide to Practice as envisaged by the Commission at its sixty-second session 2010.