Примери коришћења Collective rights на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Do collective rights exist?
We heard about the need to strengthen the role of the journalists unions in ensuring collective rights.
Protection of individual and collective rights and interests of citizens;
However, many Vlachs increasingly do not know their dialect well, andare not in a position to exercise their collective rights.
Enjoying of individual and collective rights of members of national minorities.
Similarly, the French Declaration of the Rights of Man andof the Citizen defines a set of individual and collective rights of the people.
There's no collective rights in Bangladesh, there's no trade union rights, there's a very, very low minimum wage, there's no, like, maternity benefits, there's no pensions.
He's a man of enormous experience andhe emphasises citizen's rights over collective rights, which is very important in today's BiH.
This year marks the 100th anniversary of an imperial decree, issued by Ottoman Sultan Abdual Hamid II,which gave Vlachs their first collective rights.
But, as certain"collective rights" guaranteed by law are linked to the number of people registered in a given territory, statistical results have an explosive political potential.
Women's rights should be addressed as an indivisible body, including political, social, economic,cultural and collective rights.
In her address Gojkovic spoke about the multicultural environment in Serbia,respecting the individual and collective rights of minority communities and the importance of dialogue between the different groups for the preservation of pluralism.
Human rights should be addressed as an indivisible body, including civil, political, social, economic,cultural, and collective rights.
It is also necessary to respect other collective rights, such as the right to peace, the right to the environment, and the right to the preservation of cultural heritage and internal norms regulating the life of various communities.'.
In addition, UNIMES has a Master's degree(strictly speaking graduate)in Philosophy of Law and Diffuse and Collective Rights offered by the Law School.
The Ombudsman particularly protects children, persons with disabilities, persons deprived of liberty,women(gender equality principle) as well as national minority members in exercising additional individual and collective rights.
If however, the census shows the Albanians' real percentage,the international community's attempts to secure collective rights and privileges for this ethnic minority will fail.
As part of the project, 40 beneficiaries will be selected in cooperation with the Centre for Social Work andthe Roma Office for the Protection and Exercising of Individual and Collective Rights of Roma in Vranje.
Committee Chairman Miletic Mihajlovic briefed the guests on the provisions of the Constitution of the Republic of Serbia which, in addition to the rights guaranteed under the Constitution to all Serbian citizens,also guarantee individual and collective rights and freedoms to the ethnic minorities in our country, as well as on the laws directly related to the protection and improvement of rights and freedoms of ethnic minorities in the Republic of Serbia.
The Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen(1789; France), one of the fundamental documents of the French Revolution,defined a set of individual rights and collective rights of the people.
As motherland, Serbia has an interest in enabling the nationals of the Republic of Serbia andmembers of Serb communities abroad to enjoy all individual and collective rights guaranteed under international conventions and bilateral international agreements.
The resolution contains five items- that Serbia will never recognize Kosovo's unilaterally declared independence, that the dialogue with Priština will continue and that every progress in the dialogue needs to be accompanied by progress on Serbia's EU pathway, solving of a status of the north of the province andspecial guarantees of individual and collective rights of Serbs south of the Ibar River.
The Committee expects international organisations, among them primarily European Union institutions,to increase their monitoring of the respect of personal and collective rights of national minorities, based on the regulations of the Republic of Croatia and international documents;
To that end, one of the priorities include activities aimed at cooperating with the diaspora and the Serbs in the region, with a view to promoting economic cooperation, affirming Serbian culture and preserving the Serbian language abroad. As motherland, Serbia has an interest in enabling the nationals of the Republic of Serbia andmembers of Serb communities abroad to enjoy all individual and collective rights guaranteed under international conventions and bilateral international agreements.
Article 75 of the Constitution of the Republic of Serbia guarantees that persons belonging to national minorities shall be guaranteed special individual or collective rights in addition to the rights guaranteed to all citizens by the Constitution of the Republic of Serbia.
To that end, one of the priorities include activities aimed at cooperating with the diaspora and the Serbs in the region, with a view to promoting economic cooperation, affirming Serbian culture and preserving the Serbian language abroad. As motherland, Serbia has an interest in enabling the nationals of the Republic of Serbia andmembers of Serb communities abroad to enjoy all individual and collective rights guaranteed under international conventions and bilateral international agreements.
The internship program will be organized in the Belgrade-based state institutions that are vital for the collective rights of members of national minorities.
As motherland, Serbia has an interest in enabling the nationals of the Republic of Serbia andmembers of Serb communities abroad to enjoy all individual and collective rights guaranteed under international conventions and bilateral international agreements.
Numerous critics have raised concerns that a repeat of what they term is a falsified 2002 census-- in which ethnic Albanians constitute over 20% of Macedonia's population-- allowing them collective rights and privileges under the Ohrid Framework Agreement.
This is done by relating the effects of climate change to concepts of justice, particularly environmental justice and social justice and by examining issues such as equality,human rights, collective rights, and the historical responsibilities for climate change.