Examples of using Draft principles and guidelines in English and their translations into Arabic
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Draft principles and guidelines.
Consideration of the draft principles and guidelines.
Draft principles and guidelines on the elimination of discrimination.
Guideline for the review of the draft principles and guidelines on.
(c) Draft principles and guidelines for the protection of the heritage of the indigenous peoples;
Mr. Win(Myanmar) said that his delegation supported the draft principles and guidelines for international negotiations.
The draft principles and guidelines are proposed by the Special Rapporteur, Prof. Erica-Irene A. Daes.
He stated that he would prepare a note on his research and try to send it to the Chairperson in approximately one month so thatit could be taken into account when she further revised the draft principles and guidelines.
Review of the draft principles and guidelines on the protection of the heritage of indigenous peoples.
At its fifty-fourth session, the Commission on Human Rights requested the Office of the HighCommissioner for Human Rights to organize a seminar on the draft principles and guidelines for the protection of the heritage of indigenous people.
Review of the draft principles and guidelines on the protection of the heritage of indigenous peoples.
Ms. Daes ' s final report on the protection of the heritage of indigenous people was seen as an important contribution to this issue, butit was thought that the Working Group should carry forward the draft principles and guidelines she had prepared.
Draft principles and guidelines on the elimination of discrimination against persons affected by leprosy and their family members.
Mr. Salama agreed with the Chairperson and underlined that the draft principles and guidelines elaborated by her were very helpfuland form already the basis for further elaboration and work.
Turning to the draft text, she said that the Sub-Commission had adopted a resolution in 2005 that civilians should not be given the death penalty by military tribunals,and suggested that this should be reflected in the commentary on the draft principles and guidelines.
Mr. Sakamoto made a presentation on the draft principles and guidelines to eliminate discrimination against persons affected by leprosy and their family members(A/HRC/AC/3/CRP.2).
Mr. Decaux welcomed the Chairperson-Rapporteur ' s approach to reviewing the draft text by the working group, and further suggested that, in addition, members of the Sub-Commission and interested observers could also send specific suggestions, including suggested text,for each part of the draft principles and guidelines, to the Chairperson-Rapporteur, who would then produce a reviseddraft text in the next two months or so after the conclusion of the SubCommission.
In 1995, the Special Rapporteur presented a report and a set of draft principles and guidelines for the protection of the heritage of indigenous peoples to the SubCommission(see E/CN.4/Sub.2/1995/26).
The draft principles and guidelines should go a long way towards reducing tension between States and, by reducing the burden borne by the United Nations when it intervened in potential flashpoints, would allow much needed resources to be diverted to its other critical humanitarian obligations.
In the field of standard-setting it held discussions on:(a) a legal commentary on the concept of free, prior and informed consent,(b)a review of the draft principles and guidelines on the protection of the heritage of indigenous peoples and(c) future priorities for standard-setting activities.
Consequently, the draft principles and guidelines need to give prominence to the underlying causes of terrorism, including those who live in extreme impoverishment and who, in percentage terms, constitute a large part of the world ' s population.
In order to resolve this problem and complement existing processes with a rights-based approach,the Working Group should take the draft principles and guidelines as a starting point to elaborate practicaland concise guidelines for the protection of indigenous peoples ' cultural heritage which take into account the elements listed above.
He commended the draft principles and guidelines to eliminate caste discrimination that had been presented in Geneva in September with the support of the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights and endorsed, inter alia, by the Government of Nepal, and called on States to rally around that document.
At its twenty-first session, the Working Group on Indigenous Populationsdecided to continue its standard-setting activities by reviewing the draft principles and guidelines on the heritage of indigenous peoples elaborated by Mrs. Erica-Irene Daes, Special Rapporteur of the SubCommission on the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights, in 1995.
It also reviewed a set of draft principles and guidelines on the protection of the heritage of indigenous peoplesand requested that OHCHR hold consultations and produce a final draft of the guidelines. .
Given the insufficient international protection of indigenous peoples ' heritage,the Working Group may rush to revisit the draft principles and guidelines on the heritage of indigenous peoples as they include most of the elements necessary for adequate protection of this heritage and constitute a sound starting point for developing a new international instrument.
We support her consultations on the report on the draft principles and guidelines on extreme povertyand human rights in accordance with the mandate of the Council, and we call for States and other prominent international actors to join in that task.
Requests the Special Rapporteurs to continue and complete their study on discrimination based on work and descent,to finalize draft principles and guidelines for the effective elimination of this form of discriminationand to submit their final report in 2007 to the SubCommission or its successor body, or in the absence of either, to the Human Rights Council;
The Special Rapporteur has also referred to the draft principles and guidelines for the effective elimination of discrimination based on workand descent and has encouraged States to engage in substantive discussions on this topic and eventually rally around these draft principles. .
Subsequently, in the same year, the organization submitted suggestions for draft principles and guidelines prepared in response to the resolution and sent feedback on several occasions, including comments on policies, women ' s issues and the use of terminology.