Examples of using To the declaration on the right to development in English and their translations into Arabic
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According to the Declaration on the Right to Development, the human person is the central subject of development.
(e) Consulting regularly on a formal andinformal basis with all States on the follow-up to the Declaration on the Right to Development;
We reaffirm our commitment to the Declaration on the Right to Development as contained in General Assembly resolution 41/128 of 4 December 1986, and encourage its full and effective implementation.
One delegation suggested that the preamble should refer to the right to development and to the Declaration on the Right to Development.
Referring to the Declaration on the Right to Development, NAM reaffirmed the duty of States to cooperate for the creation of conditions conducive to realizing the right to development.
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States have also undertaken obligations to promote andprotect the right to development according to the Declaration on the Right to Development.
We fear that it is not constructive to refer to the Declaration on the Right to Development, in particular to its most contested article, article 3, because it was not able to enjoy consensus.
(e) To consult regularly on a formal andinformal basis with all States on the follow-up to the Declaration on the Right to Development;
(e) Give due consideration to the possibility of establishing a follow-up mechanism,or enhancing existing ones, to the Declaration on the Right to Development.
It is instructive to note that the report makes no reference to the Declaration on the Right to Development, let alone to any other human rights instrument.
Water as a vital resource concerns every human person, who, according to the Declaration on the Right to Development, is“the central subject of development and should be the active participant and beneficiary of the right to development”(art. 2, para. 1).
In its resolution 1998/72 the Commission on Human Rights decided to establish the mandate of independent expert on the right to development as part of the follow- up mechanism to the Declaration on the Right to Development.
Non-governmental organizations and other stakeholders expressed their support for the inclusion in the preamble of a reference to the Declaration on the Right of Peoples to Peace as well as to the Declaration on the Right to Development.
A reference to the Declaration on the Right to Development should be included in the text of the draft declaration on the right to peace, which could eventually be reinforced in order to be more precise and robust on this important matter.
Because of its conviction that human rights promoted development and that development fostered the exercise ofthose rights, his delegation attached the greatest importance to the Declaration on the Right to Development.
Other delegations maintained that the declaration should be kept short and concise, and that they would therefore not support areference to the Declaration of the Right of Peoples to Peace or to the Declaration on the Right to Development.
According to the Declaration on the Right to Development, adopted by the United Nations General Assembly on 4 December 1986, the human person is the central subject of development and should be the active participant and beneficiary of the right to development(art. 2, para. 1).
Several delegations repeatedly indicated the need for a paragraph dedicated to the Declaration of the Right of Peoples to Peace,as well as to the Declaration on the Right to Development(General Assembly resolution 41/128 of 4 December 1986).
In accordance with paragraph 12 of Commission resolution 1999/79, a note verbale dated 17 July 1999 was sent to all Permanent Missions accredited to the United Nations Office in Geneva and letters were sent to development agencies, programmes and funds, as well as to nongovernmental organizations,with a view to collecting information on followup to the Declaration on the Right to Development.
With respect to the latter, allow me to say that my delegation hoped that the negotiations could have enabled us to decide upon genuine,effective structural and programmatic follow-up to the Declaration on the Right to Development and that we could have allocated the resources requested for the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights.
In accordance with paragraph 9(e) of resolution 1998/72, a note verbale dated 2 September 1998 was sent to all Permanent Missions accredited to the United Nations Office inGeneva with a view to collecting information on the follow-up to the Declaration on the Right to Development.
In relation to the perceived focus on the national dimension of the right to development, he made a few clarifications on the sources of the criteria,referring to the Declaration on the Right to Development, the priority concerns that emerged through discussions in the Commission on Human Rights and in the present Working Group, as well as the points raised in the reports of the independent expert on the right to development.
First, he responded to the query of some participants concerning his notion of the right to development as a right to a particular process of development, explaining that that notion was drawn directly from the preamble to the Declaration on the Right to Development.
Like other developing countries, Liberia had consistently supported the right to development of all peoples as an integral part of their fundamental human rights; it therefore fully subscribed to the Declaration on the Right to Development, and called for its speedy implementation.