Examples of using Its communication dated in English and their translations into Russian
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In its communication dated 20 February 2007, UNHCR provided the following information.
Information provided by the Government of Sweden in its communication dated 16 January 1995.
In its communication dated 25 May 1999, the Government informed the Special Rapporteur about the temporary closure of the IHD branches in Balikesir, Mardin and Bursa.
It has not been provided concrete responses to the Working Group's questions contained in its communication dated 29 May 2007.
By its communication dated 11 June 2007, the source informs the Working Group that Mr. al Chouitier was released on 29 May 2007, after 52 days of detention.
In addition, the Working Group notes that the Government has not responded to the concrete questions formulated by the Working Group in its communication dated 29 May 2007.
In its communication dated 22 August 2000, the Special Rapporteur requested the Government to extend an invitation to him to carry out an official visit to Colombia in the near future.
The Embassy of the Kingdom of Morocco in the Republic of Azerbaijan, in its communication dated 27 May 2010, reiterated"Morocco's support to the territorial integrity and sovereignty of the Republic of Azerbaijan.
In its communication dated 10 June 2003, the Government of Panama reported that a national radio campaign had been initiated to inform irregular migrants about immigrations norms and regulations.
On behalf of my Government,I have the honour to submit herewith the relevant information requested by the Counter-Terrorism Committee in its communication dated 1 April 2002, regarding measures taken by the Government of Malta in implementing the provisons of Security Council resolution 1373(2001) of 28 September 2001 see enclosure.
In its communication dated 30 January 2013, the State party submits that the Fundamental Law of Hungary, which came into force on 1 January 2012, significantly changed the regulation of suffrage of persons with disabilities.
The Government of Nicaragua, in its communication dated 19 September 2002, reported that the Constitution of the Republic of Nicaragua prohibited discrimination on the basis of, inter alia, nationality.
In its communication dated August 2010, Norway had committed to carry out, in autumn 2010, a full revision of PAH releases from aluminium production and, early in 2011, to provide updated figures, also for the base year.
The Government of Lebanon, in its communication dated 19 May 2003, indicated that Lebanon had consistently complied with the terms of international treaties relating to the protection of the human rights of migrants.
In its communication dated 25 December 2007, the Government expressed its commitment to settle the cases of missing persons, the efforts made to elucidate these cases, as well as the difficulties encountered in this process.
The Government of Italy, in its communication dated 21 May 2004, reported that Law 40/98 had recently been amended by Law 189/2002, which had been adopted with the aim of preventing irregular immigration.
In its communication dated 20 December 2001 the State party acknowledges that all the requirements for admissibility have been met and that the victim has exhausted all domestic remedies and that the matter has not been submitted to any other international body.
The Government of Croatia, in its communication dated 1 June 2004, reported that on 1 January 2004 an Aliens Act entered into force regulating the entry, movement, stay and work of foreign citizens in Croatia.
In its communication dated 4 May 1995(see para. 2 above), the Field Administration and Logistics Division reported that"all necessary action in regard to enlarging the local procurement area for the mission has been taken and final authorization has been given, effective 28 March 1995.
The Government of Azerbaijan, in its communication dated 19 May 2004, reported that it was continuing to implement measures for the management of migration and in this process special attention was devoted to protecting the rights of migrants.
In its communication dated 12 December 2000, the Government of Azerbaijan set out the methods by which it safeguards the rights and freedoms of individuals and citizens, and confirmed that the international treaties to which Azerbaijan is a party are an integral part of the Azerbaijani legal order.
The Government of Mexico, in its communication dated 3 May 2004, reported that Mexico's domestic legislation on the protection of migrants' human rights made no distinction on grounds of gender, nationality, age or migrant status.
In its communication dated 5 December 2005, the Department informed the Government of its decision not to extend the employment contract of the Chief Technical Adviser, which expired on 31 December 2005, and to request the three remaining staff members(whose contracts expired 31 March 2006) to deal with the liquidation of the project, which would not be extended beyond 31 December 2005.
The Government of Romania, in its communication dated 25 May 2004, reported that Emergency Ordinance No. 194/2002 set the rules for the entry, stay and departure of aliens, the rights and obligations thereof, as well as specific measures to control immigration.
In its communication dated 8 June 2010 regarding the so-called"parliamentary elections" in the occupied Nagorno-Karabakh region of the Republic of Azerbaijan, the Permanent Mission of Peru to the United Nations"reaffirm[ed] its respect to the principles of sovereignty and territorial integrity of States, the inviolability of internationally recognized borders and the inadmissibility of using force to acquire territory" and called on the parties to refrain from any action that hinders the settlement of the conflict.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands, in its communication dated 25 May 2010 regarding the so-called"parliamentary elections" in Nagorno-Karabakh, informed that the Netherlands"supports the territorial integrity and sovereignty of the Republic of Azerbaijan.
The Government of Germany, in its communication dated 30 June 2004, reported that in order to further improve the protection of human rights and to ensure that migrants in particular were protected from discrimination, an Anti-Discrimination Act in the area of labour and employment was being drafted.
The Government of Thailand, in its communication dated 15 July 2002, reported that there were approximately 1.5 million migrant workers comprising many irregular or undocumented workers, although the unofficial figures estimated the number of migrants to be between 1 million and 6 million.
The Government in its communication dated 30 June 1999 provided information pertaining to the case of Mr. Muzaffer Ilhan Erdost who on 20 July 1999 was sentenced to one year's imprisonment on the charge of spreading separatist propaganda against the integrity of the State and to a fine of 100 million lira.
The Royal Norwegian Embassy in Azerbaijan, in its communication dated 26 May 2010 informed that"Norway recognizes the territorial integrity of Azerbaijan in accordance with the relevant resolutions of the United Nations Security Council" and therefore"consider[s] the'parliamentary elections' in Nagorno-Karabakh to be illegitimate.