Examples of using Minimum humanitarian in English and their translations into Russian
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Minimum Humanitarian Standards.
Declaration of Minimum Humanitarian Standards.
Minimum humanitarian standards at the investigation stage.
Declaration of Minimum Humanitarian Standards.
Minimum humanitarian standards at the trial stage.
Annex declaration of minimum humanitarian standards.
Minimum humanitarian standards at the national(Jordanian) level.
Annex. Declaration of Minimum Humanitarian Standards 12.
Minimum humanitarian standards at the stage of enforcement of penalties.
Proclaim this Declaration of Minimum Humanitarian Standards.
The elaboration of minimum humanitarian standards should not overshadow the speedy establishment of such a court.
Ii. international workshop on minimum humanitarian standards.
Minimum humanitarian standards must be a truly unifying and, consequently, widely accepted force;
Comments, views andproposals concerning the question of minimum humanitarian standards.
Our courts guarantee minimum humanitarian standards for persons on trial.
Recalling the principles established in the Declaration on Minimum Humanitarian Standards E/CN.4/Sub.2/1991/55, annex.
Paper for the Workshop on Minimum Humanitarian Standards by Rachel Brett, Friends World Committee for Consultation(Quakers), Geneva.
Dr. Asbjørn Eide,Director of the Norwegian Institute of Human Rights: Minimum Humanitarian Standards- The General Approach.
Minimum humanitarian standards refer to a core of humanitarian law and human rights which should be respected in all situations and at all times.
FAO considers the Declaration of Minimum Humanitarian Standards to be an interesting initiative.
The minimum humanitarian standards, defined in this Declaration, should be made known and disseminated to all the authorities concerned, and to individuals who may be potential victims.
Report of the Secretary-General on the question of minimum humanitarian standards(resolution 1996/26, para. 5);
The International Workshop on Minimum Humanitarian Standards held in Cape Town, South Africa(27-29 September 1996) is a major effort to achieve international consensus on this issue.
Although UNHCR endorses in principle the formulation of a Declaration of Minimum Humanitarian Standards, it also has some concerns.
As stated in resolution 1997/21 the minimum humanitarian standards are the fundamental principles of humanity which should govern the behavior of all persons, groups and public authorities.
For these and other reasons, there was a need to clarify and recognize minimum humanitarian standards of global validity.
An analytical report on the concept of minimum humanitarian standards applicable in all circumstances was needed;
Cuba was honoured to participate in the International Workshop on Minimum Humanitarian Standards held at Cape Town(South Africa) in September 1996.
The second was the draft declaration of minimum humanitarian standards, under consideration by the Commission on Human Rights.
Revised version of the Turku Declaration on Minimum Humanitarian Standards United Nations document E/CN.4/1995/116 dated 31 January 1995.