Examples of using Permanent forum notes in English and their translations into Russian
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The Permanent Forum notes the vulnerable position of indigenous women in Africa.
Although, as the expert from the Permanent Forum notes, the only difference is that States' duties would be primary and corporations' duties secondary.
The Permanent Forum notes that numerous indigenous organizations attend the annual sessions of the Permanent Forum and the Expert Mechanism, at which specific allegations of human rights violations are often made.
The Permanent Forum notes with appreciation the Fund's promotion of intercultural health models.
Further, the Permanent Forum notes the steps taken by the Government of Bangladesh to implement the Accord.
The Permanent Forum notes that the divisions strive to include indigenous peoples in policy development and decision-making.
The Permanent Forum notes that there are examples of indigenous laws, traditions and customs that represent good governance.
The Permanent Forum notes with concern the slow progress made in the negotiations on the final protocol on access and benefit-sharing.
The Permanent Forum notes that in order to facilitate the expert meeting, there is a need for country-specific situation analysis.
The Permanent Forum notes that 2010 is the review year for the Beijing Platform for Action and for the Millennium Development Goals.
The Permanent Forum notes the progress made in promoting indigenous peoples' rights through the Programme to Promote ILO Convention No. 169 PRO-169.
The Permanent Forum notes in particular the commitment of a considerable number of FAO staff to indigenous issues, both in the field and at headquarters.
The Permanent Forum notes that in international law, the right to adequate food and the fundamental right to be free from hunger apply to everyone without discrimination.
The Permanent Forum notes that indigenous youth in the region are often forced to leave their home and lands to receive an education, which can pose an obstacle to the right to education.
The Permanent Forum notes with appreciation the active engagement of UNFPA with indigenous peoples in the regions of Latin America and Asia, as well as its detailed reporting on its work in these areas.
The Permanent Forum notes with appreciation the fact that, during 2009, OHCHR increased the allocation of its resources devoted to the protection of indigenous peoples, and urges further increases in the future.
The Permanent Forum notes that indigenous peoples' right to food and food sovereignty is inextricably linked with the collective recognition of rights to land and territories and resources, culture, values and social organization.
The Permanent Forum notes that the Department of Public Information of the Secretariat will devote additional resources to support the preparations of the World Conference, also through the 60 United Nations information centres around the world.
The Permanent Forum notes that the divisions of the Department of Economic and Social Affairs facilitate participation of indigenous peoples in multi-stakeholder dialogues held in the context of intergovernmental processes.
The Permanent Forum notes that the 2010 annual report of the Committee of Experts on the Application of Conventions and Recommendations devotes increased attention to the implementation by States parties of conventions relevant to the rights of indigenous peoples.
The Permanent Forum notes that forced labour and all forms of servitude constitute serious human rights violations that it is urgent to address; it therefore urges the Government of Paraguay to combat these practices as a matter of urgency.
The Permanent Forum notes that the meetings of the Ad Hoc Working Group on Article 8(j) and Related Provisions of the Convention are open to all parties and include enhanced participation mechanisms for indigenous people, who are able to make interventions on all agenda items.
The Permanent Forum notes the progress achieved by the Regional Bureau for Latin America and the Caribbean of the United Nations Development Programme(UNDP) in the implementation of a programme on electoral processes with a focus on indigenous women and youth.
The Permanent Forum notes that there are several initiatives that enable indigenous peoples to participate in the work of the Convention on Biological Diversity, including the voluntary fund, which facilitates indigenous peoples' attendance at relevant meetings under the Convention.
The Permanent Forum notes the increasing operation activity of extractive industries and other large-scale development projects that is taking place on or near the territories of indigenous peoples in many African States, often without the involvement of indigenous peoples and without their free, prior and informed consent.
The Permanent Forum notes the initiative of the United Nations country team in Nicaragua to establish a consultative committee comprising members of indigenous peoples, Afrodescendants and country team staff, in order to promote and strengthen the realization of the rights and principles set out in international human rights instruments.
The Permanent Forum notes the intention of the International Indigenous Women's Environmental Justice and Reproductive Health Initiative to organize an expert group meeting on the environment and indigenous women's reproductive health and requests that the organizers invite members of the Permanent Forum to participate in the meeting.
The Permanent Forum notes the engagement of the Inter-Parliamentary Union in the preparations for the World Conference and recommends that the Union organize meetings of parliamentarians at the global, regional and country levels to discuss the adoption of legislative and administrative measures affecting indigenous peoples and to encourage the participation of parliamentarians, including indigenous parliamentarians, in the World Conference and its preparatory processes.
At its eighth session, the Permanent Forum noted the importance of the 1982 United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea in providing the legal framework for the Arctic Ocean.
The Permanent Forum noted that the current framework for reducing emissions from deforestation and degradation is not supported by most indigenous peoples because of its centralized top-down management of forests, which undermines indigenous peoples' rights see E/C.19/2008/13, para. 45.
