Examples of using Practices of terrorist groups in English and their translations into Russian
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Consider, as appropriate, the consequences of acts,methods and practices of terrorist groups.
The meeting noted that, when dealing with the consequences of the acts,methods and practices of terrorist groups in their reports to the Commission, the holders of human rights mandates should adopt a victim-oriented approach.
In resolution 1996/47, the Commission urged all thematic special rapporteurs and working groups to address as appropriate the consequences of the acts,methods and practices of terrorist groups.
Urges all relevant human rights mechanisms and procedures, as appropriate, to address the consequences of the acts,methods and practices of terrorist groups in their forthcoming reports to the Commission;
The attention of the Commission is drawn to resolution 50/186, entitled"Human rights and terrorism", adopted by the General Assembly on 22 December 1995, in which the Assembly encouraged special rapporteurs, special representatives and working groups of the Commission on Human Rights, as well as treaty bodies, to pay appropriate attention, within their mandates, to the consequences of the acts,methods and practices of terrorist groups.
Urges all relevant human rights mechanisms and procedures, as appropriate, to address the consequences of the acts,methods and practices of terrorist groups in their forthcoming reports to the Commission;
Encourages special rapporteurs, special representatives and working groups of the Commission on Human Rights, as well as treaty bodies, to pay appropriate attention, within their mandates, to the consequences of the acts,methods and practices of terrorist groups;
It further urged all relevant human rights mechanisms and procedures, as appropriate, to address the consequences of the acts,methods and practices of terrorist groups in their forthcoming reports to the Commission.
The attention of the Commission is drawn to its resolution 1994/46 entitled"Human rights and terrorism", in which it urged all thematic special rapporteurs and working groups to address as appropriate the consequences of the acts,methods and practices of terrorist groups.
Urges all thematic special rapporteurs and working groups to address as appropriate the consequences of the acts,methods and practices of terrorist groups in their forthcoming reports to the Commission;
We find it regrettable that Switzerland, the depository State of the fundamental conventions of international humanitarian law, and a State previously known for its impartiality and objectivity, is leading this unjust anddeceptive campaign against a Member State of the United Nations and defending the practices of terrorist groups.
In its resolution 2004/44, the Commission urged all relevant human rights mechanisms and procedures, as appropriate, to address the consequences of the acts,methods and practices of terrorist groups in their forthcoming reports to the Commission.
In resolution 1997/42, the Commission urged all thematic special rapporteurs and working groups to address as appropriate the consequences of the acts,methods and practices of terrorist groups, in their forthcoming reports to the Commission.
Resolution 1996/47 on human rights and terrorism, in which the Commission urged all thematic special rapporteurs to address as appropriate the consequences of the acts,methods and practices of terrorist groups in their forthcoming reports to the Commission;
Resolution 1995/43, entitled"Human rights and terrorism", in which the Commission urged all thematic special rapporteurs to address as appropriate theconsequences of the acts, methods and practices of terrorist groups in their reports to the Commission;
Resolution 2001/37 on human rights and terrorism, in which the Commission urged all relevant human rights mechanisms and procedures, as appropriate, to address the consequences of the acts,methods and practices of terrorist groups in their forthcoming reports to the Commission;
Resolution 1998/47 on human rights and terrorism, in which the Commission urged all relevant human rights mechanisms and procedures, as appropriate, to address the consequences of the acts,methods and practices of terrorist groups, in their forthcoming reports to the Commission;
In particular, she called for the establishment of a special procedures mandate to examine the consequences of terrorist acts,the methods and practices of the strategies of terrorist groups and the situation of the human rights of victims of terrorism.
In practice though, the impact of the security fence on the ability of terrorist groups to perpetrate suicide attacks has been remarkable.
We commend the international community for all the ways in which it has supported Iraqi women,who were always the first victims of the aggressive policies of the former dictatorial regime and of the practices of armed terrorist groups.
The Global Programme Against Money Laundering of the United Nations Office on Drugs andCrime has collated good practices in disrupting the financing of terrorist and organized criminal groups.
In playing this role,a number of mandate holders have addressed a range of practices-- including diplomatic assurances in cases of refoulement, terrorist profiling, terrorist group listing and proscription and the use of secret prisons-- thereby ensuring that international human rights instruments continue to offer effective protection of individual rights, even as the challenges facing States continue to evolve.
On the morning of Monday, 9 February 2018,as part of its policy of practicing State terrorism and providing ongoing support to armed terrorist groups, and in deliberate violation of Security Council resolution 350(1974) concerning the disengagement of forces, as well as of Security Council counter-terrorism resolutions and counter-terrorism instruments, Israeli occupation forces once again attacked the territory of the Syrian Arab Republic.
On the other hand,when she sets out information regarding the practices of armed terrorist groups, she describes them as either not verified or"not conducted as a policy or systematically.
Member States were asked to comment specifically on the involvement of organized criminal groups and terrorist groups in the practice of kidnapping.
The increasingly widespread practice of hostage-taking by terrorist groups and the release of the hostages against large ransom payments merely contributed to terrorism, adversely affecting the populations in the areas where such events unfolded and undermining the capacity of the States affected to ensure the rule of law.
In that respect it isnow important to secure, not in words but in practice, the agreement of the Group of Eight to eliminate the financial sources of terrorist activity.
The reference to the recruitment of child soldiers had omitted the fact that the practice was engaged in not by the Government but by illegal terrorist groups.
In our view,nothing can justify the practice of some States condemning terrorism while at the same time condoning the transfer of arms to terrorist groups.
In our view, nothing can justify the practice of certain States condemning terrorism and at the same time condoning the transfer of arms to terrorist groups.