Examples of using Small-numbered in English and their translations into Russian
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The small-numbered indigenous peoples of Russia 7-15 5 III.
Policy on interaction with the small-numbered indigenous peoples of the North 9.
I think that it is necessary to maintain the current conditions for the appointment of pensions for indigenous small-numbered peoples of the North.
II. The small-numbered indigenous peoples of Russia 7- 15 5.
There is much tension today around the issue about doomness of the future of these tribes, as, indeed,the future of our small-numbered peoples of the Far North.
The official listing of the small-numbered indigenous peoples of the Russian Federation identifies 46 such groups.
The Committee notes the existence of the Human Rights Ombudsman, regional Ombudsmen,including also regional Ombudsmen on the rights of indigenous small-numbered peoples.
The situation of small-numbered indigenous languages of the North, Siberia and the Far East of the Russian Federation Fenya Likhanova.
One can surely say that Russia implements the mechanism protecting the rights of small-numbered indigenous peoples, but as you might know, the Komi people is not part of them.
Despite this, the small-numbered indigenous peoples of Russia have been able to preserve their unique and distinctive identities, cultures, languages and traditions.
Chuvans(Russian: чува́нцы) are one of the forty or so"Indigenous small-numbered peoples of the North, Siberia and the Far East" recognized by the Russian government.
Additionally, the Committee on Nationalities at the State Duma is working on a new draft law"On the protection of the environment for traditional way of living andtraditional nature use of indigenous small-numbered people of the Russian Federation.
Take account of interests and rights of the small-numbered indigenous peoples to lead the traditional way of life and preservation of primordial living environment.
Conservation of the ecological system in the region is the main condition for life of the native population, the Nenets,who belong to the small-numbered peoples of the Russian North around 40 thousand people.
The recognition by the Russian Federation of the status of the small-numbered indigenous peoples of the Russian North, Siberia and the Far East has facilitated efforts to improve their situation.
Moreover, the allocation of resources of the Fund is done in line with the principles of solidarity andpositive discrimination of small-numbered national minorities or other minority ethnic communities.
According to various sources the small-numbered indigenous peoples generally have worse human development indicators than other population segments within the Russian Federation see part IV.C.4.
At its seventy-eighth session,the Committee considered issues related to the situation of the small-numbered indigenous peoples from Nanai District of the Khabarovsk Krai in the Russian Federation.
The Fund is paving the way for cooperation on the international, national and regional levels between industrial and mining companies, State authorities, local authorities, NGOs, entrepreneurs and other juridical andphysical persons that are involved in activities affecting the interests of the small-numbered indigenous peoples.
Hence, much of the discussion andrecommendations in this report regarding the situation of the small-numbered indigenous people in the Russian Federation may also apply to some of these other groups.
LUKOIL places a great emphasis on cooperation with the indigenous small-numbered peoples of the North(hereinafter referred to as indigenous peoples) in KhMAO-Yugra, YaNAO, NAO and Krasnoyarsk region- LUKOIL takes an active part in the preservation of the indigenous culture, traditions and distinctiveness.
Translated and Commented" consists of translations of andcommentaries on three federal laws on guarantees of the rights of indigenous small-numbered peoples, on indigenous communities, and on territories of tradi….
Russian federal legislation protects the"numerically small indigenous peoples" or"small-numbered indigenous peoples of Russia", defined as those who live in territories traditionally inhabited by their ancestors; maintain a traditional way of life and economic activity; number fewer than 50,000; and identify themselves as separate ethnic communities.
The Fund is promoting a wider participation of the general public in the decision-making process regarding protection of the rights and interests of the small-numbered indigenous peoples of the North, Siberia and the Far East of the Russian Federation.
The report is focused on those groups whose members number less than 50,000 andare recognized by the Russian Federation as"small-numbered indigenous peoples" entitled to special protections, although the report notes that other groups with similar, historically-rooted characteristics of economic and social disadvantage, and whose cultures and ways of life are also threatened, are likewise in need of attention in accordance with international standards.
The Batani Fund was established with the aim of helping the indigenous peoples of the North in protecting their rights by distributing information, carrying out educational activities andencouraging participation of the small-numbered indigenous peoples' representatives in political and economic life of the country and abroad.
The State Programme is aimed to create favorable conditions for sustainable socio-economic andcultural development of the indigenous small-numbered people on the basis of the rational environmental management, the strengthening of socio-economic potential, the preservation of the native habitat, traditional culture and life, the improvement of the national supporting system.
The Permanent Forum encourages States of the region to facilitate the development of indigenous peoples self-administration, the development of their inner potential and human resources, forming parliaments following the example of the Sami people; anddecent representation of the small-numbered indigenous peoples in the bodies of legislative and executive power on all levels.
How the state will implement its earlier proclaimed policy aimed at protecting ethnic minorities and small-numbered people, which is supposed to co-exist with the policy of“strengthening unity of multi-ethnic people of the Russian Federation”?
The scope of the current report is for the most part limited to those groups defined by the Government of the Russian Federation as small-numbered indigenous peoples, and from hereon in the term“indigenous peoples” in this report refers to those groups.