Examples of using The basic principles and guidelines in English and their translations into Russian
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The Basic Principles and Guidelines provide for different categories of reparation.
Recommends to the General Assembly that it adopt the Basic Principles and Guidelines.
Adopts the Basic Principles and Guidelines as contained in the annex to Commission resolution 2005/35;
In that resolution, the Сommission called upon States to take into account the Basic Principles and Guidelines and to promote their full respect.
A report comprising the basic principles and guidelines will be presented to the Human Rights Council in 2015.
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Although they vary significantly,these programmes rarely reproduce the five categories of reparations set forth in the Basic Principles and Guidelines.
Mr. Montwedi(South Africa)welcomed the Basic Principles and Guidelines, which were long overdue.
The basic principles and guidelines on development-based evictionsand displacement, drafted by the previous mandate holder, provide further guidance.
Hence the Council is concerned that the basic principles and guidelines may remain in the realm of ideals and rhetoric.
The Basic Principles and Guidelines define the contours of State responsibility for providing reparation to victims for acts or omissions which can be attributed to the State.
Ms. Hart(Canada) said that her country welcomed the fact that the Basic Principles and Guidelines had incorporated a victim-oriented perspective.
Similarly, the basic principles and guidelines on development-based evictionsand displacement are made available to future host cities.
Such an impression may be apt to foster a negative attitude towards the basic principles and guidelines on the part of Member States supporting resolution 1997/29.
The basic principles and guidelines proposed by the Special Rapporteur of the Sub-Commission were found to be acceptable by the Zimbabwe Inter-Ministerial Committee on Human Rights.
Article 24 of the 2006 International Convention for the Protection of All Persons from Enforced Disappearance was largely influenced by the Basic Principles and Guidelines.
As the Basic Principles and Guidelines put it, satisfaction includes verification of the factsand full and public disclosure of the truth principle 22.
Internationally, in 2007, the previous Special Rapporteur in his report(A/HRC/4/18) presented the basic principles and guidelines on development-based evictions and displacement"Basic Principles. .
By deleting the word[gross], included in square brackets in the title of the document,the draft proposed in document E/CN.4/1997/104 fundamentally changes the scope of application of the basic principles and guidelines.
Ms. Kohli(Switzerland) said that the Basic Principles and Guidelines marked a step forward in the area of human rightsand were the culmination of long and difficult work.
In relation to that resolution and the mandate to seek the views of United Nations treaty bodies in drafting the basic principles and guidelines, the Working Group on Arbitrary Detention invited the Committee to provide input.
The Basic Principles and Guidelines contained in the draft resolution did not create legal obligations, but rather represented a guide and a tool for victims of human rights violations and for States.
Article 24 requires parties to ensure that a national legal framework guarantees the victims' right to obtain prompt, fair and adequate compensation and, as appropriate,other forms of reparation enumerated in the Basic Principles and Guidelines.
Both the Basic Principles and Guidelines and the updated set of principles for the protectionand promotion of human rights through action to combat impunity endorse the idea of collective reparations.
Pursuant to that resolution, the Secretary-General, on 23 January 1995, addressed requests to Governments and competent intergovernmental and non-governmental organizations for comments on the basic principles and guidelines included in the study of the Special Rapporteur.
The Basic Principles and Guidelines, which he agreed were long overdue, would be a very useful tool in preventing impunity and promoting human rights, and he therefore welcomed the consensus reached.
The Basic Principles and Guidelines would greatly contribute to combating impunity for grave human rights violations,and it was therefore gratifying that the draft resolution was very likely to be adopted by consensus.
Mr. Artucio(Uruguay), speaking on behalf of the Southern Common Market(MERCOSUR),said that the Basic Principles and Guidelines allowed Member States to clarify the scope of the right of victims to reparations and to identify the mechanisms to facilitate implementation of their current international obligations.
The Basic Principles and Guidelines emphasize that they do not entail new international or domestic legal obligations, but rather identify mechanisms, modalities, procedures and methods for existing legal obligations.