Examples of using Optional protocol has in English and their translations into Spanish
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The Optional Protocol has so far been ratified by 15 States.
Article 9, paragraph 5 of the Optional Protocol has a preventive character.
Dialogue and negotiation between the two parties are essential to ensure that the optional protocol has legitimacy.
To date, the Optional Protocol has been signed by 23 countries.
The judiciary is determining whether an international law such as the Optional Protocol has direct effect.
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To date, the Optional Protocol has been ratified by 10 States.
The Committee notes with appreciation the State party's indication that the Optional Protocol has become part of Kuwaiti positive law.
The text of the Optional Protocol has been translated into Nepali language and has been published in book form by CCWB.
Pursuant to this strategy, six governors' meetings on issues relating to children, adolescents andyouth have been held, and the Optional Protocol has been widely disseminated at these events.
The Committee notes that the text of the Optional Protocol has been published on the website of the Ministry of Justice.
The Optional Protocol has been published in Icelandic in the Government Gazette and can also be accessed on the homepage of the Ministry of Justice.
The Committee further welcomes that the Optional Protocol has the status of law in the State party.
The Optional Protocol has been disseminated and relevant training has been conducted for appropriate professional groups.
The Committee notes as positive the fact that the Optional Protocol has been translated into Portuguese and is available online.
Therefore, the Optional Protocol has identical force and effect of law as the domestic law of the Republic of Korea and can be invoked directly before the courts.
So far, there have been no cases where the Optional Protocol has been invoked directly before the courts.
The Optional Protocol has been ratified by the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress and has legal effect as a constituent instrument of the laws of China.
As the State party report indicates that international human rights treaties form part of domestic legislation and can be enforced by national courts,please provide information whether the Optional Protocol has been directly invoked by Spanish courts.
As the Optional Protocol has been ratified by Timor-Leste in accordance with section 9 of the Constitution of Timor-Leste, it already forms part of the domestic legislative framework of Timor-Leste.
The area of protection that is emphasised in the Optional Protocol has been dealt with under sectors such as health, education, justice law and order and social development.
As of 1 July 2012, the Optional Protocol has been ratified by eight States, four of which are from Latin America(Argentina, Bolivia, Ecuador and El Salvador), and signed by 32 other States, including six from Latin America Chile, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Paraguay, Uruguay and Venezuela.
While taking note of information that under a provision in the Constitution the Optional Protocol has the status of national law, the Committee regrets that the State party did not clarify whether the Protocol is directly applicable throughout its jurisdiction, and can be directly invoked before domestic courts.
The Optional Protocol has been widely disseminated within the armed forces with the help of a number of tools, including the websites of the various branches of the military. Special bulletins and articles on the Protocol are posted on these sites, particularly on its anniversaries.
The ratification of the Optional Protocol has made it imperative for the organization to work more closely with other Child Rights serving government and non-government organizations.
Advocacy for the ratification of the Optional Protocol has become a key component of OHCHR efforts for the promotion and protection of economic, social and cultural rights, including through its field presences.
The adoption of the Convention and Optional Protocol has been the significant step forward which addresses the need to advance the equal enjoyment of human rights by persons with disabilities, as noted in the study.
Dissemination of the provisions of the Optional Protocol has taken the form of the organization of a number of training sessions for those working with or on behalf of children, including teachers, judges, social workers, group leaders and educators working with young people.
Sweden's initial report pursuant to article 8 of the Optional Protocol has been prepared by the Child Rights Coordination Unit at the Ministry of Health and Social Affairs and the relevant divisions within, among others, the Ministry of Education, Research and Culture; the Ministry of Defence; the Ministry of Justice; the Ministry of Health and Social Affairs and the Ministry for Foreign Affairs.
How does the Second Optional Protocol have an impact on universal abolition?
The optional protocols had been signed by 76 and 71 States.