Examples of using Revised methods of work in English and their translations into Spanish
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Those criteria, which have been reflected in the Group's revised methods of work, are as follows.
Revised methods of work.
The case of Déo Bugewgene is filed under the terms of paragraph 14.1(a) of the Working Group's revised methods of work.
According to its revised methods of work, the Working Group forwarded a communication addressed to the Government on 13 August 2010.
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Having rendered this opinion, the Working Group, on the basis of paragraph 17(b) of its revised methods of work, decides to file the case.
As a result,the Committee has adopted revised methods of work(see sect. B below) on a provisional basis, pending evaluation of the new procedures scheduled for later in 2001, in time for the annual report to be submitted in December.
In a case where the request comes from a Government,on condition that the latter has replied within 90 days as stipulated in the Working Group's revised methods of work.”.
Similarly, in different sections below the Group will discuss its revised methods of work, the possibility of field missions and the Group's general concerns.
Since the Working Group did not issue an opinion in 1995,the procedure for review of an opinion, as per paragraph 21 of the Working Group's revised Methods of work, do not apply.
In the absence of a government reply andsince the time limit laid down in the revised methods of work(A/HRC/16/47, annex IV, para. 15) has expired, the Working Group considers that it may adopt an opinion.
The Chairperson indicated that the meeting would be the first of its kind in the Committee's history and, in accordance with the decision taken by the Committee,would be devoted to the discussion of the revised methods of work.
In the absence of a response from the Government and based on its revised methods of work, the Working Group is able to render an opinion in the light of the information submitted to it.
Having examined the available information and without prejudging the nature of the detention, the Working Group decides to file the casesof Malik Bayramov and Asgar Ahmed in terms of paragraph 14.1(a) of its revised methods of work.
Sections A andB of this chapter describe the revised methods of work of the Committee as they had been agreed upon, on a provisional basis, at its twenty-fifth session and submitted for consideration by the Economic and Social Council in May 2001.
The Committee on Economic, Social andCultural Rights held its first informal meeting with States parties on 14 May 2002 during its twenty-eighth session to discuss its revised methods of work and the ongoing revision of its reporting guidelines.
On the basis of paragraph 16 of its revised methods of work, the Working Group believes that it is in a position to render an opinion on the facts and circumstances of the case, in the context of the allegations made.
In its resolution 1998/41, the Commission on Human Rights invited the Working Group to ensure the implementation of its revised methods of work, in accordance with the relevant provisions of Commission resolutions 1996/28 and 1997/50.
In accordance with article 33(a) of its revised methods of work, the Working Group considers it appropriate to refer the allegations of torture to the Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in the Islamic Republic of Iran.
Since the above-mentioned persons are said by the Government not to be in detention, and since that affirmation was notchallenged by the source, the Working Group considers that it may apply to them the rule set up by paragraph 14.1(a) of its revised methods of work and file their cases.
In 2009, following the review of the functioning of its revised methods of work, it was decided that the Commission should, from its fifty-fourth session onwards, maintain those working methods see Economic and Social Council resolution 2009/15.
The allegations of arrest and disappearance of Mrs. Kingkeo Phongsely shall be referred to the Working Group on Enforced or Involuntary Disappearances,in accordance with paragraph 33(a) of the revised methods of work of the Working Group on Arbitrary Detention.
Two tripartite working groups, established in accordance with the revised methods of work of the Commission, will each meet for approximately one week each year with the participation of three to five members of the Commission and the secretariat;
The Working Group refers the allegations of torture and cruel, inhuman and degrading treatment of Mr. Turgunov to the Special Rapporteur on torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment orpunishment in accordance with paragraph 33(a) of the revised methods of work of the Working Group on Arbitrary Detention.
However, the Working Group considers that,in accordance with paragraph 8(c) of its revised methods of work, for the detention to be qualified as arbitrary it is not required that the person was"convicted as a result" of the violations of his rights.
Although Mr. Shamoun has been released, given the circumstances of the case,the Working Group considers it appropriate, in accordance with paragraph 17(a) of its Revised methods of work, to render an opinion as to whether the deprivation of liberty was arbitrary, notwithstanding the release.
In conformity with paragraph 15 of its revised methods of work, the ChairmanRapporteur of the Working Group, in a letter dated 8 January 2003, brought the communication to the attention of the Permanent Representative of the United States of America to the United Nations Office at Geneva.
Recalling that the Council decided, in its resolution 2006/9, that the Commission, at its fifty-third session,should review the functioning of its revised methods of work, in the light of the outcome of the discussions on the strengthening of the Council, in order to ensure the effective functioning of the Commission.
Decides that the Commission, at its fifty-third session,should review the functioning of its revised methods of work, in the light of the outcome of the discussions on strengthening of the Economic and Social Council, in order to ensure the effective functioning of the Commission;
The Working Group transmitted the above allegations from the source to the Government of Myanmar in accordance with its revised methods of work on 10 September 2013, requesting it to provide the Working Group with detailed information about the current situation of Mr. Htin Kyaw and to clarify the legal provisions justifying his continued detention.