Rebels have also been accused of committing human rights abuses, but to a far lesser extent.

Human rights help to identify the mode and extent of participation required in a given situation.

To what extent can the members of the human rights organs also influence the proposed collaboration?

Extent of responses

Extent of uptake

The communications to the Human Rights Committee and to the ECHR are to a large extent identical.

The importance of this in the protection of human rights is underscored by the fact that the implementation of all other rights depend to a large extent upon proper administration of justice.

The Constitution embodies an extremely broad range of civil, political, economic, social and cultural rights of citizens which reflect almost to the full extent international standards in the sphere of human rights.

289. Pursuant to the terms of article 7 members inquired about the extent of human rights training provided for police and security officials.

The Liberian civil war was to a great extent, a protest against the blatant disregard for and violation of the rights of Liberians.

Extent of forest resources.

Extent of the problem

The extent of regulation

extent of worldwide compliance

The Tribunal's power to impose the death penalty demonstrates the extent to which it contravenes international human rights standards.

(c) The extent to which business had a responsibility to speak out about real or potential human rights abuse.

The ban on limitations of basic human rights and freedoms that the Covenant either does not recognize or recognizes only to some extent

(a) The extent of reparation

(d) Extent of abuse suffered

The extent of use of ERAs

(b) Extent of freedom of association

In light of the importance of human rights information in early warning, as indeed in many situations, the character, level and extent of human rights violations indicate the state of political security in a given place.

E. Progress and extent of implementation of the Convention on the Rights of the Child, particularly of articles 1, 11, 21, 32, 33, 34, 35 and 36

Central authorities will have to determine the extent to which rights and access to high value areas can be decentralized.

American and, to a lesser extent, British case law dealing with the performance of private rights is a major exception to the traditional view.

(b) To improve the monitoring of the extent of women s enjoyment of their human rights and of whether violations of those rights are dealt with by all human rights mechanisms, including, in particular through enhanced support to the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women

(g) Undertaking human rights impact assessments business had the responsibility to avoid to the extent possible risks to human rights in future operations by first undertaking an impact assessment.

It also noted that throughout its work the Committee already considered the extent to which adolescent girls enjoyed their human rights, including their rights to reproductive and sexual health.

Extent of the Phenomenon of Domestic Violence

Substantive issues Extent to which logging may be carried out by State authorities before it will be considered to violate the rights of reindeer herders

The measure of commitment to promote and protect human rights, however, is the way and extent to which statements and declarations are put into practice.

In his view, the Tribunal's power to impose capital punishment demonstrated the extent to which it contravened international human rights standards.

The expression determination is used to refer not only to the ascertainment or verification of the existence of the rights protected, but also to the evaluation or assessment of the substance, including content, scope and extent, of such rights.

382. In Germany the author apos s rights are to a considerable extent administered in trust by collecting societies whose rights and obligations are regulated in the Copyright Administration Act.

The ad shows the extent to which the language of human rights has become politicized. As was true of religious zealotry in the past, the ideology of human rights is being invoked to defend or obscure the oppression of others.

The Committee considers that, to the extent that the restriction relates to the rights of Presidential candidates, this restriction may also fall within the terms of article 19, paragraph 3 (a) (necessary for the respect of the rights of others).

The Committee considered that, to the extent that the restriction related to the rights of presidential candidates, this restriction may also fall within the terms of article 19, paragraph 3 (a) (necessary for the respect of the rights of others).

The scope and extent of data collection

(c) Tackling the problem extent of responses

Chapter III. The extent of the problem

A. Nature and extent of the problem

A. Nature and extent of the problem

The extent of such effects remains uncertain.

States parties are under an obligation to guarantee equality between citizens and non citizens in the enjoyment of these rights to the extent recognized under international law

The extent of the use is determined to a large degree by the extent of e business activity in the overall economy.