Примеры использования Mine ban на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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States parties to the Mine Ban Convention held their second Review Conference in Colombia at the end of last year.
The Mine Ban Convention is important because it provides the legal basis for the prohibition of all antipersonnel landmines internationally.
The States parties to the mine ban Convention are also bound to a similar legal obligation within the instrument.
The Mine Ban Treaty illustrates that Governments
The Mine Ban Convention marked a fundamental shift in the international community's approach to arms control.
These reports have been collated into a document entitled Status of Victim Assistance in the Context of the AP Mine Ban Convention in 26 States Parties: 2005- 2009.
It was therefore superseded by the higher international standards included in Amended Protocol II and the Mine Ban Treaty.
allow me to go back to the consideration of the Mine Ban Convention.
in particular with respect to the Convention on Cluster Munitions and the Mine Ban Convention, again I believe that these subjects could be debated in the course of thematic discussions in the Conference or indeed in other relevant bodies.
Finally, in the context of Tunisia's commitment to the application of all the provisions of the Mine Ban Convention, a national committee to follow up the implementation of the Convention has been set up that includes representatives from the principal Tunisian ministries concerned.
as president of the coming Review Conference, will present the annual draft resolution on the Mine Ban Convention on behalf of Australia
That is demonstrated by the broad support for the annual resolution on the implementation of the Mine Ban Convention. In that connection, my delegation would like to make reference to this year's draft resolution on the implementation of the Mine Ban Convention, presented by Switzerland,
promoting the universal acceptance of the Mine Ban Convention.
raises awareness about mine ban norms in disseminating humanitarian law to armed forces and armed groups.
United Nations entities have reported regularly to the Standing Committees of the Mine Ban Convention and participated in contact groups on universalization, on article 7 of the Convention and on resource mobilization.
With regard to anti-personnel mines, we are pleased that the Mine Ban Convention will enter into force on 1 March of this year. 133 States have signed the Convention and 63 have also ratified.
we call on the non-States parties to reconsider the importance of the mine ban in the lead-up to the Second Review Conference.
is currently engaged in finalizing DOD instructions associated with the implementation of the Mine Ban Treaty necessary for updating its requirements for weapon systems acquisition,
the only standards that we will accept are those of the Mine Ban Convention. Canada will not be a party to moving international law backwards.
On the subject of the Mine Ban Treaty, which will be discussed in the General Assembly,