Примеры использования To prevent genocide на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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As an example, one may take the failure on the part of the United Nations to prevent genocide in Rwanda.
According to the International Court of Justice in Bosnia v. Serbia the obligation to prevent genocide is a separate obligation which arises from omission.
The Secretary-General has made specific proposals regarding Security Council action to prevent genocide and crimes against humanity.
A state can, however, only be held responsible for breaching the obligation to prevent genocide if genocide was actually committed.
the building of capacity worldwide to prevent genocide. Awareness-raising.
Reflections on the current United Nations capacity to prevent genocide and crimes against humanity, in the light of the current crises
at the Committee's previous session, the Deputy United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights had emphasized the need for further measures to prevent genocide.
The International Criminal Court represents an essential element in the struggle to prevent genocide and crimes against humanity.
The legal and moral responsibilities are the same and the need to prevent genocide no less clear because of the position of the violator.
heard the Secretary-General announce his Action Plan to Prevent Genocide.
confidencebuilding with the perspective of a new world order to prevent genocide and other dangers for mankind.
Prevention of Genocide and contributes to the broader efforts of the United Nations to prevent genocide.
Three years later, the General Assembly adopted a convention under which States accepted the obligation to prevent genocide and to punish that most heinous of crimes.
options for common strategies to prevent genocide at the regional and subregional levels.
when qualifying the duty to prevent genocide as an obligation of conduct.
the role of the international community in helping to prevent genocide.
Prevention of Genocide and Mass Atrocities on the broader efforts of the United Nations to prevent genocide.
Switzerland believes that such a special procedure would complement the five-point Action Plan to Prevent Genocide put forward by the Secretary-General of the United Nations in April 2004;
decisive action was a key element of the Five-Point Action Plan to prevent genocide of 2004.