英語 での The right to development の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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National Union of Jurists of Cuba said that countries like China had promoted the right to development, which was good, but very few countries had been able to make such large-scale improvements.
The right to development should be understood as the obligation of states to guarantee the basic rights and needs of the population and their right to live a life in harmony with nature.
Concluding, the Non-Aligned Movement believed that mainstreaming the right to development was important to the work of the Human Rights Council and the way needed to be smoothed to implement elements of that universal right. .
Third, the right to development should be not be interpreted as the right to continue polluting and follow the dirty development path of the industrialized countries.
an expert mechanism on the right to development.
Some speakers stressed that the right to development was important for the promotion of all other human rights and urged the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights to address the right to development as a cross-cutting theme in various debates in the Council.
Building on this core promise, in the Declaration on the Right to Development(1986), the General Assembly called for an approach that would guarantee the meaningful participation of all in development and in the fair distribution of its benefits.
In order to unleash the potential of South-South trade cooperation and ensure the right to development of their communities, countries in the Global South need to renew their commitments to create a global trade agreement that could bring about a meaningful South-South trade partnership.
Regarding principles guiding IFSD, India said these should include the right to development, poverty eradication, equity, balance among the three pillars, reducing consumption by the rich, and promoting adequate flow of resources and technologies to developing countries.
In addition to that, this procedure is valuable because it provides members of RFMOs with a fair and impartial forum to discuss some issues of importance for fisheries governance, such as the basis for allocation, equity, the right to development, or any other question which may arise within the scope of a party's objections.
These include the 2000 General Assembly Resolution on the Right to Development; the 2004 Committee on Human Rights resolution on toxic wastes; and the May 2005 statement by the 116-member Non-Aligned Movement on the right to water for all.
It also extended thematic mandates on safe drinking water and sanitation, use of mercenaries, contemporary forms of slavery, the enjoyment of all human rights by older persons, the right to the highest attainable standard of physical and mental health, the rights of indigenous peoples, arbitrary detention, and the right to development.
Reconciling the right to human development and the rescue of the climate therefore requires taking measures against the local ruling classes, who use the right to development as a pretext to refuse any obstacle to the burning of fossil fuels, to plunder natural resources, appropriate the forests for themselves, act as intermediaries for the sale of carbon credits, produce biofuels and export agricultural, food and industrial products at low prices to the markets of the developed countries.
This year marks the 25th anniversary of the United Nations Declaration on the Right to Development.
This book is devoted to the 25th anniversary of the United Nations Declaration on the Right to Development.
These are supplemented by a third generation of collective rights, such as the right to development or to peace.
They called on the international community to promote effective international cooperation in order to realize the right to development and eliminate obstacles to development. .