在 英语 中使用 Joint submission 的示例及其翻译为 中文
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Joint submission 10(JS10) recommended setting up a transparent mechanism through which civil society can follow-up production, buying and distribution of antiretroviral medicines.
Joint Submission by the Coalition of the Organizations of People with Disabilities(UCOPD) made similar observations.
Joint submission 1 recommended that Guinea establish a single national human rights institution in keeping with the Paris Principles.
Joint Submission 20(JS20) and other organizations expressed concerns regarding the case of the Belo Monte dam project and the rights of the Xingu community in the Amazon.
Joint Submission 1(JS1) reported that persons with disabilities faced many obstacles, which caused their exclusion from society.
Joint Submission 4(JS 4) and Joint Submission 7(JS 7) expressed concern of the existence of discrimination and stigmatisation of persons who were HIV positive.
Joint submission 1 pointed to a large increase in the number of minors engaged in begging and street vending in Conakry.
Joint Submission 2(JS2) acknowledged the adoption of the Constitution of 2008, which recognized Ecuador as multinational and intercultural.
Joint Submission 6(JS6) stated that the authorities failed to investigate cases of torture or even prevented alleged victims to lodge a complaint.
Joint Submission 9(JS9) recommended that China sign and ratify the optional protocols to ICCPR.
Joint submission 1 recommended that Guinea respect the principle of separation of powers by guaranteeing the independence of the judiciary.
Joint Submission 4(JS4) noted that the rights and safeguards established under the Constitution and international human rights instruments were directly and immediately applicable.
Joint Submission 12 recommended that Viet Nam train law enforcement and government officials to respect international religious freedom standards.
Joint submission 1 recommended that Guinea observe a moratorium on the signing of new contracts for the exploitation of natural resources until free and democratic elections can be held.
Joint Submission 9 emphasized that women and LGBTI persons in prison were particularly vulnerable.
Joint submission 1 pointed out that mining operations are inevitably disruptive to the neighbouring population, which is unable to take part in decisions relating to mining concessions.
According to joint submission 1, mining concessions also have an impact on the right to food, when cultivated land is occupied and damaged.
Joint submission 1 reported that the environmental impact of mining has led to a series of violations of economic, social and cultural rights.
The authors of joint submission 4 also make similar observations on the basis of the recommendations accepted by Madagascar concerning female migrants.
The joint submission highlighted the influence and power of transnational corporations throughout the world, and the inadequate means currently available to ensure oversight of their activities.