Examples of using A draft general comment in English and their translations into Arabic
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At its 46th and 47th meetings(twenty-ninth session), held on 22 November 2002, the Committee considered, under agenda item 3, a draft general comment on the right to water.
The discussions held by the Committee at its thirtieth session, held in May 2003, on a draft general comment on article 3 of the Covenant(the equal right of men and women to the enjoyment of all economic, social and cultural rights), as a followup to the day of general discussion at its twentyeighth session in May 2002;
It had the task of studying the Committee ' s methods of work as well as a draft general comment on issues relating to reservations made by States parties upon ratification of
In addition, the Committee would begin its deliberations on a draft general comment on States parties ' obligations under the Optional Protocol to the Covenant and would consider the progress reports submitted by the Special Rapporteur for follow-up on concluding observations and the Special Rapporteur for follow-up on Views.
The Committee agreed that the issues outlined by the invited expert should be taken into account in a draft general comment and recommended that the draft general comment be prepared in conformity with its Outline for drafting general comments on specific rights of the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights(see annex IX below).
During the three sessions covered by this report, the Committee considered a draft general comment on article 25 of the Covenant at its 1384th,
During the three sessions covered by the present report, the Committee considered a draft general comment on article 25 of the Covenant at its 1384th,
Interpreting article 9 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, the Human Rights Committee recognized, in a draft general comment on liberty and security of person, that" liberty of the person is a right of profound importance, both for its own sake and because deprivation of liberty has historically been a principal means by which other human rights are suppressed.
At its thirty-second session, from 26 April to 14 May 2004, CESCR continued its consideration of a draft general comment on article 3 of the Covenant(the equal right of men and women to the enjoyment of all economic, social and cultural rights), and started examining a draft general comment on article 6(the right to work).
The Committee also began consideration of a draft general comment on forced eviction.
The Committee considered a draft general comment on article 3 of the Covenant.
At its sixty-sixth session, Mr. Scheinin submitted a draft general comment on article 4.
The Committee began its consideration of a draft general comment on persons with disabilities.
The Committee continued its consideration of a draft general comment on article 25 of the Covenant.
The Committee resumed its consideration of a draft general comment on article 25 of the Covenant.
At its sixty-second session, Mr. Klein submitted to the Committee a draft general comment on article 12.
The Committee adopted a draft general comment on the economic, social and cultural rights of the elderly.
At its sixty-second session, Mr. Eckart Klein submitted to the Committee a draft general comment on article 12.
The first was a draft general comment prepared by Mr. Klein, summarizing the existing jurisprudence of the Committee on article 12.