Examples of using Aspects of the right in English and their translations into Arabic
{-}
-
Colloquial
-
Political
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Computer
In view of the gravity and scale of the human rights violations documented by the Truth Commission, the Committee is concerned that the National Reparations Programme does not appear to fully guarantee all aspects of the right to adequate reparation, and also that the Programme does not provide for the involvement of victims at every stage of its implementation and does not have an adequate budget or clear legal framework for its work(article 2 of the Covenant).
States parties may obtain guidance on appropriate indicators, which should address different aspects of the right to the protection of the moral and material interests of the author, from the World Intellectual Property Organization(WIPO),
For this reason, while inevitably referring to some aspects of the right to protest linked to the promotion of this right and encouraging defenders, Governments and other stakeholders to fully explore this analytical approach and come up with good practices
Expresses its appreciation to the Special Rapporteur for his effective contribution to the mediumterm review of the implementation of the Rome Declaration on World Food Security and the Plan of Action of the World Food Summit, through the submission to the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights of his recommendations on all aspects of the right to food, and his participation in and contribution to the proceedings of that event;
Health security covers all aspects of the right of every individual to the highest attainable standard of physical
Moreover, while the notion of progressive realization acknowledges that some aspects of the right to food may be realized only over time owing to resource constraints, including budgetary constraints, States still have a core obligation" to ensure for everyone under its jurisdiction access to the minimum essential food which is sufficient, nutritionally adequate and safe, to ensure their freedom from hunger"(see E/1991/23-E/C.12/1990/8, annex III, para. 10 and E/C.12/1999/5, para. 14).
It took note with interest of the draft international convention on housing rights, contained in the second progress report(chap. IX). The Sub-Commission invited States, United Nations specialized and other agencies, international and regional intergovernmental organizations, and non-governmental and community-based organizations to provide the Special Rapporteur with their views and comments on all aspects of the right to adequate housing, in particular the draft international convention on housing rights, for consideration in the preparation of his final report.
In the context of the right to health, guarantees of non-repetition include improving protection of health workers in conflict areas; providing clear codes of conduct on the appropriate use of medical facilities in conflict; training of, and awareness-raising among, appropriate actors, including law enforcement, on all aspects of the right to health; undertaking legal reforms including enacting laws that mandate noninterference with the impartial provision of health care; and setting up independent dispute settlement and monitoring systems.
CHARTS RELATING TO ASPECTS OF THE RIGHT TO DEVELOPMENT.
This aspect of the right not to be arbitrarily displaced implicitly derives from the rights to freedom of movement and residence, to the inviolability of the home and to housing.
Recent developments suggest that aspects of the rights to water and sanitation will also be included in the GLAAS report for 2012.
Celebrations covered all aspects of the rights of the child, stressing the problems of providing assistance to children in difficult situations.
States must therefore ensure that this aspect of the right to health is fully realized.
In this respect, it was pointed out that the aspect of the rights of victims had not been paid sufficient attention in the international debate.
While some aspects of the rights to water and sanitation are subject to progressive realization, human rights law also contemplates obligations of immediate effect that should dictate State priorities and decision-making in the short term.
That obligation is a necessary prerequisite to the realization of nearly every aspect of the right to health and required under States ' obligation to make use of maximum available resources to ensure full realization of the right(General Comment No. 14, para. 33).
Several aspects of the rights of children deserved special attention, such as the empowerment of the girl child through education and reproductive health care and the protection of children affected by armed conflict.