Examples of using Groups in English and their translations into Arabic
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This left many of the Soviet atrocities outside the United Nations definition of genocide, because the atrocities targeted political or economic groups rather than the ethnic, racial, religious, or national groups listed in the UN convention.
With regard to the human rights situation in Estonia, the Estonian representative's emotional statement had not changed his delegation's view that human rights violations and discrimination against Russians and other ethnic groups were continuing.
An appreciation for people's rights also encourages service providers to seek the knowledge required to understand and respond to the varying needs of different groups within society and hence reduce the likelihood that the needs of some groups will be overlooked.
Under the auspices of the relevant regional advisory groups on national accounts and economic statistics, considerable progress was made in developing programmes to implement the 2008 SNA and supporting economic statistics in the respective regions covered by the regional commissions.
The Court stated that it encompasses not just services and facilities available to all members of the public, but also to smaller, more restricted groups- for example, in the circumstances of that case, to services and facilities provided by a university to its students.
For the benefit of the various members of a family, namely women, men and children, and vulnerable social groups, promotion, development and protection activities which might help to improve the social, health, legal and political aspects of their lives.
His delegation welcomed the structural reform of the intergovernmental machinery of UNCTAD as reflected in the creation of three Ad Hoc Working Groups on Trade, Environment and Development, on the Role of Enterprises in Development, and on Trading Opportunities in the New International Context.
He also interacted with other stakeholders in Cambodia, including the leaders of the opposition party, ordinary citizens, groups of youths and students,
An ombudsman for minorities had also been set up in Finland in 2001 as a way to promote good relations among ethnic groups in society and to monitor and enhance the status and rights of foreigners and ethnic minorities.
Doubts remained, however, about the inclusion in the draft articles of non-international armed conflicts, even if the definition of such conflicts was restricted to cases where there was" protracted resort to armed force between governmental authorities and organized armed groups".
UNEP is a member of several working groups that deal with different strategic aspects of the System of Systems, such as the international cooperation subgroup(governance issues), the capacity-building subgroup(social benefits and developing countries issues).
In the search for a solution to the ULIMO conflict, the Special Representative has cautioned the leaders of both groups that the disintegration of ULIMO as an organization could disrupt and possibly destroy the peace process.
(e) Establishment of a regional network in support of the above-stated activities, using existing groups for trade facilitation and liberalization and national trade facilitation bodies, establishing a virtual community of users of innovative trade facilitation and information exchange tools;
The focus of both Government security institutions and the Mission in this crisis enabled other armed groups to resume activity in North Kivu, South Kivu, the Ituri and Irumu districts of Orientale Province and in North Katanga(Mitwaba).
The Meeting established five working groups to focus on the following specific topics and respective education curriculum:(a)
Also calls upon Governments, where appropriate, to promote and support partnerships of all interested parties, particularly the private sector and community groups, in the implementation of the Habitat Agenda and Agenda 21 at the local level;
The Special Representative also held extensive discussions with members of the diplomatic community, the United Nations Country Team, representatives of the International Committee of the Red Cross(ICRC), international and local NGOs, and civil society groups.
Efforts should be made to increase the awareness and involvement of non-governmental organizations, women, local communities and other major groups in national planning, the development of environmentally sound and sustainable technologies, and the implementation of sustainable development programmes.
United Nations bodies, specialized agencies, international and regional organizations as well as non-governmental organizations and youth groups and organizations are engaged in implementing the Durban Declaration and Programme of Action.
Local opinion-making groups will provide forums for discussing the concerns of older persons and actions that must be taken in order to ensure the assessment, review and implementation of policies on ageing, both vertically and horizontally.