Examples of using Normative multilateral in English and their translations into Arabic
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In the meantime, it took note of the Commission's preliminary conclusions on reservations to normative multilateral treaties, particularly subparagraphs 1, 2 and 7(A/52/10, para. 157).
The Preliminary Conclusions of the International Law Commission on reservations to normative multilateral treaties including human rights treaties, which had been adopted by the Commission, substantially reflected the views expressed by the Special Rapporteur in his second report.
The International Law Commission adopted Preliminary Conclusions on reservations to normative multilateral treaties including human rights treaties at its forty- ninth session(12 May to 18 July 1997)(A/52/10, para. 157 et seq.).
On his second report173 and on the principal reactions to the Commission ' s preliminary conclusions on reservations to normative multilateral treaties, including human rights treaties.
Mr. Robinson(Jamaica) said it was surprising that after only three sessions, the Commission had reached conclusions, even preliminary ones, on the highly complex issue of reservations to normative multilateral treaties.
The regime had been envisaged as having universal applicability and there was therefore no need to establish a special regime for normative multilateral treaties, including human rights conventions.
It agreed with other delegations which had spoken previously that it was necessary to preserve the integrity and unity of the Vienna regime and that that regime should apply to all treaties, including normative multilateral treaties, and especially human rights treaties.
I refer to my letter of 9 April 1998, a/ in which I transmitted the initial reaction of the Human Rights Committee to the International Law Commission ' s Preliminary Conclusions on Reservations to Normative Multilateral Treaties, Including Human Rights Treaties.
In that connection, the Commission had requested the views of Governments on adjustments they considered necessary to introduce in the" Preliminary conclusions of the International Law Commission on Reservations to Normative Multilateral Treaties including Human Rights Treaties", adopted by the Commission at its forty-ninth session.
Takes note of the invitation by the International Law Commission to all treaty bodies set up by normative multilateral treaties that may wish to do so to provide, in writing, their comments and observations on the preliminary conclusions of the Commission on reservations to normative multilateral treaties, including human rights treaties…”.
In that perspective, the Commission would appreciate receiving the views of Governments on adjustments that they would consider it necessary or useful to introduce in the" Preliminary conclusions of the International Law Commission on Reservations to Normative Multilateral Treaties including Human Rights Treaties", adopted by the Commission at its fortyninth session.
On 24 November 1997, Mr. Alain Pellet, the then Chairman of the International Law Commission and Special Rapporteur on treaty reservations, wrote to the Chairperson of the Committee to invite the Committee to comment on the Commission's Preliminary Conclusions on Reservations to Normative Multilateral Treaties, including Human Rights Treaties.
Considers that the preliminary conclusions of the International Law Commission on reservations to normative multilateral treaties, including human rights treaties, may be inconsistent with general comment No. 24 of the Human Rights Committee and actions by other human rights treaty bodies;
Requests the Secretary- General to bring the preliminary conclusions of the International Law Commission on reservations to normative multilateral treaties, including human rights treaties, to the attention of the six human rights treaty bodies, and to ask them to transmit their views on the preliminary conclusions to the International Law Commission and the.
Treaties 50. The chairpersons continued their discussion of the preliminary conclusions adopted by the International Law Commission at its forty-seventh session relating to reservations to normative multilateral treaties and noted the third report on reservations to treaties submitted by Mr. Alain Pellet, Special Rapporteur, to the Commission at its fiftieth session in 1998.
Considers that these objectives apply equally in the case of reservations to normative multilateral treaties, including treaties in the area of human rights and that, consequently, the general rules enunciated in the above-mentioned Vienna Conventions are fully applicable to reservations to such instruments;
Mr. Yamada(Japan) said that his delegation was in general agreement with the Preliminary Conclusions of the International Law Commission on reservations to normative multilateral treaties, including human rights treaties, as outlined in paragraph 157 of its report(A/52/10).
It was all the more important that, as indicated in paragraph 7, specific clauses should be provided in normative multilateral treaties or that protocols to existing treaties should be elaborated if States sought to confer competence on the monitoring body for the performance of their general monitoring role.
Mr. Smejkal(Czech Republic) said that his delegation had noted with satisfaction that the International Law Commission had adopted its preliminary conclusions on reservations to normative multilateral treaties including human rights treaties, which were contained in paragraph 157 of the report(A/52/10).
On 24 November 1997, Mr. Alain Pellet, Chairman of the International Law Commission and Special Rapporteur on treaty reservations, wrote to the Chairperson of the Committee to invite the Committee to comment on the Commission's Preliminary Conclusions on Reservations to Normative Multilateral Treaties, including Human Rights Treaties.