Examples of using The draft general comment in English and their translations into Arabic
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As clearly stated in the draft general comment, the guarantee of equality set out in the first sentence of article 14, paragraph 1, applied regardless of the nature of proceedings, meaning that extradition could be included.
Mr. BÁN, speaking as Chairman/Rapporteur of the Working Group on Article 40 of the Covenant, introduced the draft general comment on article 25(CCPR/C/53/CRP.1), which had been prepared by the Working Group on the basis of a draft by Mrs. Evatt.
wondered if that should be taken into account in the draft general comment.
covered by article 4) and derogation was one that the draft general comment should address.
In line with the decision of the Committee ' s Bureau of 20 March 2002, the draft general comment was circulated for comments and observations to the other treaty bodies and other interested intergovernmental and non-governmental organizations.
At its forty-eighth session, the Committee continued to discuss the draft general comment on the implementation of article 14 by States parties and began the process of its adoption, with a final reading of the text.
The draft general comment on Article 9 on accessibility was prepared by the Committee pursuant to Rule 47, paragraphs 1
After an exchange of views in which Lord COLVILLE, Mr. ANDO, Mr. KRETZMER, Mr. BHAGWATI, Ms. EVATT, Mr. BUERGENTHAL and Mr. KLEIN took part, the CHAIRPERSON said that the Committee had decided to delete paragraph 1 of the draft General Comment.
Reference is made to the Government ' s letter of 28 February 2014, whereby the Government sent its comments to the Committee on the draft general comment on Article 12 of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities.
Mr. O ' Flaherty said that he had included a section on the relationship between articles 19 and 20 in the draft general comment because he felt that it would be somewhat artificial to ignore the link between the two articles.
Mr. O ' Flaherty, supported by Sir Nigel Rodley, said that the reference to other rights guaranteed under the Covenant had been included in order to recall the infrastructural nature of the freedom of expression vis-à-vis other rights, as established in paragraph 3 of the draft general comment.
Firstly, the comments would benefit from a more detailed analysis of the" unreasonable restrictions" referred to in article 25 and of the type of" restrictions" mentioned in paragraph 4 of the draft general comment which might be regarded as legitimate.
Mr. Glélé Ahanhanzo, supported by Ms. Chanet and Mr. Amor, pointed out that the draft general comment failed to address the essential question of who was responsible for safeguarding the independence of the judiciary.
Mr. Lallah stressed that the draft general comment should mention articles 2
Ms. EVATT said that, in the period since the draft general comment had been drawn up, the Committee had learned of other issues relating to that paragraph, such as the practice of subjecting women to pregnancy tests before they were hired.
Lord COLVILLE proposed, in the light of the deletion of paragraph 2, that only the final sentence of paragraph 3, on the draft general comment on article 4 submitted by Mr. Scheinin, should be retained.