Examples of using Draft declaration in English and their translations into French
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Draft declaration to be issued by the Conference
Requests the Advisory Committee to submit its draft Declaration on Human Rights Education
The non-trade issues that have been referred to in the Conference's Draft Declaration are not the same as the multifunctionality principle that we have been defending.
Some indigenous representatives said that it was important to adopt the United Nations draft declaration on the rights of indigenous people before the end of the Decade.
In its resolution 1997/70, the Commission urged the working group to complete its task promptly and submit the draft declaration to the Commission.
Urges the working group to make every effort to complete its task and submit the draft declaration to the Commission;
Urges the working group to make every effort to complete its task and submit the draft declaration t the Commission at its fifty-second session;
endorse extending the Working Group's mandate, once the draft declaration had been finalized.
Expresses its appreciation to the Commission on Human Rights for finalizing the draft declaration;
A third preparatory meeting took place in May in Moscow where inter alia the draft Declaration was discussed.
the Delegation of Argentina expressed the following reserve with regard to operative paragraph 29 of the draft Declaration.
Some States said they could accept the term"indigenous peoples" throughout the draft declaration.
The eleventh session had also been very arduous because the Working Group had had to complete the draft declaration on the rights of indigenous peoples.
Yet, that was exactly the impression conveyed in some respects by the draft declaration submitted to the Sub-Commission.
The observer for Finland stated that his country was in favour of the use of the concept of self-determination in the draft declaration.
The IITC has participated at every stage of the progress of the draft declaration with great interest.
The Meetings of the Parties are expected to agree on the text of the draft declaration and on its adoption.
The objective of this consultation was to identify the key aspects that should be included in a revised version of the draft Declaration, to be presented
Originally developed in 1985, the draft Declaration was adopted in 1994 by the UN Sub-Commission on the Promotion
has submitted for the consideration of the Preparatory Committee at its third session the annexed proposals for amendments to the draft declaration and draft programme of action A/CONF.166/PC/L.22.