Examples of using Geneva declaration in English and their translations into Russian
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The Geneva Declaration contains a series of measures that aim to reduce the harmful impact of armed violence on social
The Meeting considered a draft Geneva Declaration(ECE/MP. PRTR/2010/L.1), containing a statement of commitment
Accordingly, Thailand has adopted the Geneva Declaration on Armed Violence
The Geneva Declaration on Armed Violence
As an independent monitoring instrument, it supports the implementation of the Geneva Declaration on Armed Violence and Development in developing solid
As a result, the Geneva Declaration has been endorsed by 102 countries from all regions of the world.
The Geneva Declaration aims to develop responses to the problem
I hereby encourage those Member States that have not yet done so to subscribe to the Geneva Declaration and its principles.
In that spirit, in 2006 Guatemala signed the Geneva Declaration on Armed Violence
The Geneva Declaration negotiated by Kofi Annan on June 30 foresaw the deployment of a peace force if the Syrian government
Attended the following regional follow-up meetings on the Geneva Declaration on Armed Violence and Development.
In this context, we welcome the Geneva Declaration on Armed Violence
and adopted the Geneva Declaration on Armed Violence and Development.
They were part of the preparations for the second Ministerial Review Conference on the Geneva Declaration that will be held in Geneva on 31 October
Welcome the fact that to date 94 countries have adopted the Geneva Declaration on Armed Violence
at the same time contributing to that awareness is the 2006 Geneva Declaration on Armed Violence and Development.
It is for this reason that Kenya joined other States in adopting the Geneva Declaration on Armed Violence and Development on 7 June 2006.
After that summit, a Geneva Declaration on Armed Violence and Development was adopted by the 42 States attending.
conventional weapons, and in meetings on the Geneva Declaration on Armed Violence and Development.
of children in 1924, when the Geneva Declaration on the Rights of the Child was adopted by the League of Nations.