Examples of using Ngos should in English and their translations into Russian
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NGOs should receive a list of NGOs whose status has been suspended or withdrawn.
I therefore repeat what I have proposed on many occasions: that NGOs should be given a voice in the plenary meetings.
NGOs should submit their reports to the treaty bodies well in advance of the examination of the relevant State party's report;
national NGOs should widely disseminate them to the national media,
Voluntary establishment: the starting point for any law on NGOs should be the right of any natural
Finally, NGOs should devote more attention to economic and social rights,
It was stated that NGOs should work together to enhance acceptance of various groups and opinions.
NGOs should keep in mind that improving the human rights situation on the ground is an ongoing process.
NGOs should generally have their accounts audited by an institution
NGOs should submit an annual report to their members or directors on their accounts and activities.
NGOs should generally be able to request suspension of administrative action requiring that they stop particular activities.
Indeed, the view was expressed that national NGOs should play the lead role in their societies with internally displaced populations.
He strongly disagreed with Mr. Rechetov's view that NGOs should participate actively in the preparation of States parties' reports.
including NHRIs and NGOs should actively seek out information in that context.
Once registered in the system, NGOs should upload the required information which can be submitted in English
NGOs should be presumed to be operating legally until it is proven otherwise, in particular, during the entire registration process;
Information received from NGOs should be sent not only to the country rapporteur, but to all members.
Interaction between governments and NGOs should be aimed at increasing the NGO participation in the process of decision-making on the issues of public interest.
The Special Rapporteur considers that NGOs should be allowed to speak during the interactive dialogue at the Working Group stage of the UPR.
The JIU considers that NGOs should be used,