Examples of using Inalienability in English and their translations into Spanish
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compatibility with the democratic system, inalienability of certain rights.
It stresses that, in accordance with the principle of the inalienability of peace, which has become an international right to peace,
b respect the inalienability of reserve lands;
Policy processes should be based on a human rights-based approach which upholds the universality, inalienability, indivisibility, interdependence
It maintains that, in accordance with the principle of the inalienability of peace, which has become an international right to peace,
and the principles of the inalienability and immunity from seizure of the lands.
it was suggested that the text should clarify that inalienability could flow from(a)
interdependence and inalienability of all human rights,
Political Rights, the trend in the jurisprudence of the Human Rights Committee, over 17 years' work, has been towards recognizing the inalienability of rights other than those listed in article 4, paragraph 2, of the Covenant.
in recognizing the inalienability of all rights inherent to the human person para. 17.
the Sub-Commission of the various international norms that ensure the inalienability of certain rights,
particularly as regards the concept of collective property rights, inalienability of sacred sites and secrecy with regard to their location.
The Human Rights Council should remind Member States the universality and inalienability of human rights, the close relationship
taking into account the universality, inalienability, indivisibility, interdependency
inviolability and inalienability of its territory, and national security.
criminal legislation must be based on recognition of the primacy and inalienability of human rights
above all recognition of the fundamental dignity of all members of the human family and the equality and inalienability of their rights, should be foremost among our priorities
Court of Human Rights have extended the inalienability of rights, as established by article 15, paragraph 2, by their interpretation of the scope of the words"absolutely necessary" used in article 2 to classify the use of force,
Universality and inalienability.
equality and inalienability;