Übersetzung für "Human rights observer " (Englisch → Deutsch) :

charter on human rights [ bill of human rights | convention on human rights | declaration of human rights | international charter on human rights ]

UN Human Rights Council [ HRC | Human Rights Council | UNCHR | UN Commission on Human Rights | UN Human Rights Commission | United Nations Commission on Human Rights | United Nations Human Rights Commission | United Nations Human Rights Council ]

human rights [ attack on human rights | human rights violation | protection of human rights ]

observing human behaviour | study human behaviour | evaluate human behaviour | observe human behaviour

international human rights legislation | multi national human rights legislation | international human right rules | international human rights law

advocate victims of human rights abuses | aid victims of human rights abuses | help victims of human rights abuses | support victims of human rights violations

Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Dignity of the Human Being with regard to the Application of Biology and Medicine | Convention on Human Rights and Biomedicine | European Convention on Human Rights and Biomedicine | Oviedo Convention

Convention of 4 November 1950 for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms | European Convention on Human Rights [ ECHR ]

18. Welcomes the important role played by the African-led International Support Mission to Mali (AFISMA), which has laid the foundations for MINUSMA; welcomes, furthermore, the substantial African contingent within the MINUSMA mission, and in particular the AU’s decision to send human rights observers embedded within it; hopes that both these features continue as standard in African operations; welcomes the fact that both Malian authorities and armed groups promised in the interim peace accord to facilitate the observers’ deployment; welcomes the arrival of observers in Gao and Timbuktu, and hopes that it will soon be possible also t ...[+++]o deploy observers in Kidal, reflecting the importance of investigating allegations of human rights abuses in the north by all sides of the Mali conflict; welcomes, furthermore, the Commission’s support to these observers and its endeavour to train and deploy additional local and regional civil society observers through the European Instrument for Democracy and Human Rights; urges the EU to learn lessons from this experience and, drawing on the assistance of stakeholders in Mali’s national and local civil society, to explore appropriate ways to have available pools of trained experts, who could be quickly deployed on the ground in urgent situations to give professional advice to EU policy-makers if necessary;

18. Welcomes the important role played by the African-led International Support Mission to Mali (AFISMA), which has laid the foundations for MINUSMA; welcomes, furthermore, the substantial African contingent within the MINUSMA mission, and in particular the AU’s decision to send human rights observers embedded within it; hopes that both these features continue as standard in African operations; welcomes the fact that both Malian authorities and armed groups promised in the interim peace accord to facilitate the observers’ deployment; welcomes the arrival of observers in Gao and Timbuktu, and hopes that it will soon be possible also t ...[+++]o deploy observers in Kidal, reflecting the importance of investigating allegations of human rights abuses in the north by all sides of the Mali conflict; welcomes, furthermore, the Commission’s support to these observers and its endeavour to train and deploy additional local and regional civil society observers through the European Instrument for Democracy and Human Rights; urges the EU to learn lessons from this experience and, drawing on the assistance of stakeholders in Mali’s national and local civil society, to explore appropriate ways to have available pools of trained experts, who could be quickly deployed on the ground in urgent situations to give professional advice to EU policy-makers if necessary;

109. Notes that while most international observers and reports from the OHCHR, the African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights, the Robert F. Kennedy Center for Justice and Human Rights, and Human Rights Watch, have identified little evidence of systemic and institutional human rights violations in the camps, multiple actors, including the Moroccan Government, Moroccan NGOs and some former inhabitants of the Tindouf camps, have alleged that the Polisario authorities restrict inhabitants’ freedom of expression and freedom of movement; notes Polisario’s vigorous denials of these accusations and its willingness to cooperate with UN human rights agencies; calls, therefore, on Polisario to allow independent ...[+++]human rights observers full, regular and unfettered access to the camps, and for any allegations to be rigorously investigated;

112. Notes that while most international observers and reports from the OHCHR, the African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights, the Robert F. Kennedy Center for Justice and Human Rights, and Human Rights Watch, have identified little evidence of systemic and institutional human rights violations in the camps, multiple actors, including the Moroccan Government, Moroccan NGOs and some former inhabitants of the Tindouf camps, have alleged that the Polisario authorities restrict inhabitants’ freedom of expression and freedom of movement; notes Polisario’s vigorous denials of these accusations and its willingness to cooperate with UN human rights agencies; calls, therefore, on Polisario to allow independent ...[+++]human rights observers full, regular and unfettered access to the camps, and for any allegations to be rigorously investigated;