GENERAL ASSEMBLY, 1ST SESSION, 2ND COMMITTEE, 5TH MEETING, 25 JANUARY 1946
He considered that the provision in
the UNRRA Council resolution which exempted
invaded countries from an obligatory contribu-
tion of one per cent was an equitable one.
(...) FERNANDEZ Y MEDINA (Uruguay) paid
a tribute to the work of UNRRA, but explained
that his country, which had already large inter-
national commitments, could not guarantee to
agree to a further obligatory contribution of
one per cent of the national income. (...) Momz DE ARAGAO (Brazil) explained
that, while his delegation would support the
resolution, it maintained its previous position
that it could not agree to a further obligatory
contribution until its resources justified it.
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY, 1ST SESSION, 2ND COMMITTEE, 4TH MEETING, 25 JANUARY 1946
It could not therefore
agree to a further obligatory contribution of one
per cent. There were several countries non-
members of UNRRA which were in an economic
position to contribute to its work and he felt
that they should not be excluded.
(...) TANGE (A~stralia) explained that his
Government, which had until recently heavy
commitments in order to supply the Allies,
would be unable to agree to a further obligatory
contribution of one per cent of the na.ional in-
come until it could see a reasonable prospect of
making the corresponding supplies available.
(...) He considered that the provision in
the UNRRA Council resolution which exempted
invaded countries from an obligatory contribu-
tion of one per cent was an equitable one.
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HERNDL propose de remplacer, dans la dernière phrase, le membre de phrase «as an
obligatory act» (comme un acte obligatoire) par «considering it as a necessary burden»
(considéré comme une tâche nécessaire).
6. (...) Avtonomov,
daccoler ladjectif «obligatory» (obligatoire) aux termes «reporting process» (processus de
présentation des rapports).
8.
Langue:Français
Ponctuation: 1077426.9
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PROMOTION AND PROTECTION OF ALL HUMAN RIGHTS, CIVIL, POLITICAL, ECONOMIC, SOCIAL AND CULTURAL RIGHTS, INCLUDING THE RIGHT TO DEVELOPMENT : INFORMATION / PRESENTED BY THE NETWORK OF NATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS INSTITUTIONS FOR THE PROMOTION AND PROTECTION OF HUMAN RIGHTS OF THE AMERICAS ; NOTE BY THE SECRETARIAT
Social Rights are not just a bill of rights or programmatic principles to let it realize
by governments pleasure according to good or bad economic situations but, indeed, they are
obligatory standards according to rule of law at the national and international levels
especially United Nations international human rights system.
2. (...) It is important that National Human Rights Institutions continue to focus their efforts
on the realization of Social Rights, placing this as a priority in all of their activities and
their range of action, and specially, in resolving the complaints received, processing
specific cases by profession and reporting on the cases in order to give recommendations to
Governments, keeping in mind that Social Rights are obligatory and judicial processes on
serious violations of these rights must take place wherever the case.
12.
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Ponctuation: 1038807
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I AM REPRESENTING the Government of:
a United Nations Organization
an Intergovernmental Organization (IGO)
a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) (ECOSOC accredited) Year of Accreditation: ____________
University Chamber of Commerce NGOs (Not ECOSOC accredited) Private Sector Other organizations, agencies, etc Myself as a private citizen
I WILL BE ATTENDING: (Select exactly ONLY ONE meeting option)
Speaker
Delegation Member 1. 3rd International Forum on Trade Facilitation: Paperless Trade: Building a Roadmap for Efficient and Secure International Trade
Participant/Observer 20-22 June 2005
Speaker 2.
3rd International Forum on Trade Facilitation AND the Joint United Nations Regional Commissions Workshop (by invitation ONLY) Participant
20-22 June 2005
Speaker
Head of Delegation
Delegation Member 3. 3
rd International Forum on Trade Facilitation AND the 11th session of the UN/CEFACT Plenary
Participant/Observer
20-24 June 2005
Head of Delegation
Delegation Member 4. 11th session of the UN/CEFACT Plenary (accreditation by your National Head of Delegation to UN/CEFACT required)
Participant/Observer 22-24 June 2005
Organization/Enterprise: Title in Organization/Enterprise:
Passport or ID Number: (obligatory)
Valid until: dd/mm/yy (obligatory)
Official Telephone Number: + Fax: +
E-mail Address: URL:
Postal Address:
City: Postal Code: Country:
Address in Geneva:
If you require an entry visa for Switzerland, please send an e-mail to karen.taylor@unece.org together with this registration form indicating your date of arrival in Switzerland, date of departure from Switzerland and the fax number as well as the postal address of the Swiss Consulate closest to your duty station (see http://www.eda.admin.ch/eda/e/home.html)
Dates for which the visa is needed : From: _______________________ To: _______________________
mailto:karen.taylor@unece.org
Security Identification Section Open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. non-stop
Security ID Section Entry
DOOR 11 Security Rooms 4 to 12
IV to XII
ENTRY/EXIT Cars and
Pedestrians
DOOR 2 Medical Service
Rooms C-3 & A-R
DOOR 40 Rooms 17 to 27 XVII to XXVII
Villa Le Bocage
DOOR 13 OR 15 Assembly Hall
& Room 16 XVI
DOOR 6 Bookstore“Naville”
Post Office Bank
Rooms 1 to 3
H-3 & F-3
La Pelouse
DOOR 20 Library
DOOR 1 SAFI
ENTRY for authorized persons only
on foot
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PROVISIONAL AGENDA TO BE HELD AT THE PALAIS DES NATIONS, STARTING ON WEDNESDAY, 22 JUNE 2005 : ECONOMIC COMMISSION FOR EUROPE, COMMITTEE FOR TRADE, INDUSTRY AND ENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT, CENTRE FOR TRADE FACILITATION AND ELECTRONIC BUSINESS (UN/CEFACT), 11TH SESSION, 22-23 JUNE 2005
I AM REPRESENTING
the Government of:
a United Nations
Organization
an Intergovernmental Organization
(IGO)
a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) (ECOSOC
accredited)
Year of Accreditation: ____________
University Chamber of Commerce NGOs (Not ECOSOC accredited)
Private Sector Other organizations, agencies, etc Myself as a private citizen
I WILL BE ATTENDING: (Select exactly ONLY ONE meeting option)
Speaker
Delegation Member 1.
3rd International Forum on Trade Facilitation:
Paperless Trade: Building a Roadmap for Efficient
and Secure International Trade
Participant/Observer
20-22 June 2005
Speaker
2.
3rd International Forum on Trade Facilitation AND the
Joint United Nations Regional Commissions Workshop
(by invitation ONLY) Participant
20-22 June 2005
Speaker
Head of Delegation
Delegation Member
3. 3
rd International Forum on Trade Facilitation AND the
11th session of the UN/CEFACT Plenary
Participant/Observer
20-24 June 2005
Head of Delegation
Delegation Member 4.
11th session of the UN/CEFACT Plenary (accreditation
by your National Head of Delegation to UN/CEFACT
required)
Participant/Observer
22-24 June 2005
Organization/Enterprise: Title in Organization/Enterprise:
Passport or ID Number:
(obligatory)
Valid until: dd/mm/yy
(obligatory)
Official Telephone Number: + Fax: +
E-mail Address: URL:
Postal Address:
City: Postal Code: Country:
Address in Geneva:
If you require an entry visa for Switzerland, please send an e-mail to karen.taylor@unece.org together with this registration form
indicating your date of arrival in Switzerland, date of departure from Switzerland and the fax number as well as the postal
address of the Swiss Consulate closest to your duty station (see http://www.eda.admin.ch/eda/e/home.html)
Dates for which the visa is needed : From: _______________________ To: _______________________
To be returned to:
No later than 31 May 2005
Ms.
Langue:Français
Ponctuation: 1026541.6
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POUR EN SAVOIR PLUS
Cours de formation de l'OMC
Propriété intellectuelle
Le commerce et l'environnement
Le commerce et le développement
L'OMC et l'OMPI
L'OMC et l'OMS
la coopération entre l'OMS, l'OMPI et l'OMC
L'OMC et les autres organisations
LIENS EXTÉRIEURS
Organisation mondiale de la propriété intellectuelle (OMPI)
Organisation mondiale de la santé (OMS)
Types d'événements:
WIPO-WIPO advanced course on intellectual property for government officials
WIPO-WTO colloquiums for teachers of intellectual property
WHO-WIPO-WTO joint technical symposiums
WTO workshops on trade and public health
WTO workshops on the implementation of Article 66.2 of the TRIPS Agreement – incentives to transfer technology to least developed countries
Events related to least developed countries’ priority needs
Others
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Cours conjoint avancé OMPI-OMC sur la propriété intellectuelle pour les fonctionnaires gouvernementaux
Destiné aux fonctionnaires des pays en développement et des économies en transition, ce cours vise à renforcer les capacités des pays participants à suivre et à façonner l'évolution de la situation internationale, ainsi qu'à mener des évaluations éclairées sur les questions de politique en matière de propriété intellectuelle.
mars 2019
mars 2018
mars 2017
mars 2015
mars 2014
mars 2013
mars 2012
mai 2011
avril 2010
octobre 2009
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Colloques OMPI-OMC à l'intention des enseignants du droit de la propriété intellectuelle
Destinés aux professeurs de droit de la propriété intellectuelle des pays en développement et des économies en transition, ces colloques ont pour but d'aider les enseignants à mieux connaître les institutions de Genève, les négociations et les autres activités relatives au droit de la propriété intellectuelle ainsi que les politiques en la matière, et de renforcer dans leur pays la recherche indépendante, l'analyse des politiques et l'enseignement dans le domaine du droit international de la propriété intellectuelle dans ses divers contextes.
haue de page
WHO-WIPO-WTO joint technical symposiums
Open to the public, through obligatory registration, including delegations in Geneva to the WHO, WIPO and WTO, representatives of international and philanthropic organizations, experts on intellectual property, trade, health and related topics, civil society organizations, academics and all interested individuals and organizations.
Langue:Français
Ponctuation: 1024094.2
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REPORT OF THE WORKING GROUP ON ARBITRARY DETENTION : ADDENDUM
DEPRIVATION OF LIBERTY OF PERSONS WITH MENTAL
HEALTH PROBLEMS AND OF “DANGEROUS” PERSONS ..... 94 - 101 21
A. Obligatory mental health care ..................................................... 94 - 96 21
B.
Langue:Français
Ponctuation: 973828.5
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PROMOTION AND PROTECTION OF ALL HUMAN RIGHTS, CIVIL, POLITICAL, ECONOMIC, SOCIAL AND CULTURAL RIGHTS, INCLUDING THE RIGHT TO DEVELOPMENT : INFORMATION PRESENTED BY THE COMMISSIONER FOR HUMAN RIGHTS (OMBUDSMAN) OF AZERBAIJAN : NOTE / BY THE SECRETARIAT
According to the Article 42 of the Constitution of the Republic of Azerbaijan:
• Every citizen has the right to education;
• The state guarantees free obligatory secondary education;
• The system of education is under the state control;
A/HRC/26/NI/1
4 GE.14-04272
• The state guarantees continuation of education for most privileged persons
irrespective of their financial position;
• The state establishes minimum educational standards.
(...) Furthermore, the Law on the Rights of the Child stipulates the children’s right to education
and prohibition of evasion of children from obligatory general secondary education.
In all of its stages the education system should give correct direction to the formation of
independent thinking and democratic view of life. (...) In spite of the measures taken in the country in the field of children’s rights protection and
promotion, problems still exist and proactive participation and cooperation of state bodies
with local and international non-governmental institutions is obligatory for development
and implementation of integral strategy on children’s rights.
Langue:Français
Ponctuation: 969761.6
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REPORT OF THE WORKING GROUP ON THE QUESTION OF THE USE OF MERCENARIES AS A MEANS OF VIOLATING HUMAN RIGHTS AND IMPEDING THE EXERCISE OF THE RIGHT OF PEOPLE TO SELF-DETERMINATION : ADDENDUM
Similarly it is necessary: to define and delimit functions which
can be outsourced and for which national rules should be formulated; to adopt legislation and set
up supervisory machinery, in respect of those activities; to establish a registration and licensing
system and penalties; to lay down rules concerning the respect for human rights and international
humanitarian law; to make it obligatory to provide personnel with proper training also
encompassing human rights standards; to establish effective arrangements for selecting vetting
applicants; and lastly to make it obligatory to present periodic reports and to introduce a
monitoring system.
Langue:Français
Ponctuation: 863428.3
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