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The user of fossils may be only the entrepreneur irrespective of the form of property including other legal and physical bodies in accordance with the established order. 2. (...) The actions mentioned in Points 1 and 5 are qualified as abuse of monopoly position irrespective of the consequences of performed actions. The actions mentioned in Points 2, 3, 4, 6, 7 are qualified as abuse of monopoly position if there are the consequences provided for by the points.

Under international law such activities in the occupied territories may be qualified as war crimes that entail criminal liability. Additionally, the natural and legal persons also in breach of corporate social responsibility and business ethics code, contribute to the continuation of Armenia’s occupation against Azerbaijan and violation of fundamental rights, including rights of return and rights of property of million more Azerbaijani internally displaced persons who were subject of ethnic cleansing.

Public hospitals report shortages of qualified personnel, with between 50 and 70 per cent of such posts vacant. 57. (...) Rights to education, information, property, access to justice and reputation 70. (...) A/HRC/48/59/Add.2 GE.21-14059 13 combination of these factors, aggravated by other effects of the sanctions, has further compromised the right to education. 74. The blocking of property, assets and bank accounts of citizens by foreign and correspondent banks, quite often because of overcompliance, has resulted in multiple violations of the right to property, including for third-country nationals, in particular through the termination of contracts with third-country companies. 75.

The war had caused serious Joss to native life and property and it has been estimated that in some areas the native population has been reduced very considerably. (...) The natives of the Territory generally suffered severe loss to persons and property, and a scheme of · compensation has been devised to cover death or injury and damage to property. (...) International Convention for the P rotection of Industrial Property, and Final Protocol (2nd June, 1911) . . . . . - · · · · · · · · · · Treaty of Peace between the Allied and Associated Powers and Germany, with Protocol (281h June, 1919) . . . . . . • • .. · · · ..

Each member of the Trusteeship Council shall designate one specially qualified person to represent it therein. FUNCTIONS AND POWERS Article 87 The General Assembly and, under its authority, the Trusteeship Council, in carrying out their functions, may: a. consider reports submitted by the Administering Authority; b. accept petitions and examine them in consulta· tion with the Administering Authority; c. provide for periodic visits to the respective Trust Territories at times agreed upon with the Administer- ing Authority; and d. take these and other actions in conformity with the terms of the trusteeship ap"eements.

GE.02-50174 (F) 050402 120402 Conférence des Nations Unies sur le commerce et le développement Distr. GÉNÉRALE TD/B/COM.2/CLP/25 1er février 2002 FRANÇAIS

Where provided for in this Agreement, a qualified majority shall be understood as an affirmative vote of two thirds of the total voting power of the members. (...) A Director shall continue in office until his successor has been chosen and qualified. Alternates shall have full power to act for the respective Director when he is not present. (...) Article 23 – Special Funds (a) The establishment and administration of Special Funds by the Bank shall be approved by the Board of Governors by a qualified majority and shall follow the purposes set forth in Article 2 of this Agreement.

E/CN.4/995 E/CJIJ. 6/522 English 7 (b) In resolution 2447 (XXIII) on education of youth in the respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms adopted at the same meeting, the General Assembly requested the Secretary-General to organize, within the frame-Hork of the programme of advisory services in the field of human rights, and in co-operation with interested Governments, seminars with the participation of persons specially qualified in subjects of particular concern to youth, including youth leaders; (c) In resolution 2449 (XXIII) on legal aid adopted at the same meeting the Assembly requested the Secretary-General, in consultation with the appropriate United Nations organs, specialized agencies and other intergovernmental organs concerned, to provide the necessary resources within the limits of the programme of advisory services in the field of human rights to facilitate expert and other technical assistance to Member States seeking to extend the availability of competent legal aid. 8. (...) The right to work, including trade union rights and fair conditions of employment; 4. The right to property, including consideration of individual and corporate property rights and taxation policy and of foreign investment in relation to national developrr~nt programmes and to national sovereignty over natural resources; 5. (...) ANNEX II SELEC'IED LIST OF FIELDS IN vTHICH HUMAN RIGHTS FELLOWSHIPS HAVE BEEN AWARDED Protection of human rights in a multi-national society; E/CN.4/995 E/CN.6/522 English Annex II Page l The right of asylum, with special reference to measures safeguarding the human rights of refugees; Measures designed to advance observance of the human rights of the indigenous population, with particular reference to matters concerning sedentarization of nomads; Protection of the human rights of immigrants and resident aliens; Advancement of human rights in the formulation and implementation of economie and social legislation; Advancement of human rights in a newly independent country, with particular emphasis on the effects of social change and urbanization on the composition of the prison population and the protection of human rights in the administration of penal institutions; Participation in local administration as a means of promoting human rights; Legislation, decrees and regulations concerning human rights, in relation to the implementation of national development plans; Implementation of the economie and social rights contained in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, with particular reference to legislative provisions concerning young persans, married women and persans in lower income groups; Protection Of rights relating tc individual ownership of property; Methods of implementation at the national level of international conventions on human rights with regard to both law and practice; Judicial organization and administration in relation to the protection of h~~an rights; Protection of human rights in the administration of justice; Protection of human rights of juvenile delinquents in the administration of justice in children 1 s courts; Role of the police in the protection of human rights with particular reference to the special needs of new immigrants and of groups of varying ethnie origins; 1 ...

Resolution of housing, land and property issues..................................................... 27–29 10 V. (...) Moreover, accession to property has contributed to confidence-building among the IDPs. (...) In order to facilitate the resolution of property issues, it would be crucial to undertake a thorough review of the various types of property-like rights which prevailed in Abkhazia, Georgia when the IDPs fled the region.

The Kosovo Property Agency is the mass claims mechanism for dealing with property claims and it works in parallel with the courts of A/HRC/26/33/Add.2 6 GE.14-04218 Kosovo. (...) IV. Housing, land and property 26. The process of resolving property issues in Kosovo faces many challenges, hindering returns and the prospects for IDPs to freely choose between returning and other durable solutions. (...) Potentially, if the taxes are not paid, IDPs are denied access to copies of their property documents and are prevented from regaining their property. 30.