Civil rights primarily gravitates around issues such as discrimination, accommodation, suffrage (voting), and to a lesser extent, property rights.

Part II then considers the extent to which human rights law is applicable extraterritorially, again in the light of the practice of human rights bodies.

To what extent, if any, did the National Human Rights Commission get involved in such issues?

The communications to the Human Rights Committee and to the ECHR are to a large extent identical.

The importance of this in the protection of human rights is underscored by the fact that the implementation of all other rights depend to a large extent upon proper administration of justice.

Women have advocated penal code reform and equal rights in the constitution, and have succeeded to a certain extent.

The ban on limitations of basic human rights and freedoms that the Covenant either does not recognize or recognizes only to some extent

Central authorities will have to determine the extent to which rights and access to high value areas can be decentralized.

In his view, the Tribunal's power to impose capital punishment demonstrated the extent to which it contravened international human rights standards.

But, while criticism of China s human rights record clearly has merit, it is important not to lose sight of the extent of genuine political change in China.

Substantive issues Extent to which logging may be carried out by State authorities before it will be considered to violate the rights of reindeer herders

To this extent a number of NGOs have been providing human rights education to women and men including officers of the Government such as police and teachers.

The expression determination is used to refer not only to the ascertainment or verification of the existence of the rights protected, but also to the evaluation or assessment of the substance, including content, scope and extent, of such rights.

The ad shows the extent to which the language of human rights has become politicized. As was true of religious zealotry in the past, the ideology of human rights is being invoked to defend or obscure the oppression of others.

The Committee considers that, to the extent that the restriction relates to the rights of Presidential candidates, this restriction may also fall within the terms of article 19, paragraph 3 (a) (necessary for the respect of the rights of others).

Extent of the Phenomenon of Domestic Violence

Property rights are ultimately sanctioned by society, and, to the extent that they seem to be unfair, society has an incentive to change them.

Parliament as an essential institution in a democracy is crucial to the extent that corruption among parliamentarians has a negative impact on the enjoyment of all rights by citizens, be they civil, economic, political, social or cultural rights.

Throughout American history, threats to national security, whether real or imagined, have led to clampdowns on the rights of citizens and, to a far greater extent, on the rights of immigrants and others suspected of acting in the interests of alien forces.

Such an examination requires a candid appraisal of the extent to which existing United Nations human rights treaty monitoring bodies and special procedures have been able to address the compatibility of States' counter terrorism measures with their international human rights obligations.

As a separate but related issue, the paper considers the extent to which human rights law is applicable outside the national territory of a party to a conflict.

Previously, various theories as to the nature and extent of the rights relative to or exercisable over the continental shelf had been advanced by jurists, publicists and technicians.

On the contrary, institutional, economic and social conditions in Yemen to some extent make it more difficult to ensure the proper implementation of human rights and human freedoms.

The scope and extent of data collection

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Extent of multisectoral responses and networking mechanisms

Despite the political commitment to the protection and promotion of human rights in Mongolia, the country was hampered to a great extent by its knowledge gap and capacity gap.

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The second question, which is related to but distinct from the second, is the extent to which the State has human rights obligations outside national territory.

Layla's letters revealed the extent of her racism.

Extent of the Phenomenon of Sexual Violence against Women

Knowledge of the extent of the phenomenon seemed unclear.

The extent of creditor countries losses would depend on the extent of the depreciation, giving them an interest in keeping the depreciation within bounds.

Additionally, we have incorporated in this Report, to the extent possible, valuable input from the National Commission for Human Rights, the dictum of which was asked for, according to statutory regulations.

The government's response to these efforts will be an important indicator of whether and to what extent Putin's administration intends to include human and political rights within its so called dictatorship of law.

But the extent of misalignment remains an open question.

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Such disturbing developments reveal the extent to which Governments and employers are prepared to suppress workers' rights to win a competitive edge in today's cut throat global markets.

In April, the Afghan Independent Human Rights Commission and the United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) resumed their joint effort, successfully undertaken for the 2004 election, to evaluate the extent to which political rights can be freely exercised.

In affirming the rights to which people affected by leprosy and their family members are entitled, the Principles and Guidelines reveal the extent of discrimination and the forms that it has taken.

The regional economic integration organization shall in that case have the rights and obligations of a Contracting State, to the extent that that organization has competence over matters governed by this Convention.

We are aware of the full extent of changes, reforms and improvements we have to achieve internally to meet the rigorous European standards for economic development, good governance, democracy, political freedom and human rights.

A State party can derogate some of its rights only by law and to the extent of conformity with law, and exclusively with a view to the general well being in a democratic society.

The extent of rights depends on the length of pension seniority and salary levels that the insured had during his work period, or the base amounts paid as contributions for pension and disability insurance.