That was the starting point of Principle 22 of the 1972 Stockholm Declaration and of Principle 13 of the 1992 Rio Declaration.

Recalling the Rio Declaration on Environment and Development of 13 June 1992,

The notion of liability and compensation for victims was duly reflected in principle 22 of the Stockholm Declaration and principle 13 of the Rio Declaration.

Reaffirming Principles 13 and 16 of the Rio Declaration on Environment and Development,

This approach is supported, indeed, by the terms of Principle 24 of the Rio Declaration, which provides that

Since the adoption of the Rio Declaration on Environment and Development and Agenda 21, the poor had continued to grow poorer and environmental degradation had also continued.

Recalling principle 20 of the Rio Declaration, paragraph 20 of the United Nations Millennium Declaration, goals 3 and 7 of the internationally agreed goals of the Millennium Declaration and the targets on water and slums and paragraph 20 of the Johannesburg Declaration on Sustainable Development,

Bearing in mind principles 2, 3, 4, 7, 10 and 11 of the Rio Declaration,

In international environmental law In international environmental law it is mentioned in Principle 16 of the Rio Declaration on Environment and Development.

Moreover, some of the provisions of draft principles 1, 2 and 5 did not seem to fall into the same category of principles as understood in the context of the Stockholm Declaration or the Rio Declaration.

As the Rio Declaration, adopted at the first Earth Summit in 1992, states Women have a vital role in environmental management and development.

The Rio Group continued to follow peacekeeping activities with interest, in particular the situation in Haiti, and remained committed to restoring political and social stability and democracy to that State, as contained in the Rio Declaration of November 2004.

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Ecuador considers that it is essential to apply the precautionary principle that has been recognized in many international agreements and other instruments, in particular the Rio Declaration on Environment and Development.

The Rio Group supported the proposal for the declaration of a second decade so as to encourage the adoption of new norms and policies aimed at ensuring full respect for indigenous rights.

Several delegations expressed their support for the principle of prompt and adequate compensation for victims, as reflected in draft principles 3 and 4, noting that principle 22 of the Stockholm Declaration on the Human Environment14 and principle 13 of the Rio Declaration12 offered sufficient basis.

The continued centrality of principle 25 of the Rio Declaration, which states Peace, development and environmental protection are interdependent and indivisible , was recognized.

These MEAs play an important role in fostering connections between human rights and the environment, in particular by enhancing the implementation of principle 10 of the Rio Declaration.

A Rio Report Card

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Río Negro

Río Gallegos

Rio Branco

Río Grande

Rio de Janeiro

That's Rio.

Río Arriba.

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They were no longer Geneva's lights, but more like Rio's.

Rio s Unsustainable Nonsense

The Olympic Village Río2016.

Rio Karma Media Device

Rio de Janeiro

Río San Juan

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Rio de Janeiro Declaration

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil