(a) Voluntary Principles on Security and Human Rights (Voluntary Principles) a set of principles to guide companies in maintaining safety and security of their operations within a framework that ensures respect for human rights

Ms. Bader also discussed the application of the Voluntary Principles within various projects, including the creation of a community based security programme, the drafting of detailed operational guidelines, and the incorporation of the Voluntary Principles into legal documents.

The representative underlined the inadequacy of voluntary guidelines in this area, which had never been helpful to indigenous peoples.

Given that voluntary right to food guidelines had been adopted a year earlier, she wondered to what extent they had helped.

For example, the Voluntary Principles identified comprehensively responsibilities on business, but only in relation to security.

Voluntary Guidelines to Support the Progressive Realization of the Right to Adequate Food in the Context of National Food Security

Initiatives and standards, in particular the Voluntary Principles, had clarified the steps that stakeholders should take to respect human rights.

The Voluntary Principles could also be directed to private security companies themselves, rather than at only the extractive sector companies.

The Global Compact had also disseminated information to global audiences on the Voluntary Principles and other initiatives relating to the extractive sector.

One participant suggested that the International Committee of the Red Cross could become involved in training public security forces in order to support the implementation of the Voluntary Principles.

For example, while the Voluntary Principles had attracted home country interest, participants emphasized the importance of greater host country involvement.

The Voluntary Principles could extend to protect human rights in relationships beyond those between companies and public and private security.

In the view of that delegation, the voluntary guidelines developed by transnational corporations could be incorporated into the economic process as a whole to benefit the environment.

C. Voluntary repatriation

OHCHR and FAO also held an event to inform the membership of the Commission on Human Rights about the process and outcome of the voluntary guidelines during the sixty first session of the Commission.

Whether voluntary efforts along these lines, can provide a sufficiently strong basis for an effective crisis resolution mechanism has yet to be tested.

This may be assisted by systematic auditing.

2. Voluntary return of the refugees

VOLUNTARY REPATRIATION LOCAL SETTLEMENT

Voluntary repatriation

Voluntary Repatriation

Voluntary Repatriation

27. Agrees that the voluntary guidelines for the mitigation of space debris reflect the existing practices as developed by a number of national and international organizations, and invites Member States to implement those guidelines through relevant national mechanisms

The Voluntary Guidelines provide guidance to Governments on the incorporation of cultural, environmental and social considerations of indigenous and local communities into new or existing impact assessment procedures.

It's being used by NGOs all over East Africa, small NGOs doing their own little projects.

5. Welcomes the following voluntary commitments

6610 Voluntary export restraint arrangements

Akwé Kon Voluntary Guidelines

(a) Voluntary repatriation . 53 55 16

(a) Voluntary repatriation

(a) Voluntary repatriation . 53 55 14

(c) Voluntary repatriation . 50 12

B. Enforced or involuntary disappearances . 36 10

3. Voluntary repatriation

The memorandum of understanding and the letter of understanding emphasize international principles of voluntary return as well as Darfur specific agreements, and elaborate modalities for collaboration between the Government and its partners to ensure that return is in fact voluntary.

The future success of the Voluntary Principles would depend significantly on bolstering their legitimacy by considering ways to improve monitoring, for example, through the identification of methods for information collection and analysis.

The Code would set out voluntary guidelines and international standards for responsible practices with a view to ensuring the effective conservation, management and development of marine resources in harmony with the ecosystem and biodiversity.

Voluntary repatriation of Burundian refugees

Angola repatriation returnee programme

Significantly, a draft risk management tool had been drafted that proposed a series of questions for business, drawing on international standards, including the Voluntary Principles.

Voluntary repatriation programme The Ministry of Health and Welfare finances the International Organization for Migration for the voluntary repatriation of the victims.

The right to voluntary return in safety and dignity

VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS FOR 1992 AND PRIOR YEARS

And it's not to save money.

Welcoming the concrete recommendations contained in the Voluntary Guidelines to Support the Progressive Realization of the Right to Adequate Food in the Context of National Food Security adopted by the Council of the Food and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations,