State party to respect and to ensure rights "to all individuals within its territory and subject to its jurisdiction", but it does not imply that the State party concerned cannot be held accountable for violations of rights under the Covenant which its... U.S. Policy Toward Lebanon: Hearing Before the Committee on International ... - Pagina 107de United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Internationl Relations, United States. Congress. House. Committee on International Relations - 1998 - 248 paginiVizualizare completă - Despre această carte
| E. Lauterpacht, C. J. Greenwood - 1985 - 712 pagini
...Covenant, wherever they occurred. 12.3 Article 2 ( 1 ) of the Covenant places an obligation upon a S tate party to respect and to ensure rights "to all individuals...held accountable for violations of rights under the Covenant which its agents commit upon the territory of another State, whether with the acquiescence... | |
| E. Lauterpacht, C. J. Greenwood - 1985 - 712 pagini
...the rights set forth in the Covenant, wherever they occurred. 10.3 Article 2 ( 1 ) of the Covenant places an obligation upon a State party to respect...its jurisdiction", but it does not imply that the [' 59I.LR. 444.) State party concerned cannot be held accountable for violations of rights under the... | |
| Tom Zwart - 1994 - 270 pagini
...2(1) of the Covenant — which places an obligation upon the State party to respect and to ensure the rights to all individuals within its territory and subject to its jurisdiction - formed a stumbling block. At first sight, the article lays down two cumulative conditions which would... | |
| Bimal Ghosh - 2000 - 277 pagini
...Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, requiring every state party to respect and to ensure human rights to 'all individuals within its territory and subject to its jurisdiction'. Human rights are inalienable and fundamental, but this does not mean that they are 'absolute'. Rights... | |
| Lars-Erik Cederman - 2001 - 288 pagini
...para.12 (1994). With respect to Article 2(1), the committee stated that the term within jurisdiction does not imply that the state party concerned cannot...held accountable for violations of rights under the covenant that its agents commit upon the territory of another state, whether with the acquiescence... | |
| Jochen Abr Frowein, Christiane E. Philipp - 2001 - 782 pagini
...modified this test in a later case by requiring only that the danger of such an effect be real.127 the State party concerned cannot be held accountable for violations of rights which its agents commit upon the territory of another State, whether with the acquiescence of the Government... | |
| Fons Coomans, Menno T. Kamminga - 2004 - 295 pagini
...differential obligations, that is, an obligation 'to respect and to ensure' and a jurisdictional provision 'to all individuals within its territory and subject to its jurisdiction' but also an obligation 'to ensure' which applies without jurisdictional limitation, that is, to all individuals... | |
| James C. Hathaway - 2005 - 1240 pagini
...UNHRC Comm. No. 56/1979, decided July 29, 1981, at paras. 10.1-10.3: "Article 2(1) of the Covenant places an obligation upon a state party to respect...state party concerned cannot be held accountable for violation of rights under the Covenant which its agents commit upon the territory of another state,... | |
| Wenche Barth Eide - 2005 - 565 pagini
...Political Rights (ICCPR) requires each State Party19 to respect and ensure the civil and political rights to all individuals within its territory and subject to its jurisdiction, without discrimination. Under Article 2 of the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural... | |
| Francisco Forrest Martin, Stephen J. Schnably, Richard Wilson, Jonathan Simon, Mark Tushnet - 2006 - 1028 pagini
...occurred. 12.3 Article 2( 1 ) of the Covenant places an obligation upon a State party to respect and ensure rights "to all individuals within its territory...held accountable for violations of rights under the Covenant which its agents commit upon the territory of another State, whether with the acquiescence... | |
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