Jurisdiction involves the assertion of authority, de facto or de jure.

(c) To abolish, in law and in practice, the use of stoning as a method of execution

Surely de jure recognition should follow without further delay.

The institute is housed in the building of the Faculty of Philosophy and is practically a branch of it.

Eritrea gained its independence from Ethiopia de facto on May 24, 1991, and de jure on May 24, 1993.

Although Latvia lost its sovereignty and independence de facto, its status as a State continued de jure.

This was especially true of the progress made in the de jure elimination of discrimination.

The Commission has for many good reasons given great importance to de jure standards.

True justice requires that all be equal before the judge, not just de jure but also de facto.

We have even gone beyond this stage now and we could call it a de jure annexation.

(b) To abolish, in law and in practice, public executions and other executions carried out in the absence of respect for internationally recognized safeguards

(e) To eliminate, in law and in practice, all forms of discrimination and other human rights violations against women and girls

As in most countries, there was still a gap between the de jure and the de facto implementation of the Nairobi Forward looking Strategies in Poland.

Virtually all the provisions that constituted de jure discrimination have been removed from the South African statute book.

1. To eliminate de facto or de jure discrimination against women in order to improve their social standing and quality of life.

The Court confirmed the de jure applicability of the Fourth Geneva Convention and then considered the applicability of HRsL.

Ms. Khan noted the progress that had been made towards de jure equality between men and women but expressed concern at the lack of substantive progress towards de facto equality.

Situation on the Ground Women in Pakistan have the same rights de jure as men to social and economic benefits.

Both the Constitution and the statutes under it, also demonstrate appreciation of the fact that discrimination may be either de facto or de jure.

57. The PAC pleaded with the Committee to continue to be seized with the question of South Africa until there was de facto and de jure majority rule in Azania.

Training courses on the preparation of reports incorporate inter alia reporting on women apos s human rights and status de jure and de facto.

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When they beat Waterloo on the last day of the 1987 88 season, the Tigers became England s first official champions.

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(a) To eliminate, in law and in practice, amputations, flogging and other forms of torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment

Equality between women and men was not only a legal concept (de jure) but also a substantive one (de facto), requiring the implementation of practical measures to ensure its effectiveness.

A landmark decision came on February 2, 1999, when Russia's Constitutional Court imposed a de jure moratorium on capital punishment.

The powers of the Prosecutor's Office must be brought into compliance with international standards in order to strengthen the independence of the courts and to achieve de jure and de facto equality of arms between the parties in judicial proceedings.

Second, the forthcoming general comment must reflect a substantive equality approach, which recognizes women's equality in both de jure and de facto senses.

China s leaders need to be persuaded that conceding this point does not imply letting Taiwan move towards de jure independence.

Despite the progress made in ensuring de jure equality for women in Japan, gender stereotypes and prejudice against women persisted.

3.2 States shall ensure that de facto and de jure discrimination on the above grounds is prohibited and that all persons, including refugees and displaced persons, are considered equal before the law.

The systematic exclusion in law or in fact of groups from positions of power, employment in State institutions and key professions such as teaching, the judiciary and the police.

The Convention thus contains the basis for policies that States parties should develop to enable women to enjoy internationally recognized human rights de facto and not just de jure

The Committee also regrets that it has not been informed in an unequivocal way about the Covenant apos s de jure and de facto status within the legal system of the Dominican Republic.

Since the NATO intervention in 1999, Kosovo has been de facto separated from Serbia and Montenegro, although de jure it remains part of that country.

They called on Israel, the occupying Power, to recognise the de jure applicability of the Convention to the occupied territory and to implement it immediately and fully.

They called on Israel, the occupying Power, to recognize the de jure applicability of the Convention to the occupied territory and to implement it immediately and fully.

That might give rise to a sense of segregation.

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Recalling that since 1992 Additional Protocol I has been in force for all the States that de jure or de facto are internationally responsible for territories located within the zone of application of the Treaty,

While not sufficient in itself, women's de jure equality was nevertheless a prerequisite for the practical realization of the principle of gender equality.

The legal profession including the judiciary remains mainly white and male, particularly at the level of control, despite the removal of de jure racial discrimination.

Latvia apos s de jure status continued to be recognized by many States, and this position was echoed in their declarations throughout the fifty year period of Latvia apos s occupation.