Article 7 Obligation not to cause harm

Article 7 Obligation not to cause harm

Article 7 Article 4 Obligation not to cause harm

The proposed draft article on the obligation not to cause harm reads as follows

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At the same time, making the Security Council more representative must not undermine its effectiveness.

The world is wrecking the climate and food supply systems at a breakneck pace.

A consequence of the production system, in operation on virtually all the farms in the countries of the NIS, has been an enormous wastage of cereals by the animal stock (a cow may consume over 1,000 kg cereal year) and a yearly increase in the deficit in cereals and in dairy farm production in the same time in most of NIS countries.

Non proliferation efforts should in no way hamper the peaceful use of science and technology.

Airborne emissions of pollutants can lead to damage at large distances from the emission source.

It has traditionally been concerned with limiting the use of certain kinds of weapons or means of warfare that continue to do damage even after a war is over, or that may injure people or property of States which are completely uninvolved in the conflict.

Recognizing that the illicit acquisition of wealth can be particularly damaging to democratic institutions, national economies and the rule of law,

Recognizing that the illicit acquisition of wealth can be particularly damaging to democratic institutions, national economies and the rule of law,

It is generally accepted that an increase in the membership of the Security Council should not prejudice its effectiveness and efficiency.

54. Article 7 (Obligation not to cause appreciable harm) was repetitive of earlier articles and should be deleted.

Recognizing also that the illicit acquisition of wealth can be particularly damaging to democratic institutions, national economies and the rule of law,

The strategic preoccupations of big nations, whether military, economic or political, should not devour the interests or aspirations of smaller nations.

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In exercising his or her rights and freedoms, a citizen must not inflict damage on the environment, infringe the law or harm the legitimate interests of others.

In its current form, the obligation of watercourse States not to cause significant harm to other watercourse States was absolute.

The observer for the ICRC emphasized that any definition of mercenary should be without prejudice to and not undermine international humanitarian law (IHL) standards.

2. The Philippines is also not aware of any activities of mercenaries in the territory of another country that may impair the sovereignty of the Philippines.

Ketika perubahan iklim terus memakan korban, Pakistan tidak boleh membiarkan kerusakan yang senilai dengan kerugian miliaran dolar yang diakibatkan negara negara pencemar terbesar di dunia tidak dibayarkan ganti ruginya.

At the same time, it should be recognized that acts in violation of the rights of the child such as war and armed conflicts, poverty, diseases, violence, sexual abuse, exploitation and terrorism continued to undermine the rights of the child.

Another area of concern is the application of pre trial detention which may lead to excessive periods of detention and which may infringe upon the presumption of innocence.

2. The most dangerous form of international terrorism was State terrorism, which could cause great damage and have an adverse effect on international relations.

The discussion on that question should support, and not undermine, the ongoing process of peace negotiations.

He urged Israel not to exploit, cause loss or depletion of, or endanger the natural resources of the occupied territories.

However, any such regulation should be done in a way that does not frustrate the objective of the Convention or conflict with its provisions.

The Department would welcome the Committee's guidance, bearing in mind that progress in the achievement of one goal might mean sacrifice in the achievement of another.

2. Recognizes that non payment of assessed contributions in full and on time has damaged and continues to damage the ability of the Organization to implement its activities effectively

The environmental degradation caused by illegal cultivation, through the indiscriminate destruction of forests, continues to cause irreparable damage to the Andean and tropical ecosystems.

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HIV AIDS continues to ravage the lives of women and girls, who in most areas are infected and affected disproportionately to men.

The proliferation of small arms and light weapons continues to escalate and to undermine the stability and the social and economic fabric of many developing countries.

The blockade continues to cause irreparable damage to the economic, social and cultural development of the Cuban people as it deprives them of the opportunities and benefits emanating from free trade.

However, any expansion of the membership of the Security Council must not reduce the special responsibility of the permanent members and the existing status of non permanent members.

The obligation not to cause appreciable harm, contained in article 7, would become, according to the Special Rapporteur apos s suggestion, simply an obligation to exercise due diligence.

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Objects of intermediate size can cause significant damage when they hit the Earth at random intervals of tens, hundreds or thousands of years.

National legislation and the decisions of the relevant agencies must not conflict with children's interests, and the application of such legislation and decisions must not cause any harm to their life, development or upbringing.

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They pointed out that measures to combat terrorism should not prejudice the enjoyment of fundamental rights enshrined in the Covenant, particularly, its articles 6, 7 and 9.