Right to self determination Sample Clauses

Right to self determination. We will respect and support the right of those sponsored to make their own decisions about their lives. We will inform those sponsored of their right to make their own decisions. We will provide those sponsored with relevant information so that they can make informed choices. We will support those sponsored in managing their own budgets. We will support those sponsored in progressively gaining confidence in making their own decisions as they familiarize themselves with Canadian society. We will refrain from making judgments about choices made by the persons we sponsor. We will respect the choices of those sponsored about how they wish to be described (including whether they wish to be identified as “refugees”). We will respect the right of those sponsored to make decisions regarding questions of faith and religious affiliation.
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Right to self determination. The document also addressed the issue of self-determination and stated that the people of Southern Sudan were to have the right of self-determination, which was to be exercised through an internationally monitored referendum. The referendum was to be on two clear options: namely, confirmation of the unity of Sudan as set out in the peace agreement, or secession. The interim period was to be in two phases: namely, a pre-transitional period of six months and the main transition/interim period of six years.118 During the pre-transition period, the parties agreed to work out a legal framework for the agreement and establish institutions of governance as provided in the agreement. During this period, steps were also to be taken towards the implementation of a comprehensive cease fire while assistance and resources were to be mobilized and secured for the peace process and reconstruction. The main transitional/interim period was to entail operationalization of the institutions of governance both in the centre and in the South and the implementation of all the arrangements and principles set out in the peace agreement.119 However, on these two issues, the Protocol only provided a platform on which further negotiations could be undertaken for resolving the conflict. The Machakos Protocol was not a comprehensive agreement, but a framework for negotiations and over-arching blue print for peace and change. After the signing of the Machakos Protocol, the SPLM convened a Consultative Conference on the IGAD Peace Process (hereafter CCIPP) on August 2002 in Kapoeta County, Eastern Equatoria, where representatives from all the five regions of the New Sudan deliberated on the Protocol. The CCIPP came up with resolutions to be used by the SPLM/A delegation as guidelines for negotiations. The SPLM/A delegation was fully mandated by the conference to negotiate with confidence.
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Right to self determination. We will respect and support the right of the SRP students to make their own decisions about their lives. ● We will inform the SRP students of their right to make their own decisions and will ensure that they are informed regarding their legal rights in Canada as well as their civil responsibilities toward the law in force in Canada. ● We will provide the SRP students with relevant information so that they can make informed choices. ● We will support the SRP students in managing their own finances and budgets, while developing personal budgeting skills. ● We will support the SRP students in progressively gaining confidence in making their own decisions as they familiarize themselves with Canadian society. ● We will refrain from making judgments about choices made by the persons we sponsor. ● We will respect the choices of the SRP students about how they wish to be described (including whether they wish to be identified as “refugee,” as “SRP student,” or their affiliation to WUSC more generally). ● We will avoid using possessive language in relation to SRP students (i.e. “our student”) ● We will respect the right of the SRP students to make decisions regarding questions of faith and religious affiliation. ● We will respect the right of SRP students to express their gender identity however they choose. ● We will respect the right of the SRP students to make decisions regarding their academic or professional path. ● We will inform SRP students of invitations to give public talks or speak to the media about their refugee experiences or their countries, however it will be made clear that SRP students are not be expected to participate in these invitations and can do so only at their own interest and will.
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