Untitled Preamble. ... Whereas the people of Guatemala have a right to know the whole truth concerning these events, clarification of which will help avoid a repetition of these sad and painful events and strengthen the process of democratization in Guatemala;
Untitled Preamble. Reaffirming their unwavering determination to respect principles underlying the Rule of Law which include democracy, national unity, pluralism, the respect of fundamental freedoms and rights of the individual; Protection measures No specific mention. Human rights framework No specific mention. Civil and political rights No specific mention. Socio-economic rights No specific mention. NHRI No specific mention. Regional or international human rights institutions No specific mention. Mobility/access No specific mention. Detention procedures No specific mention. Media and communication No specific mention. Citizenship No specific mention. Justice sector reform Criminal justice and emergency law No specific mention. State of emergency provisions No specific mention. Judiciary and courts Page 4-5, Article 3: The two parties also agree that the Constitution of 10th June, 1991 and the Arusha Peace Agreement shall constitute indissolubly the Fundamental Law that shall govern the Country during the Transition period, taking into account the following provisions: […]
Untitled Preamble. Committed to contributing to the consolidation of a united, fraternal and supportive society; We commit ourselves:
Untitled Preamble. ... The solution to the problem of illegal drugs also requires addressing the issue of the use of illegal drugs based on the joint commitment and work of the authorities, the community and families for a policy to promote health, prevention, the reduction of damage, integrated care and social inclusion for users of illegal drugs, with a differentiated and gender-based approach. ... … It will ensure the involvement of women in the planning, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of the comprehensive plans of replacement and alternative development. … Community assemblies:
Untitled Preamble. The struggle between absolute monarchy and democracy running for a long time in Nepal has now been reached in a very grave and new turn. It has become the need of today to establish peace by resolving the 10-year old armed conflict through a forward - looking political outlet. Therefore, it has become an inevitable need to implement the concept of full democracy through a forward - looking restructuring of the state to resolve the problems related to class, cast, gender, region and so on of all sectors including the political, economic, social and cultural, by bringing the autocratic monarchy to an end and establishing full democracy. We hereby disclose that in the existence of aforesaid context and reference in the country, the following understanding has been reached between the Seven Political Parties within the parliament and the CPN (Maoists) through holding talks in different manners. that the autocratic monarchy is the main hurdle for this. We have a clear opinion that the peace, progress and prosperity in the country is not possible until and full democracy is established by bringing the absolute monarchy to an end. Therefore, an understanding has been reached to establish full democracy by bringing the autocratic monarchy to an end through creating a storm of nation- wide democratic movement of all the forces against autocratic monarchy by focusing their assault against the autocratic monarchy from their respective positions. Page 2, Para 2: The agitating Seven Political Parties are fully committed to the fact that the existing conflict in the country can be resolved and the sovereignty and the state powers can completely be established in people only by establishing full democracy by restoring the parliament through the force of agitation and forming an power full - party Government by its decision, negotiating with the Maoists, and on the basis of agreement, holding the election of constituent assembly. The CPN (Maoists) has the view and commitment that the aforesaid goal can be achieved by holding a national political conference of the agitating democratic forces, and through its decision, forming an Interim Government and holding the election of constituent assembly. On the issue of this procedural agenda, an understanding has been made to continue dialogue and seek for a common agreement between the agitating Seven Political Parties and the CPN (Maoists). It has been agreed that the force of people's movement is the only alternative to achiev...
Untitled Preamble. ..Dedicated to the advancement of democratic development and to the maintenance of a socio-political order free of inequality, nepotism and corruption;
Untitled Preamble. ..Dedicated to the advancement of democratic development and to the maintenance of a socio-political order free of inequality, nepotism and corruption; Page 8, Article 24 The Parties agree that the independence of the judiciary shall be strengthened in accordance with its role of ensuring the fair and impartial dispensation of justice in a democratic order. The composition of the present Judicial and Legal Service Commission shall be determined so as to ensure the independence of the judiciary from the other organs of State as well as the political parties. Its membership shall include, in addition to judges and representatives of the legal profession and public services, representatives of other sectors of society not directly connected with the administration of justice. Page 9, Article 25: The Police Force shall be strengthened to ensure that the rule of law is upheld throughout Sierra Leone. To that end, the present Police Force shall be vetted. Furthermore, the professional training of the Police Force shall henceforth assure a new orientation, by emphasizing professionalism, the importance of human dignity and democratic values and respect and protection of human rights. It shall, further, emphasize that the conduct of members of the Police Force shall be free from all partisan considerations of politics, ideology and social position and that the Police Force shall avoid and combat corruption... Protection measures Protection of rights and legal frameworks Page 9, Article 25:...the professional training of the Police Force shall henceforth assure a new orientation, by emphasizing professionalism, the importance of human dignity and democratic values and respect and protection of human rights. Other Page 10, Article 26, It is recognized that there is a socio-economic dimension to the conflict which must also be addressed in order to consolidate the foundation of the peace. Accordingly, the socio- economic policy of Sierra Leone shall be guided among other things, by the following principles, taking into account available resources:
Untitled Preamble. With the aim of achieving the objectives set forth in the Esquipulas II Agreement of 7 August 1987 and in accordance with the Oslo Agreement of 30 March 1990, the delegations of the Government of the Republic of Guatemala and the Unidad Revolucionaria Nacional Guatemalteca (URNG), having pursued negotiations under the Oslo Agreement with the Chairman of the National Reconciliation Commission, Xx. Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxx Xxxxx:), acting as Conciliator, with the participation of the National Reconciliation Commission (CNR) and with the Representative of the Secretary-General of the United Nations Xx. Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx, acting as Observer, and hereby placing on record the agreements which they have reached on the item "democratization" of the general agenda adopted at Mexico City on 26 April 1991,
Untitled Preamble. ... All the above has contributed to undermining peaceful values and coexistence, hindering the possibility of making progress in social inclusion and the expansion of democracy. ...
Untitled Preamble. ... Resolved to consolidate the rule of law and, as a consequence, to ensure social progress and full enjoyment of fundamental freedoms, Equality No specific mention. Democracy No specific mention. Protection measures No specific mention. Human rights framework No specific mention. Civil and political rights No specific mention. Socio-economic rights No specific mention. NHRI No specific mention. Regional or international human rights institutions No specific mention. Mobility/access No specific mention. Detention procedures No specific mention. Media and communication Media roles Page 1, Article 1: A ceasefire shall be introduced immediately, no military action of any kind may be taken, no other form of direct or indirect violence may be perpetrated and any media campaign by either party against the other must be terminated. Citizenship No specific mention. Justice sector reform Criminal justice and emergency law No specific mention. State of emergency provisions No specific mention. Judiciary and courts No specific mention. Prisons and detention No specific mention. Traditional Laws No specific mention. Socio-economic reconstruction Development or socio- economic reconstruction Socio-economic development Page 2, Article 5: An emergency plan shall be prepared with a view to restoring peace, stability and security so as to promote social and economic development in the areas affected by the war. National economic plan No specific mention. Natural resources No specific mention. International funds No specific mention. Business No specific mention. Taxation No specific mention. Banks No specific mention. Land, property and environment Land reform/rights No specific mention. Pastoralist/nomadism rights No specific mention. Cultural heritage No specific mention. Environment No specific mention. Water or riparian rights or access No specific mention. Security sector Security Guarantees Page 1, Untitled Preamble:
