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Prisoners shall have the freedom to enjoy fundamental rights, [...]

[...] [...] and their entitlements as rights-holders.

Every Turkmen citizen is guaranteed the full panoply of democratic rights and freedoms in accordance with universally recognized international standards.

[...] that the Baha’i should enjoy rights extended [...]

Human resource operational services to all stakeholders will continue to be provided and improved, including the processing of benefits and entitlements of staff members and the provision of adequate insurance coverage and medical and welfare services.

[...] [...] service, ad litem judges should not be eligible for certain entitlements and [...] [...]

To cover that eventuality, the Committee recommended that the relevant letter of appointment should contain a proviso that, notwithstanding such a development, the consequential extension of service would not give rise to any additional entitlements or benefits other than those which already exist and which would be extended pro rata by virtue of the extension of service (see A/55/806, para. 14).

(b) To contribute to the development of a common system human resources policy in the areas of compensation and conditions of service, and in the review and expansion of common services in the human resources area; contribute to the work of inter-agency bodies including the High-level Committee on Management and the Human Resources Network, and represent the United Nations at the International Civil Service Commission; and monitor the implementation of policy instructions and guidelines related to salaries, allowances and other entitlements, providing substantive support to legislative bodies during the consideration of these issues.

Several countries noted that price differentiation should also take into account that some countries that were not considered least developed should nevertheless enjoy price differentiation, owing to the high prevalence of a disease tied to their climate or other unique factors.

If you are working, you have the same rights in the workplace as an Australian citizen.

[...] developing nations should be entitled to “fair [...] [...]

(i ) Encourages all States to remove unlawful obstacles, where they exist, that may prevent the safe, transparent, unrestricted and expeditious transfer of remittances, earnings, assets and pensions of migrants to their country of origin or to any other countries, in conformity with applicable legislation and agreements, and to consider, as appropriate, measures to solve other problems that may impede such transfers

(f) A staff member selecting the option of special leave described in staff rule 9.8 (d) shall sign an undertaking acknowledging that his or her status on special leave is solely for pension purposes and that his or her entitlements and those of any dependants to all other emoluments and benefits under the Staff Regulations and Staff Rules is determined finally as at the date of commencement of such special leave.

It is important to recognize, however, that no institution has a monopoly on the solutions designed to tackle global challenges and advance inclusive and sustainable development.

(i) To take all necessary measures to ensure that the child will be registered immediately after birth and will have the right from birth to a name, the right to acquire a nationality and, as far as possible, the right to know and be cared for by his or her parents, and to implement these rights in accordance with their national law and their obligations under the relevant international instruments in this field

Men and women are equal under the law and for all other purposes.

The Organization shall enjoy in the territory [...] [...]

By a communication of 6 August 2009, Education International (EI) submitted additional information in support of the DM allegations concerning provisions of the 1997 Recommendation that relate to individual freedom of research within Danish universities, loss of collegiality and lack of meaningful involvement of personnel in decision-making bodies, as well as non-recognition of the value of services provided by part-time higher education teaching personnel, their nonrepresentation in negotiations with teachers’ organizations, and their lack of entitlement to pension benefits.

While all workers should have access to social [...] [...]

[...] New Caledonia should assume full sovereignty [...]

[...] [...] vulnerable countries should enjoy special and preferential [...]

Publications include the handbook on key terms of migration management: “People on the Move”, 2008; the comparative research report on free movement in Europe and West Africa, K. Touzenis (end 2009); the translation of the book “Migration without Borders” to French, Spanish, Russian and Chinese; as well as a special issue of the French journal “Hommes et Migration”; a forth-coming book by UNESCO/Cambridge University Press; special issues of IJMS: Volume 9, No. 2; Volume 10, No. 1; and a special issue of IJMS on Human Rights for Migrants, end 2009; as well as the preparation for the International Migrants Day: Radio 1812 event.

[...] and young people shall enjoy special protection [...]

[...] [...] children with mental or physical disabilities shall have the [...] [...]

The nature and degree of disability, type of disability card and extent of its validity and benefits and entitlements that should be granted on the basis of the disability-related requirements and socio-economic situation of the person concerned.

Any representative of a State party to whose admission another State party has made objection shall be seated provisionally with the same rights as other representatives of States parties until the bureau has reported and the Conference has given its decision.

[...] [...] and other entitlements determined [...] [...]

Those reports had reviewed the standards of travel and entitlements for staff members, members of organs and subsidiary organs of the United Nations and organizations of the United Nations system, with a view to adopting a common policy at the United Nations system level.