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The Economic and Social Council was entrusted by the Charter with responsibility for economic and social development.

Such limitations on the Economic and Social Council are not consistent with its Charter mandate.

The Charter calls for the promotion of the economic and social advancement of all peoples.

Government Decree 01 2003 ND CP on January 9, 2003 amending the Charter on Social Insurance.

The Economic and Social Council must be revitalized to fulfil the role envisaged in the Charter.

Concerning social insurance, the Charter on Social Insurance has been revised in 2003 to include more provisions beneficial to female workers as mentioned above.

The Atlantic Charter, among other things, gave universal expression to the concept of social security for all, which has profoundly influenced social policy ever since.

The Québec Charter of Human Rights and Freedoms includes social condition as a prohibited ground of discrimination.

In 1945, the framers of the Charter did not give the Economic and Social Council enforcement powers.

The Court of Appeal accepted that social assistance receipt was a ground of discrimination recognised in the Charter.

It should be an occasion for mutual understanding to pave the way for a charter for social progress.

The original role of the United Nations in promoting social development, as envisaged in the Charter, must be revived.

Moreover, greater attention should be paid to economic and social development, in keeping with the objectives of the Charter.

The relationship envisaged in the Charter between the Security Council and the Economic and Social Council must be utilized.

One of the major objectives of the United Nations, enshrined in the Charter, is the promotion of economic and social progress.

A careful study of the Charter reveals that those rights are of five major types civil, cultural, economic, political and social.

It is now 53 years since the call for social justice went out in the Four Freedoms and the Atlantic Charter.

Under Article 56 of the Charter, all Member States pledge to the economic and social goals set forth in Article 55.

In that way, the Economic and Social Council would be enabled to play the role envisioned for it in the Charter.

The Charter organ which is given unrivalled responsibility in the fields of human, economic and social development and which has had an unrivalled history of neglect is the Economic and Social Council.

The General Assembly, through Chapters IV, IX and X of the Charter, is given fundamental responsibility for international economic and social cooperation.

It should be noted that it is the Charter and not its Additional Protocol that adopts the à la carte approach in other words, the Charter, unlike the Covenant, establishes an internal hierarchy of social rights.

The model for Charter 08 was Czechoslovakia s Charter 77.

14. The Organization had been entrusted under the Charter with the task of promoting social progress and better standards of life in larger freedom.

Let us make the best use of the system of collective security and the mechanisms of economic and social cooperation provided by the Charter.

Article 71 of the Charter itself specified that non governmental organizations would be authorized to establish a relationship with the Economic and Social Council.

Promoting social development was no less important than restoring and maintaining peace since the Charter itself stipulated that it was necessary quot to promote social progress and better standards of life in larger freedom quot .

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