Примеры использования Access to detention centres на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Is there a central authority charged with granting access to detention centres?
UNAMI has not yet been granted access to detention centres under the authority of the Ministry of the Interior.
Did it allow the Ombudsman round-the-clock access to detention centres?
MINUSMA has unrestricted access to detention centres, except for those under the control of State security.
JS1 reports that non-governmental organizations have had free access to detention centres and prisons for some time.
AI indicated that access to detention centres was limited and that the International Committee of the Red Cross(ICRC) had been denied access since 2006.
What is the legal regime forthe adoption of restrictions, if any, to free access to detention centres of the above-mentioned organs?
Numerous NGO representatives had had access to detention centres throughout the country and the European Committee for the Prevention of Torture had made several visits to the Russian Federation.
Prison conditions should be redressed as a matter of urgency andinternational observers should be provided access to detention centres.
Local support networks were not given access to detention centres for migrants awaiting expulsion and it was very difficult to obtain information.
The International Committee of the Red Cross andrepresentatives of various religious groups had free access to detention centres at the national level.
UNAMID Human Rights continues to be denied unfettered access to detention centres and prisons, including the NISS, Military Intelligence and police detention centres. .
The Subcommittee on Prevention of Torture had also undertaken a mission to Cambodia andhad had free access to detention centres and police facilities.
The Office was often denied access to detention centres to determine international protection needs despite States' obligations to extend cooperation under Article 35 of the 1951 Convention and other international norms.
The Committee regrets that, according to information received, some nongovernmental organizations(NGOs)do not have systematic access to detention centres.
Non-governmental organizations were expressly allowed access to detention centres under a circular order issued in 2003 by the Chief of Police.
The Special Rapporteur would further like to repeat his call to the authorities to re-engage with ICRC andallow free access to detention centres.
The conditions under which human rights defenders have been given access to detention centres and information and statistics on Government policy in this regard.
In this context, the Special Rapporteur would like to emphasize his call to the authorities to reengage with ICRC andprovide free access to detention centres.
Social curators(youth curators in the case of juvenile delinquents)also have access to detention centres and prisons and the possibility to work with accused and convicted persons.
The Special Rapporteur would further like to reemphasize a strong call for the authorities to re-engage with the International Committee of the Red Cross(ICRC)in providing free access to detention centres.
In the southern region, in Cayes,the cooperation of the military authorities afforded the observers access to detention centres and resulted in the immediate release of a detainee.
JS1 recommended facilitating access to detention centres for NGOs working in the field of human rights, family members and lawyers, raising awareness among all individuals working with persons deprived of their liberty and providing those individuals with training on a systematic basis.
A sign of the vastly improved relations with the Haitian authorities has been the unprecedented and unrestricted access to detention centres since the Mission's return in October 1994.
Establish a human rights monitoring system,which allows access to detention centres in northern Nigerian, works with affected communities and promotes accountability for serious violations of human rights(United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland);
Canada asked how its recommendation to allow independent organizations access to detention centres and diplomatic access to arrested foreigners had been implemented.
Do not impede access to detention centres by other national or international oversight mechanisms different from the national preventive mechanism established by the Optional Protocol to the Convention against Torture; and adopt legislation defining and clarifying the role and responsibilities of the Special Prevention Group in respect to the Office of the Ombudsman(Spain);
He wished to know whether it was true that ICRC was denied full and unimpeded access to detention centres and, if so, what measures had been taken to remedy that situation.
SLA-Minni Minawi has also adopted a similar approach: UNAMID was denied access to detention centres run by SLA-Minni Minawi at Zam Zam camp on 2 August and in Um Baru on 17 August, both in Northern Darfur. On 30 August, SLA-Minni Minawi personnel required UNAMID to produce an authorization letter from SLA-Minni Minawi senior legal advisers prior to a visit.
Public officials continue to deny the Joint Human Rights Office any access to detention centres, mainly ANR detention centres and some military camps.