Примеры использования Act of enforced disappearance на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Any act of enforced disappearance is an offence to human dignity.
ICJ also recommended that Italy criminalize the act of enforced disappearance.
The act of enforced disappearance constitutes a multiple human rights violation.
These grounds apply to all offences associated with an act of enforced disappearance.
An act of enforced disappearance may be extraditable if it is denoted under one or more existing offences.
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The review is grouped around the primary composite violations constituting an act of enforced disappearance.
Thus, article 1(1)stipulates that"Any act of enforced disappearance is an offence to human dignity.
No order orinstruction of any public authority may be invoked to justify an act of enforced disappearance;
Indeed, any act of enforced disappearance affects and disrupts many lives, well beyond the person who is actually disappeared.
The same provisions will also be applicable to an act of enforced disappearance when treated as a separate offence.
Any act of enforced disappearance places the person subjected thereto outside the protection of the law and inflicts severe suffering on them and their families.
For more than 10 days the authorities concealed his whereabouts, even to the diplomatic representatives of Spain,which constitutes an act of enforced disappearance.
These norms are applicable to all offences associated with an act of enforced disappearance, covered in the comments under articles 2, 3, and 7 of the Convention.
It was further reported that with regard to articles 3 and 4(1) of the Declaration,no law exists in the national legislation which expressly prohibits the act of enforced disappearance.
Once Belgian law has been amended to establish the act of enforced disappearance as a separate offence, specific aggravating and mitigating circumstances will be defined.
It also wishes to remind the Government of its commitment, under article 14 of the Declaration,“to bring to justice all persons presumed responsible for an act of enforced disappearance”.
Very few countries have enacted special legislation to make the act of enforced disappearance a specific offence under criminal law or to implement other provisions of the Declaration.
The Working Group would also remind the Government of its responsibilities, under article 14 of the Declaration,to bring to justice all persons presumed responsible for an act of enforced disappearance.
Mitigating and aggravating circumstances provided for under the law for offences related to an act of enforced disappearance not constituting a crime against humanity issue 6.
According to article 1.2 of the Declaration, any act of enforced disappearance places the persons subjected thereto outside the protection of the law and inflicts severe suffering on them and their families.
The Working Group also wishes to remind the Government of its commitment, under article 14 of the Declaration,to bring to justice all persons presumed responsible for an act of enforced disappearance.
Article 1, paragraph 2,of the Declaration provides that any act of enforced disappearance has the consequence of placing the persons subjected thereto outside the protection of the law.
Any act of enforced disappearance shall be considered a continuing crime as long as the perpetrators continue to conceal the fate and whereabouts of the disappeared person and the facts remain unclarified;
In accordance with article 1, paragraph 2, of the Declaration, any act of enforced disappearance has the consequence of placing the persons subjected thereto outside the protection of the law.
The Working Group reminds the Government of Nepal of its obligations under article 14 of the Declaration"to bring to justice all persons presumed responsible for an act of enforced disappearance.
Even the central obligation of enacting specific criminal legislation to prohibit every act of enforced disappearance was only implemented by some States, such as Colombia, Guatemala, Paraguay, Peru and Venezuela.
The Working Group reminds the Government of Algeria of its obligations under article 14 of the Declaration"to bring to justice all persons presumed responsible for an act of enforced disappearance.
The Committee also recalls that any act of enforced disappearance constitutes a violation of a number of rights enshrined in the Covenant and may also constitute a violation of or a grave threat to the right to life.
While the mandate of the Working Group is limited to violations carried out by State actors or their agents,it notes that the act of enforced disappearance is often the source of further cycles of violence, regardless of the perpetrator.
Reaffirms that any act of enforced disappearance is an offence to human dignity and a grave and flagrant violation of the human rights and fundamental freedoms proclaimed in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, Resolution 217 A III.