Примеры использования Acts of enforced disappearance на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Punishment of acts of enforced disappearance.
Acts of enforced disappearance may be classified as either felonies or misdemeanours.
Jurisdiction for acts of enforced disappearance.
The Working Group reiterates to the Government its obligation under the Declaration to prevent and to terminate all acts of enforced disappearance.
Appropriate penalties for acts of enforced disappearance.
Acknowledging that acts of enforced disappearance are recognized in the Convention as crimes against humanity, in certain circumstances.
The enactment and effective implementation of such legal measures would be a major step forward in preventing acts of enforced disappearance.
Acknowledging the fact that acts of enforced disappearance are crimes against humanity, as defined in the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court.
The Working Group emphasizes to the Government its obligation under the Declaration to prevent and to terminate all acts of enforced disappearance.
Acknowledging that acts of enforced disappearance may amount to crimes against humanity as defined in the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court.
The Working Group reiterates to the Government its obligation under the Declaration to prevent and to terminate all acts of enforced disappearance.
Acts of enforced disappearance should be classified as offenses under criminal law punishable by appropriate penalties which take into account their extreme seriousness.
The Working Group reiterates to the Government its obligation under the Declaration to prevent and to terminate all acts of enforced disappearance.
Recalls that all acts of enforced disappearance are offences punishable by appropriate penalties which take into account their extreme seriousness under criminal law;
The Working Group wishes to remind the Government of its obligation under article 7 of the Declaration to prevent and to terminate all acts of enforced disappearance.
Recalls that all acts of enforced disappearance are offences punishable by appropriate penalties which take into account their extreme seriousness under criminal law;
The Working Group wishes to stress again the commitment of the Government of Iraq under the Declaration to prevent, terminate and punish all acts of enforced disappearance.
Acts of enforced disappearance should be classified as offences punishable by appropriate penalties which take into account their extreme seriousness under criminal law.
The Government shall ensure that all persons presumed responsible for acts of enforced disappearance are brought to justice in accordance with articles 14 to 18 of the Declaration.
In any event, acts of enforced disappearance are violations of individual liberty defined as criminal offences in articles 434 to 438 bis of the Criminal Code.
The Working Group reiterates to the Government its obligation under the Declaration to prevent and to terminate all acts of enforced disappearance and to prosecute alleged perpetrators.
Acknowledging the fact that acts of enforced disappearance are crimes against humanity, as defined in the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court A/CONF.183/9.
Whether there are any circumstances in which a subordinate is permitted lawfully to oppose an order to commit acts of enforced disappearance and remedies available to him/her.
In this regard, it recalled that all acts of enforced disappearance are offences punishable by appropriate penalties which take into account their extreme seriousness under criminal law.
The Chairperson suggested the addition of a neutral sentence to the effect that the Committee noted that,under Uruguayan legislation, all acts of enforced disappearance were considered crimes against humanity.
In this context, it recalled that all acts of enforced disappearance were offences punishable by appropriate penalties which took into account their extreme seriousness under criminal law.
During the interactive dialogue, the delegation had explained that prison sentences andthe suspension from office of public officials found guilty of acts of enforced disappearance ran simultaneously.
Acknowledging the fact that acts of enforced disappearance, as defined in the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court, come within the jurisdiction of the Court as crimes against humanity.
Yet others pointed out that those responsible for acts of enforced disappearance could already be prosecuted under their domestic law, even in the absence of an independent offence.
Article 4 of the Declaration states that,"all acts of enforced disappearance shall be offences under criminal law punishable by appropriate penalties which shall take into account their extreme seriousness.