Примеры использования Adequate compensation to victims на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The first related to the need to ensure prompt and adequate compensation to victims.
Breach of the additional obligation to provide adequate compensation to victims of violations of the right to life, and failure on the part of Governments to recognize compensation as an obligation;
Investigate, prosecute and punish all cases of summary andextrajudicial executions, and provide adequate compensation to victims(Chile);
Breach of the obligation to provide adequate compensation to victims of violations of the right to life.
Review cases of convictions based on confessions that may have been obtained through torture or ill-treatment,and ensure adequate compensation to victims;
An effective nuclear liability regime must assure adequate compensation to victims of and for damage caused by nuclear accidents.
The reported failure by the State party to carry out prompt and impartial investigations, to prosecute the perpetrators andto provide fair and adequate compensation to victims;
Does the State party have a national mechanism to provide fair and adequate compensation to victims of torture or ill-treatment by State agents?
Read in conjunction with that article, section 6 of the BORO satisfies the requirement of article 14 of the Convention against Torture and article 2.3(a)of the Covenant to provide redress and an enforceable right to fair and adequate compensation to victims of torture.
Please provide information on steps taken to meet the obligation to provide adequate compensation to victims of torture and of other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment.
The importance of ensuring prompt and adequate compensation to victims of transboundary damage has its underlying premise in the Trail Smelter arbitration and the Corfu Channel case, as further elaborated and encapsulated in Principle 21 of the Stockholm Declaration, namely.
In its previous conclusions and recommendations,the Committee referred to the duty of the State to provide fair and adequate compensation to victims of torture A/55/44, para. 151 c.
Breach of the additional obligation to provide adequate compensation to victims of violations of the right to life, and failure on the part of Governments to recognize compensation as an obligation;
The State party should review cases of convictions based on confessions that may have been obtained through torture or ill-treatment,and ensure adequate compensation to victims and prosecution of those responsible.
For example, the basic objective of the draft principles,the obligation to provide prompt and adequate compensation to victims of transboundary damage, is well accepted in State practice and national judicial decisions, and some commentators treat it as a general principle of international law.
Enact a law prohibiting torture and ratify the OP-CAT as the Uganda Human Rights Commission has recommended; demonstrate real commitment by holding those accountable who have committed acts of torture andensuring timely and adequate compensation to victims(Denmark); 112.16.
The Working Group also sees as a positive step the creation, in some countries, of mechanisms to provide for adequate compensation to victims or, in the event of death,to their dependants article 19 of the Declaration.
Armenia should establish effective investigative procedures to ensure that law enforcement officers found responsible for excessive use of force during those events, including those with command responsibility, were held accountable,and guarantee adequate compensation to victims.
As a recognition of the State's responsibility for acts carried out by its personnel,Governments have an obligation to provide adequate compensation to victims and the families of victims of serious human rights violations, including extrajudicial executions.
Portugal noted that the adoption of the articles and the principles was a positive step towards the creation of measures for the minimization of the harm and loss that might result from incidents involving hazardous activities andof measures allowing prompt and adequate compensation to victims of transboundary harm.
As a recognition of the State's responsibility for acts carried out by its personnel,Governments have an obligation to provide adequate compensation to victims and the families of victims of serious human rights violations, including extrajudicial executions.
Anna Smirnova concluded:“The denial of justice to victims of torture adds to their suffering and violates Kazakhstan's UN human rights obligations.“ Gulchekhra Kholmatova of the Bureau for Human Rights andRule of Law in Tajikistan drew the participants' attention to the need to provide adequate compensation to victims of torture for moral damages.
It stated that Angola should investigate, prosecute and, if convicted, punish those responsible,provide adequate compensation to victims and their families, and extend and enhance training programmes on human rights to its security forces.
Once again it was concluded that these conventions, all of which were based on the principle that liability for damage caused to third parties devolved on the person having direct control over the goods transported,guaranteed prompt and adequate compensation to victims of damage caused by the carriage of dangerous goods.
There was also a need for further information on the implementation of article 14, including the judicial orother mechanisms to provide fair and adequate compensation to victims of torture, including former political prisoners, and on efforts made to ensure their rehabilitation.
Adopt targeted measures to ensure the full implementation of the Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment including by disseminating information to increase awareness among law enforcement personnel, by making sure that there is no impunity for acts of torture andby providing redress and adequate compensation to victims of torture(Germany);
Draft principle 3, entitled"Purposes",explained that the draft principles were essentially designed to encourage the award of prompt and adequate compensation to victims of transboundary harm and to preserve and protect the environment through mitigation, restoration or reinstatement.
In one sense, draft principles 4 and 6 together encompass the substantive and procedural measures reflected in the expectation that the State of origin and other States concerned would provide minimum standards without which it would be difficult or impossible to implement the requirement to provide effective remedies,including the opportunity to seek payment of prompt and adequate compensation to victims of transboundary damage.
Ms. Galvão Teles(Portugal) said that the articles andthe principles constituted a positive step towards the establishment of measures for prompt and adequate compensation to victims of transboundary harm and measures to minimize the harm and loss which could result from incidents involving hazardous activities.