Примеры использования All forms of deprivation на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Guarantees common to all forms of deprivation of liberty.
Judicial oversight of the legality of detention is not limited to criminal procedure but extends to all forms of deprivation of liberty.
Use of a register for all forms of deprivation of liberty;
The predominant consideration would be to choose a small section of the populationwhich is clearly and demonstrably most vulnerable to suffering from all forms of deprivation.
Quite often, rhetorically, all forms of deprivation are described as"being excluded from" some particular facilities.
Canada exercised rigorous control over the lawfulness of all forms of deprivation of liberty.
The Working Group regards as detention all forms of deprivation of liberty and would like to re-emphasize its former statement.
The Committee reached a similar conclusion in case No. 1134/2002(Gorji-Dinka v. Cameroon),where it also recalled that article 9, paragraph 1, applied to all forms of deprivation of liberty, including house arrest.
The Special Rapporteur notes that the above-mentioned findings apply to all forms of deprivation of liberty, including administrative detention and immigration control measures.
However, the experts at the University of Essex meeting recall that Rule 95 reflects a later addition to the SMR which was adopted precisely to clarify the scope of Rule 4(1) andthe Rules as a whole as extending to all forms of deprivation of liberty.
This is applicable to all forms of deprivation of liberty: to detention as a means of short-term punishment, to holding in custody as a means of preventive restriction for persons under investigation.
The Special Rapporteur urges that it be made explicit that the Rules are applicable to all forms of deprivation of liberty, without exception and regardless of the legal status of the imprisoned person.
The report takes note of the fact that Canada is a country governed by the rule of law, in which a strong and independent judiciary strives to ensure that trials are fair andexercises a generally vigorous control over the lawfulness of all forms of deprivation of liberty.
It recalled that article 9, paragraph 1,is applicable to all forms of deprivation of liberty, and considered that the facts as submitted amounted to an unlawful deprivation of liberty in violation of article 9, paragraph 1.
Indonesia is only too aware of the essence of dignity, self-reliance andbasic human rights as it experienced all forms of deprivation during the 350 years of colonial rule.
It was nevertheless important for the revision process to extend them to all forms of deprivation of liberty; in his experience, many violations of human dignity had occurred in situations of detention and had been excused because the detention was unrelated to the administration of justice.
It has also made recommendations related to the protection of children from landmines. Of particular concern to the Committee in all these cases has been the protection andassistance provided to children as victims of violence or all forms of deprivation as a result of armed conflict.
The terms"legally orillegally detain a person" can fit, provided they are interpreted broadly so as to cover all forms of deprivation of liberty in any place, and not only in official detention centres by competent authorities although acting illegally.
For our purpose it is sufficient to indicate the congruence of these definitions and to recognize that the notion of extreme poverty as a combination of income poverty, human development poverty and social exclusion, in a serious and prolonged form, is consistent with the capability approach, which, as argued by Mr. Sen,covers all forms of deprivation as well as social exclusion.
Paragraph 12 of article 3 of the Constitution stresses the need to lay down the foundations of a proper and just economy to eradicate poverty,eliminate all forms of deprivation as regards food, housing, jobs and health care, and to provide for proper and wide-reaching social security cover.
Ensure that the guarantees available against arbitrary arrest anddetention are extended to all forms of deprivation of liberty, including house arrest; re-education through labour; prolonged periods of curfew; detention of migrants and asylum seekers; protective custody; detention for rehabilitation or treatment; detention in transit areas; border control checkpoints, etc.;
In its recommendations, the Working Group requests States to enforce the protection of every person's right to liberty under customary international law; to ensure that the required guarantees andsafeguards are extended to all forms of deprivation of liberty; and to ensure that persons are not held in pretrial detention for periods longer than those prescribed by law, as well as ensuring that such persons are promptly brought before a judge.
Ensure that the guarantees available against arbitrary arrest anddetention are extended to all forms of deprivation of liberty, including house arrest; re-education through labour; prolonged periods of curfew; detention of migrants and asylum seekers; protective custody; detention for rehabilitation or treatment; detention in transit areas; and border control checkpoints;
The Human Rights Committee points out that article 9, paragraph 1,of the Covenant is applicable to all forms of deprivation of liberty, whether in criminal cases or in other cases such as, for example, mental illness, vagrancy, drug addiction, educational purposes, immigration control, reasons of public security, accusations of terrorism, prolonged pretrial detention, secret prisons or incommunicado detention.
Any person belonging to that group is either suffering from all of these forms of deprivation, or most severely from any one of them.
The Working Group finds that the prohibition of all forms of arbitrary deprivation of liberty constitutes part of customary international law and constitutes a peremptory norm or jus cogens.
The Working Group found that the prohibition of all forms of arbitrary deprivation of liberty forms a part of international customary law and constitutes a pre-emptory or jus cogens norm.
To respect the rights of older persons as citizens(to combat all forms of physical or non-physical violence, all deprivation of liberty, and all forms of suffering and discrimination due to age);
The Working Group found that the prohibition of all forms of arbitrary deprivation of liberty formed a part of international customary law and constituted a pre-emptory or jus cogens norm, and expressed concern at the increased reliance on administrative detention, including detention on counter-terrorism grounds.
The Working Group on Arbitrary Detention adopted deliberation No. 9 concerning the definition andscope of arbitrary deprivation of liberty, stating that the prohibition of all forms of arbitrary deprivation of liberty is a part of international customary law and constitutes a peremptory or jus cogens norm.