Примеры использования Allegation letters на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Urgent appeals or allegation letters were in some cases addressed to the States concerned.
Thirty-six Governments failed to react to any of his allegation letters or urgent appeals.
He also transmits"allegation letters" to Governments on cases of less urgent character.
The communications sent during the period under review were made up of 28 urgent appeals and 56 allegation letters.
He further referred to urgent appeals and allegation letters sent by special procedure mandate holders.
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Allegation letters in situations in which violations have already occurred or the situation is of a less urgent character.
During the period under review, the Special Representative sent 161 communications to Governments,134 urgent appeals and 27 allegation letters.
By no means do urgent appeals and allegation letters constitute a judgement on the human rights situation of a country.
During the period under review, the Special Rapporteur sent 112 communications to 52 countries including 65 urgent appeals and 47 allegation letters.
During the reporting period, it had also sent allegation letters and urgent appeals to countries regarding individual cases and thematic issues.
During the period under review, the Special Representative sent numerous communications to Governments,including urgent appeals and allegation letters.
Since the creation of the mandate, the Special Rapporteurs have sent more than 1,350 allegation letters and urgent appeals to a total of 130 States.
During the period under review, the Special Rapporteur sent 123 communications to 54 countries and3 actors including 54 urgent appeals and 66 allegation letters.
This prompted allegation letters from United Nations and Commission special rapporteurs on freedom of expression, to which Honduras had not yet replied.
The Special Rapporteur collaborated with several other special procedures mandate holders to transmit two allegation letters to the authorities of Belarus.
As in the case of other communications, allegation letters are also meant to facilitate a dialogue between the Special Rapporteur and the Government(s) concerned.
Chapter I describes the activities of the Special Rapporteur during the past year,particularly urgent appeals, allegation letters and press releases.
States should consider carefully the allegation letters and urgent appeals sent by the Working Group and endeavour to respond promptly, accurately and in detail.
Since the creation of the mandate, the Special Rapporteurs have sent more than 1,290 allegation letters and urgent appeals to a total of 130 States.
In 1984 and 1985,the Special Rapporteur had sent allegation letters to Uganda, and in March 1986, Uganda promised the Commission on Human Rights that it would establish a commission to investigate violations of human rights.
Women are in a particularly vulnerable situation as evidenced by numerous urgent appeals and allegation letters sent by various Special Rapporteurs.
Likewise, in transmitting to Governments urgent appeals and allegation letters concerning alleged torture and ill-treatment, the Special Rapporteur regularly inquires into the details and results of medical examinations carried out pursuant to investigations.
Section I describes the activities of the Special Rapporteurduring the past year, especially urgent appeals, allegation letters and press releases.
Similarly, the Government has responded to less than 7 per cent of the urgent appeals and allegation letters sent by the experts since they were requested to report for the first time on the human rights situation in the country, in March 2008.
The special procedure mandate holders noted that the Government had responded to less than 7 per cent of the urgent appeals and allegation letters sent by the experts since March 2008.
A number of allegation letters and urgent appeals summarized in the communications reports specifically address practices and legislation that discriminate against women and girls, including in the exercise of their right to freedom of thought, conscience and religion or belief.
Since the establishment of the mandate in 1986, the Special Rapporteur has sent more than 1,200 allegation letters and urgent appeals to a total of 130 States.
He seeks to clarify allegations of certain actions possibly incompatible with the provisions of the 1981 Declaration on the Elimination of All Forms of Intolerance and of Discrimination Based on Religion orBelief by sending allegation letters and urgent appeals to States.
In this connection, the Special Rapporteur wishes to reiterate that, first and foremost,urgent appeals and allegation letters represent a request for information on a precise case and on relevant national legislation.
Those included the format and presentation of urgent appeals and letters of allegations, category of sources of information andresponses to urgent appeals, allegation letters and requests for information.