Примеры использования Alleged victims of torture на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Consequently, the Committee would appreciate confirmation that all alleged victims of torture had an enforceable right to damages.
HR Committee also recommended that Hungary consider establishing an independent medical examination body mandated to examine alleged victims of torture.
To his knowledge, no alleged victims of torture by United States government personnel had asserted any of those rights or filed complaints with the Ombudsman.
The Special Rapporteur met with persons who were themselves, or relatives of, alleged victims of torture and other cruel treatment.
It was not made clear(para. 185) how or to whom alleged victims of torture could make their complaints while in custody and who would be authorized to conduct the investigation in such cases.
HR Committee, in 2010, made similar observations andalso noted with regret the lack of an independent medical examination body to examine alleged victims of torture.
OHCHR-Nepal continues to interview alleged victims of torture and to urge the authorities to carry out effective investigations of their own and to punish the perpetrators.
During the mission, the Special Rapporteur meets with representatives of the Government, non-governmental organizations andthe legal profession, alleged victims of torture and relatives of victims. .
The General Prosecutor's Office was often responsible for working with alleged victims of torture or ill-treatment to persuade them to lodge complaints or to cooperate with investigations in supplying evidence.
Alleged victims of torture or ill-treatment and their legal representatives shall be informed of, and have access to, any hearing and all information relevant to the investigation, and be entitled to present evidence(PIDT-4);
The Special Rapporteur reported that with regard to his meetings with alleged victims of torture or ill-treatment in East Timor, he found several of their stories(which he subjected to close examination) credible.
Alleged victims of torture or ill-treatment and their legal representatives shall be informed of, and have access to, any hearing, as well as to all information relevant to the investigation, and shall be entitled to present other evidence.
The State party should consider establishing an independent medical examination body mandated to examine alleged victims of torture and guarantee respect for human dignity during the conduct of medical examinations.
Alleged victims of torture or ill-treatment, witnesses, those conducting the investigation and their families must be protected from violence, retaliation or any other form of intimidation that may arise pursuant to the investigation(PIDT-3b);
Yes, the abovementioned bodies areauthorized to accept and investigate individual communications on torture from alleged victims of torture, their lawyers, relatives and concerned nongovernmental organizations.
Alleged victims of torture or ill-treatment, witnesses, those conducting the investigation and their families shall be protected from violence, threats of violence or any other form of intimidation that may arise pursuant to the investigation.
However, these were reportedly cursoryin nature(the examination and interview of each of the 34 alleged victims of torture took an average of 10 minutes), and carried out in the presence of law enforcement officials.
Alleged victims of torture from whom the Special Rapporteur received testimonies repeatedly claimed that their subsequent retractions of confessions made during detention as a result of torture were disregarded by the prosecutors of the State Security Courts.
Please indicate whether the above-mentioned bodies areauthorised to accept and investigate individual communications on torture from alleged victims of torture, their lawyers, relatives and concerned non-governmental organizations NGOs.
The source states that alleged victims of torture and other ill-treatment frequently lodge complaints with the Prosecutor's Office, but receive no answer to these complaints, or, when they do receive a reply, are simply informed that the allegations were not confirmed, without being given any information on the grounds for the decision.
To what extent are those bodiesauthorized to accept and investigate individual communications on torture from alleged victims of torture, including persons deprived of liberty, their lawyers, relatives and concerned non-governmental organizations?
In 1998, the Special Rapporteur- Sir Nigel Rodley, of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland- transmitted 122 urgent appeals to 41 countries on behalf of persons whose physical/mental integrity was reportedly at risk,as well as 64 letters to 59 countries on behalf of hundreds of alleged victims of torture.
Question 7(b) Please indicate whether the abovementioned bodies areauthorized to accept and investigate individual communications on torture from alleged victims of torture, their lawyers, relatives and concerned nongovernmental organizations NGOs.
With regard to his meetings with alleged victims of torture or ill-treatment in East Timor, he found several of their stories(which he subjected to close examination) credible, partly because of the limited nature of the allegations: ill-treatment did not occur on every occasion of detention of the person in question, nor did the ill-treatment necessarily last for the duration of the detention.
The Committee also notes with concern that there is no independent medical examination body mandated to examine alleged victims of torture and guarantee respect for human dignity during the conduct of medical examinations, as stated by the Human Rights Committee CCPR/C/HUN/CO/5, para. 14.
While appreciating the establishment of the Independent Law Enforcement Complaints Body mandated to investigate violations committed by the Police,the Committee notes with regret the lack of an independent medical examination body to examine alleged victims of torture and other degrading punishment or treatment.
The Committee is concerned at the lack of clarity regarding the State party's strategies to inform,through the Custodial Institutions Inspectorate, alleged victims of torture and ill-treatment in detention facilities, including immigration detention centres, about the available complaint procedures against detention personnel arts. 12, 13 and 16.
The Committee recommends that the State party implement the recommendation made by the Human Rights Committee in 2010(CCPR/C/HUN/CO/5, para. 14)to establish"an independent medical examination body mandated to examine alleged victims of torture and guarantee respect for human dignity during the conduct of medical examinations.
Effectively implement the 2009 Anti-Torture Act, with a particular focus on ensuring that all alleged victims of torture and ill-treatment have effective access to a medical evaluation of their injuries by institutionalising the use of the Istanbul Protocol, including by providing guidelines to judges, prosecutes, forensic doctors and medical personnel dealing with detained persons, to detect and document physical and psychological trauma of torture(Denmark);
The Special Rapporteur met Sevgi Kaya, an alleged victim of torture, who declared that when she was 15 years old she was kept in Bayrampaşa prison in Istanbul in an ordinary ward.