Примеры использования An alternative service на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The general staff has accroached the right to determine the order of an alternative service.
Every draft for military service includes an alternative service contingent averaging 300 persons.
The number of persons currently serving prison sentences for refusing to perform military service or an alternative service was about 40.
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Siviilipalvelus, or civiltjänst("civilian service"),is an alternative service in Finland.
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The Government should adopt an alternative service system to replace obligatory military service in order to settle the issue of conscientious objectors.
If a conscript refuses to serve in the armed forces because of religious ormoral reasons, an alternative service is possible.
If an alternative service conscript neglects his duties,a disciplinary measure in the form of a warning, overtime work or loss of daily allowance can be issued.
During the hearing,he requested the Court to postpone the judgement until the Government of the State party adopt an alternative service system.
The State party submits that it is very difficult to set up an alternative service in practice, guaranteeing equality and fairness between those performing military and those performing alternative service. .
The Council decided to continue to review the matter andconsider the possibility of establishing an alternative service for conscientious objectors.
The State party submits that it is a very difficult task to set up an alternative service system in practice, guaranteeing equality and fairness between those who perform mandatory military service and those who perform alternative service. .
In addition, the Ministry of National Defence was undertaking the process of collecting public opinion on the possibility of introducing an alternative service system.
It encouraged Belarus to continue and deepen its engagement with civil society in the drafting of an alternative service law, and hoped that this would help to produce a text compatible with international standards on the implementation of the right of conscientious objection to military service. .
The Council decided tocontinue to review the matter and consider the possibility of establishing an alternative service for conscientious objectors.
The Committee conducted research on the possibility of revising the Military Service Act and introducing an alternative service system, including prospects for the future demand and supply of military personnel, the statements of those who refused military service, the opinions of experts in this field and relevant cases of foreign countries.
He also requested further information on the national civil service andasked whether that service really functioned as an alternative service.
However, it also stated that"Underthe current law system, it would be desirable to introduce an alternative service to replace the mandatory military service, rather than forcing those who, like the defendant, have a strong determination to maintain a religious or conscientious decision in spite of the prison sentences to perform the military service. .
Assuming that this disparity will continue to exist, it is imperative to gain the understanding andsupport of the general public before introducing an alternative service system.
The organization Soldiers' Mothers of St. Petersburg in its submission alleged that,although the Russian Federation had an alternative service law, according to non-governmental sources only 25 per cent of applications were accepted by Draft Boards, and that inappropriate or unacceptable assignments were sometimes made that were incompatible with some applicants' religious or personal needs.
It is still required by law to prove one's religious or moral convictions and insufficient evidence may result in the person's application to perform an alternative service being denied.
Regarding question 23 of the list of issues on measures taken following the announcement by the State party that it would adopt a provision on an alternative service of a civilian nature for conscientious objectors, he explained that, in accordance with section 36 of the Israeli Defense Service Law of 1986, the Minister of Defense had the authority to exempt any man or woman from national army service for the reasons listed in the law or to defer conscription.
The State party indicated that once such consensus is reached,"as a result of the research on public opinion and positions of the relevant Ministries andinstitutions," it would consider introducing an alternative service system.
According to JS3, a member of the Mejlis(Parliament) Committee on the Protection of Human Rights andFreedoms was reported in September 2011 as saying that an Alternative Service Law would be considered in 2012, but he admitted that the drafting had not begun.
The State party informs the Committee that once there is such consensus,"as a result of the research on public opinion and positions of the relevant ministries and institutions,then it will consider introducing an alternative service system.
There are extremely few persons performing the alternative service in comparison to other states,which makes it likely that many people are serving in the conscription service instead of an alternative service against their religious or moral convictions for one reason or another.
In the case of YeoBum Yoon and MyungJin Choi v. the Republic of Korea(communications Nos. 1321/2004 and 1322/2004),concerning conscientious objectors, the State party had pointed out that a law on an alternative service system was being considered.
The State party adds that the authors filed a constitutional complaint in June 2013, on the ground thatthe National Assembly had violated their rights by failing to introduce, by legislation, an alternative service for conscientious objectors, so as to give effect to the Committee's Views.
Freedom of conscience is merely a right to make a request to the State to consider and protect, if possible, an individual's conscience, and therefore is not a right that allows for the refusal of one's military service duties forreasons of conscience nor does it allow one to demand an alternative service arrangement to replace the performance of a legal duty.
As to the Committee's contention that"the Republic of Korea has failed to show what special disadvantage would be involved for it if the rights of the authors under article 18 were fully respected," the State party submits that conscientious objection or the introduction of an alternative service arrangement is closely linked to national security, which is the very prerequisite for national survival and the liberty of the people.