Примеры использования Armed forces act на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The People's Armed Forces Act was approved by the Cabinet.
Military courts operate under the Peoples' Armed Forces Act already referred to.
The Armed Forces Act does not provide immunity for any members of the armed forces. .
Implementation of the Police Act and Armed Forces Act by National Assembly.
The Sudanese Armed Forces Act of 2007 strictly prohibits the recruitment and the use of Child soldiers.
For the purpose of this section,the expression'criminal offence' includes a military offence under the Malta Armed Forces Act.
In March 2000, an amendment to the Armed Forces Act abolished the death penalty for all crimes.
The Armed Forces Act was not directed against any particular group but applied to all the population in the area concerned.
He noted that paragraph 61 of Ghana's initial report(CAT/C/GHA/1) stated that the Armed Forces Act did not sanction torture.
Also a new Armed forces Act was issued in 2007 incorporating many of Humanitarian Law principles and standards.
The work of these forces is governed by various acts and legislative provisions, including the Jordanian Armed Forces Act No. 64 of 2001.
Also, the Armed Forces Act(2007) prevents the recruitment of children below 18 years and provides for penalties therefor.
Moreover, human rights considerations lay at the centre of other important pieces of new legislation including the Armed Forces Act, the Employment Act and the Police Act. .
Article 15(b) of the 2007 Armed Forces Act outlaws the unlawful detention, enforced disappearance or deprivation of the liberty of any person.
The interesting detail that is not really lit up by the Russian mass media is that Japan has recently passed a resolution that allows Japanese armed forces act outside Japan.
Although the Armed Forces Act provided for a court martial in certain cases, the provision in question did not preclude the jurisdiction of the ordinary courts.
Immediate attention should be given to revision of the National Security Act, the Armed Forces Act, the Police Act, the Election Act and other required laws.
Moreover, in the Sudan, the Armed Forces Act of 2007 and the Police Act of 2008 stipulate procedural immunity for armed and police forces. .
Nigerian Armed Forces personnel who served as United Nations officials orexperts on mission were subject to a system of military discipline established by the Nigerian Armed Forces Act of 2003.
We shall work to ensure that our armed forces act in a professional manner and are loyal first and foremost to our country, not to an individual party, sect or ethnicity.
Reference was made to the work of the Government appointed committee to investigate the issue of impunity under the Armed Forces Act, which recommended the Act's abrogation and that this recommendation had not yet been implemented.
The 2007 Armed Forces Act regulated the protection of the rights of children in armed conflict; it was based on the provisions of the relevant Optional Protocol and international humanitarian law.
JS2 stated that the legal definitions of genocide, war crimes andcrimes against humanity in the Armed Forces Act of 2007 and other relevant legislation were not in line with internationally recognised definitions.
A draft armed forces act, which criminalizes the recruitment of children under the age of 18, was also introduced in January 2007 and is scheduled for adoption by the end of the 2007 parliamentary session.
Immediate attention should be given to the Criminal Act, the Criminal Procedure Act, the National Security Act, the Armed Forces Act, the Press and Publications Act and the Police Forces Act. .
Testimonies had revealed that both men were supervising and financing the plot; they were therefore charged under sections 50 and 51 of the Criminal Law Act 1991 andwere being tried before a military court under the Armed Forces Act 1986.
The Chemical Weapons(Prohibition)Act(2004); the Armed Forces Act(2007); the Criminal(Amendment) Act(2008); and the Child Act(2010) contain provisions that make Sudanese Laws compatible with the two Protocols.
Iii To make every effort to continue to implement the child rights act finalized by the NationalCouncil for Child Welfare, as well as the Sudan Armed Forces Act raising the minimum age for recruitment and criminalizing, inter alia, the recruitment of underage children;
CRC also noted that the Armed Forces Act prohibits recruitment of a person under the age of 17 years and 6 months,"unless consent to the enlistment has been given in writing" by the parents or by any other person in whose care the person offering to enlist may be.
Also recommends that particular attention be paid to security sector reform so that the police,intelligence services and armed forces act within the rule of law, fully respect the fundamental rights of citizens and are held to account for their acts to a democratically elected authority;