Примеры использования Bringing to trial на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Shows the quality of the projects that the class comes bringing to trial in the committees", evaluates the Cultural Foundation of Curitiba, Marcelo Cattani.
Duly bringing to trial alleged perpetrators of acts of torture or ill-treatment and, if they are found guilty, punishing them with penalties proportionate to the grave nature of their acts.
States shall assist each other in detecting,arresting and bringing to trial persons suspected of having committed crimes and, if they are found guilty, in punishing them Princ. 4.
It also recommended improving court and caseload management through the prompt establishment of recordkeeping, court reporting, andinformation control systems as well as bringing to trial or setting free all prisoners in prolonged pre-trial detention.
Nor have the courts issued legal rulings bringing to trial high-level Army officers who may be involved in violations committed by their subordinates or were accessories to those violations.
In particular, it welcomed the success of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda in apprehending and bringing to trial the senior government officials allegedly responsible for the 1994 genocide.
AI indicated that,although there had been some progress in bringing to trial those suspected of responsibility for human rights violations committed during the internal armed conflict, this was hampered by the military's lack of will to cooperate with investigations.
Inter-agency coordination between the Public Prosecution Service andthe Office of the Comptroller-General that resulted in the detection and bringing to trial of corruption offences established in accordance with the Convention.
States shall assist each other in searching for, arresting and bringing to trial persons against whom there is prima facie evidence that they have committed such crimes and, if they are found guilty, in punishing them;
The Algerian courts, notwithstanding the copious evidence in the file on the disappearance of the author's son and the existence of corroborating testimony from several witnesses, have not exercised due diligence in ascertaining the fate of the author's son or in identifying,arresting and bringing to trial those responsible for his abduction.
Serious violations of human rights have taken place in all regions of Darfur and the arrest and bringing to trial of the perpetrators is an important matter for the international community as it will restrict further violations.
The Security Council notes that the participants in the meeting on 12 February 1997 referred to in the letter from the Secretary-General agreed inter alia to request the UN-IPTF to conduct an investigation into that incident, to accept and endorse that report in full, andto draw the necessary conclusions concerning the arrest, bringing to trial and dismissal from office of those found responsible for instigating or participating in violent acts.
The success of ICTR in indicting, and bringing to trial, many of the senior figures allegedly involved in the 1994 massacres has had the added effect of attracting greater attention in Rwanda itself to the proceedings of the Tribunal.
With regard to the issue of law enforcement, a number of actions need to have been taken:(a) ongoing andefficient coordination between the bodies involved in investigation and bringing to trial, i.e. the army and the police;(b) the establishment of procedures and directives regarding investigation and adoption of legal action;(c) constant follow-up of investigations and their results.
Whereas the Cambodian authorities have requested assistance from the United Nations in bringing to trial senior leaders of Democratic Kampuchea and those who were most responsible for the crimes and serious violations of Cambodian penal law, international humanitarian law and custom, and international conventions recognized by Cambodia, that were committed during the period from 17 April 1975 to 6 January 1979.
Establishment of a judicial committee to look into alleged extrajudicial execution in the region of Deleig and Tenko,owing to the existence of material evidence concerning which the Commission considers it appropriate to conduct a detailed judicial investigation; and bringing to trial of anyone against whom a prima facie charge exists, particularly in view of the existence of accusations addressed to specific individuals;
We urge the Tribunal tirelessly to continue its efforts aimed at bringing to trial those who participated in atrocious crimes, so that justice will not be denied to the victims and a process of true national reconciliation can start in Rwanda.
Member States have continued to intensify their cooperation with the objective of apprehending and bringing to trial, within their national jurisdictions, the Rwandan suspects appearing on the International Criminal Police Organization(INTERPOL) list of wanted fugitives.
We support the Court, in particular the Office of the Prosecutor,in its task of investigating and bringing to trial those who have committed war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide when local authorities cannot or are not prepared to do so.
A climate of impunity, promoted in part by the fact that there has been little progress in bringing to trial members of the military, the police or other State officials, particularly those holding senior positions, who are alleged to have planned, commanded and/or perpetrated acts of torture and ill-treatment;
Invites the Government of Burundi to take more measures, including in the judicial sphere, to put an end to impunity,in particular by bringing to trial those responsible for violations of human rights and of international humanitarian law, in accordance with relevant international principles, and urges the Government to accelerate the specific procedures for inquiries in case of such violations;
Invites the Government of Burundi to take more measures, including in the judicial sphere, to put an end to impunity,in particular by bringing to trial those responsible for violations of human rights and of international humanitarian law, in accordance with relevant international principles, and urges the Government to accelerate the specific procedures for inquiries in case of such violations;
Requests the Government of Burundi to take more measures, including in the judicial sphere, to put an end to impunity,in particular by bringing to trial those responsible for violations of human rights and of international humanitarian law, in accordance with relevant international principles, and urges the Government to accelerate the specific procedures for investigations and prosecutions in case of such violations;
Invites the Transitional Government to take more measures, including in the judicial sphere, to put an end to impunity,in particular by bringing to trial those responsible for violations of human rights and of international humanitarian law, in accordance with relevant international principles, and urges the Transitional Government to accelerate specific procedures for the investigation and prosecution of such violations;
Purpose The purpose of the present Agreement is to regulate the cooperation between the United Nations andthe Royal Government of Cambodia in bringing to trial senior leaders of Democratic Kampuchea and those who were most responsible for the crimes and serious violations of Cambodian penal law, international humanitarian law and custom, and international conventions recognized by Cambodia, that were committed during the period from 17 April 1975 to 6 January 1979.
He would remind the authorities that the obligations of any State include carrying out a prompt and impartial investigation of any report of torture, ill-treatment orarbitrary imprisonment; bringing to trial those responsible for such conduct and, if necessary, imposing penalties in keeping with the gravity of the acts and the rank of the perpetrators; ensuring the rehabilitation of the victims; and providing compensation for them and/or their relatives.
He ventured to remind the authorities that the obligations of any State include carrying out a prompt and impartial investigation of any report of torture, ill-treatment orarbitrary imprisonment; bringing to trial those responsible for such conduct and, if necessary, handing down penalties in keeping with the gravity of the acts and the positions of the perpetrators; ensuring the rehabilitation of the victims and providing compensation for them and/or their relatives.
They must be found and brought to trial.
The actual number of these persons actually brought to trial will be less than 16.