Примеры использования Broad definition of terrorism на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It was concerned at the broad definition of terrorism.
JS4 noted thatTurkey's Anti Terror Law(TMK) has been subject to acute criticism for its overly broad definition of terrorism.
Iran was worried at the broad definition of terrorism in the penal code.
It expressed concerns on the Anti-Terror Proclamation,as it provides for inter alia a broad definition of terrorism.
The Special Rapporteur remains concerned about the broad definition of terrorism contained in criminal legislation.
Primary concerns were the overly broad definition of terrorism and a number of procedural safeguards that appeared to have been compromised.
Still, the acceptance of amendments by the Saeima(Parliament)has been postponed due to an academic dispute on the necessity of such a broad definition of"terrorism" as a criminal offence.
Decree Law 25,475 contains a very broad definition of terrorism under which innocent persons have been and remain detained.
The Special Rapporteur on the promotion and protection of human rights and fundamental freedoms while countering terrorism also shared his concerns with Bahrain regarding some aspects of thedraft law on counter-terrorism, inter alia, the broad definition of terrorism contained therein and the restrictions brought to freedom of association and assembly.
It went without saying that an overly broad definition of terrorism that made a somewhat lively expression of political protest illegal would be against the Covenant.
Her Government concurred with the previous Special Rapporteur that the current,excessively broad definition of terrorism justified the existence of certain legal and practical gaps.
Her delegation was concerned that the very broad definition of terrorism authorized prosecuting, inter alia, human rights defenders and asked the Special Rapporteur for his opinion regarding the use of the war paradigm to counter terrorism. .
It referred to paragraph 36 of the compilation report andparagraph 42 of the summary report stating that in six major pieces of legislation, the broad definition of terrorism can be misapplied to peaceful protesters and that pre-charge detention was raised from 14 to 56 days.
However, some States continue to use an overly broad definition of terrorism and would be advised to codify terrorist offences into their domestic criminal law in accordance with the international counter-terrorism instruments.
AI reported that the law on counter-terrorism included an overly broad definition of terrorism, which in the past was abused to criminalize peaceful dissent.
The Special Rapporteur was concerned, however, about the broad definition of terrorism contained in criminal legislation, the slow progress made in the implementation of the reparations scheme, and the tendency to associate human rights defenders and social protest movements with terrorism. .
The Committee is also concerned at the content of the draft anti-terrorism and the money laundering andterrorism funding laws, including the reportedly broad definition of terrorism and the absence of legal/judicial procedures pertaining to the delivery, arrest or detention of individuals arts. 2 and 16.
Joint Submission 1(JS1)alleged that the POAD included a broad definition of"terrorism", which could be employed to charge trade unions for carrying out any campaign to pressure the Government to change policy.
The draft comprehensive convention on international terrorism must be finalized andmust include a clear, broad definition of terrorism that distinguished it from legitimate resistance, which, under the Charter of the United Nations, was a right of peoples in repelling aggression.
Mr. Kälin said he shared Mr. Lallah's concern about a possibly excessively broad definition of terrorism and Sir Nigel's concern about the lack of institutional separation of adult and juvenile detainees, which also was the subject of Iceland's reservation to article 10, paragraph 2, of the Covenant.
It also noted that the Anti-Terrorism Proclamation,particularly the broad definition of terrorism, placing the burden of proof on criminal suspects and high sentences, was a cause of concern.
In 2007, the HR Committee expressed concern about the potentially overly broad definition of terrorism under the Terrorism Act of 2003, which may extend to conduct, e.g. in the context of political dissent, which, although unlawful, should not be understood as constituting terrorism. .
UNCT stated that the Anti-Terrorism Act 2002 contained a broad definition of terrorism and conferred considerable discretionary powers to the Minister for Internal Affairs.
His delegation therefore reiterated the need to agree on a broad definition of terrorism which included State terrorism and condemned terrorist acts in all their forms and manifestations.
The Committee expresses concern that Act 99/2002 amending the General Penal Code sets out a vague and broad definition of terrorism(art. 100(a)), which might encompass and consequently jeopardize legitimate activity in a democratic society, in particular participation in public demonstrations articles 2 and 21 of the Covenant.
Such laws, either per se or in their application,by using an extremely vague and broad definition of terrorism, bring within their fold the innocent and the suspect alike and thereby increase the risk of arbitrary detention, disproportionately reducing the level of guarantees enjoyed by ordinary persons in normal circumstances.
Such laws, both per se or in their application,by using an extremely vague and broad definition of terrorism, bring within their fold the innocent and the suspect alike, and thereby increase the risk of arbitrary detention, disproportionately reducing the level of guarantees enjoyed by ordinary persons in normal circumstances" see E/CN.4/1995/31, p. 8.
With regard to the reply to question 12 on terrorism, one problem, as Mr. Zohni had indicated,was that it was not clear what impact the broad definition of terrorism had on the criminal legal system and what were the implications of attaching the label of terrorism to certain offences, either in connection with the courts which would be responsible for judging them or the actual penalties for those offences.
Vague or broad definitions of terrorism are extremely problematic.
Vague and broad definitions of terrorism, or the absence of such a definition, inhibit the workof associations that do not pursue terrorist tactics.