Примеры использования Cases reportedly на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The 3 new cases reportedly occurred in Aceh.
Baseline through 2011:The aftermath of the 2010 elections saw a marked increase in serious human rights violations, in many cases reportedly perpetrated by members of the security or national defence forces.
These cases reportedly took place on the territory of Chechnya.
Lawyers in Kathmandu and elsewhere who handle human rights cases reportedly have faced threats, intimidation and harassment.
The other two cases reportedly occurred in 1996, in the Departments of Ucayali and San Martín.
According to allegations before the Committee, foreign nationals detained under legislation on aliens are often ill-treated when apprehended by border guards oron arrival at the detention centres; in some cases reportedly to extort money or valuables.
Most of the cases reportedly occurred during attacks on villages.
During the period under review, the Working Group transmitted eight newly reported cases of enforced orinvoluntary disappearances to the Government of Turkey, all of which were sent under the urgent action procedure; two of the cases reportedly occurred in 1997.
The majority of the cases reportedly took place between 2001 and 2005, mainly in 2002.
Other cases reportedly concern Hutus, most of whom were reportedly held by members of the security forces in a Bujumbura, Kamenge suburb, and then taken away to unknown destinations.
The majority of these cases reportedly took place in Karachi between June 2005 and September 2006.
Four cases reportedly occurred in 1983 and concerned leaders of the Revolutionary Party of Central American Workers-Honduras, including a Jesuit priest, who were allegedly captured by the Honduran Army.
Of these, five cases reportedly occurred in 2004 and were sent under the urgent-action procedure.
Two cases reportedly occurred in August 1997 in Makambo province, near the Tanzanian border, and concerned a parliamentarian and his driver who were reportedly arrested by members of the military on their way to the United Republic of Tanzania.
Of these, 266 cases reportedly occurred in North and South Kivu, four in Orientale Province and two in Maniema.
These cases reportedly occurred in 1995 and concerned two journalists who were allegedly taken from their home by government agents in the days following the sweep of arrests of individuals who participated or were believed to have participated in a peaceful public demonstration held in the capital, Ashghabad, in July 1995.
The majority of these cases reportedly occurred in south-east Turkey, in areas where a state of emergency was in force.
These cases reportedly took place between 2001 and 2005, in various districts of the country.
While some of these cases reportedly concerned terrorism suspects, many involved political opponents of the Government.
Three cases reportedly occurred in 2001 and concerned members of the People's Democratic Party.
Some 20 other cases reportedly occurred in 1993 in the Department of Ucayali and concerned largely the disappearance of peasants.
Many of those cases reportedly involved soldiers accused of participating in the former military regime and convicted of treason.
Two of the cases reportedly occurred in Welaluho in February 1996; one of the persons concerned allegedly was arrested by the police and the other by the military.
Two other cases reportedly took place in Algiers; Mohamed Rahmouni was allegedly arrested by the police and Mohamed Fatmia was reportedly arrested by agents from the judicial police.
Four other cases reportedly occurred in 1996 and concerned members of the same family who were reportedly abducted from their home in Islamabad by agents of the military intelligence.
The newly reported cases reportedly occurred between 1994 and 1997 in various parts of the country and concern persons of all ages, from various professional backgrounds including peasants, small commercial traders, peasants and public administration employees.
Five cases reportedly occurred between 1996 and 1997, one of which concerns an engineer and a former secretary-general of the Burundian People Union, an opposition political party; two cases concern a parliamentarian and his driver who were reportedly arrested by members of the military on their way to the United Republic of Tanzania; one concerns a teacher who was allegedly abducted by agents of the security services; and one concerns a person who was allegedly arrested by military forces from the Kwipera military post.
Kidnapping for ransom has generated a steady stream of revenue for the organization and in one case reportedly netted between at least $20 million and $25 million.
Mammo Wolde's case reportedly fell within the last category as he was an official of a local urban-dweller's association kebelle.
Of these, one case reportedly occurred in 2004 and was sent under the urgent-action procedure.