Примеры использования Complainant contends на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The complainant contends that he has exhausted all domestic remedies in Switzerland.
Concerning the release of his brothers after his escape, the complainant contends that the very fact of their arrests shows that he is not a person in whom the authorities have no interest.
The complainant contends that he has participated in many events and meetings organized by the Iranian opposition movement in Switzerland and that the Swiss authorities have not disputed this fact.
As to the Turkish authorities' knowledge of his PKK membership, the complainant contends that there can be no doubt that the Turkish secret service observed the events taking place at the Halim-Dener-Festival in 1994.
The complainant contends that this was done on purpose, so he could not sleep and rest at night.
In conclusion, the complainant contends, alternatively, that he was the victim of a violation of article 16 of the Convention.
The complainant contends that he has exhausted all available and effective domestic remedies.
By letter of 11 July 2005, the complainant contends that the Danger Opinion of 8 March 2004 is based, in large part, on allegations made by his exwife.
The complainant contends that the TNG has limited authority in the country, being rather confined to Mogadishu.
In relation to the charges which the complainant contends were filed against him, the Committee notes the State party's submission that the charge sheets, police reports and letters submitted by the complainant are not authentic.
The complainant contends that if deported to Sri Lanka she would face detention and torture, in violation of article 3 of the Convention.
As to the assurances provided by the Egyptian authorities, the complainant contends they are not sufficiently explicit, and it is unknown how extensive efforts were on the Egyptian side to guarantee implementation of the assurances, particularly given that they were provided a day after being requested.
The complainant contends that the State party did not in any way specify its argument that his claims are manifestly unfounded.
The complainant contends that if he were deported to Brazil, he would have to serve the prison term to which he had been sentenced.
The complainant contends that there are substantial grounds for believing that she would be subjected to torture if forced to return to Bangladesh.
The complainant contends that he explained to Swiss authorities that in Belarus, he had been arrested on several occasions and brought to the police.
The complainant contends that the UAE intelligence service then became aware that the PLO considered him a traitor, and his residence permit was withdrawn.
The complainant contends that the Tunisian authorities cannot be ignorant of his conviction in France, since it was the subject of numerous press articles.
The complainant contends that, from March 2002 to August 2004, he secretly provided distance assistance to refugees from Darfur, through a family aid committee.
The complainant contends that subsequent to the 1993 attack, his uncle was also under surveillance and was ill-treated by security forces' agents.
The complainant contends that the United Arab Emirates intelligence service then became aware that PLO considered him a traitor, and his residence permit was withdrawn.
The complainant contends that despite recent changes in Lebanon, the situation has not been resolved to the extent that the risk of torture he faces has dissipated.
The complainant contends that, in 1990, aged 14, he and 14 other boys were recruited by the Tamil National Army, which was working with the Indian Army; they subsequently escaped.
The complainant contends that even after the signing of the Peace Accords in 1992, the Intelligence State Service still operates with total impunity against leftist militants.
The complainant contends that the preliminary inquiries lacked the necessary impartiality, because they were carried out by the police and, therefore, constituted a breach of article 13 of the Convention.
The complainant contends that there are substantial grounds for believing that he will be subjected to torture if returned to Somalia, placing the State party in breach of its obligations under article 3 of the Convention.
The complainant contends that the Togolese authorities appear to wish to forget about the abuses committed by law enforcement personnel during the 2005 elections, ignoring the victims of the many violations of human rights.
The complainant contends that the State party violated article 12 of the Convention, as the DPP failed to carry out a prompt and impartial investigation into the allegations of psychological torture, as requested by her representative.
In any case, while the complainant contends that she was detained and raped the first time because of her husband's political activities in Belarus, the Committee notes that she was raped for a second time because she had made a complaint about the initial rape.
The complainant contends that the Swedish authorities had no grounds for their decision to refuse him asylum, since note was merely taken of the fact that the Colombian Government had drawn up programmes which would protect Mr. Grueso Vargas, without taking into account the fact that the complainant had been tortured in Colombia.