Примеры использования Confiscation of passports на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Confiscation of passports, visas and identification documents.
Other alternatives, such as the confiscation of passports, were preferred.
The complainant claims that in 1990 his family was subjected to harassment night-time raids,summonses for questioning and confiscation of passports.
These abuses included confiscation of passports and/or personal belongings, threats, physical abuse and corporal punishment.
It welcomes the decisions by courts declaring illegal the confiscation of passports by employers.
Regarding the temporary confiscation of passports, the law guaranteed freedom of movement and steps had been taken to end confiscation. .
It had only had the occasion to contact the Sri Lankan embassy from time to time about purely logistical questions,for example with regard to the confiscation of passports.
Unlike the situation in other Gulf countries, Syrian law prohibited the confiscation of passports and the authorities discouraged the practice.
The provisions prohibiting the confiscation of passports were enforced by all courts, and employers who violated those provisions were obliged to compensate the worker.
Problems included long working hours for little pay,poor living conditions, the confiscation of passports, and non-payment of wages.
The confiscation of passports is routinely used as a tool to trap migrants in exploitative jobs, forcing them to perform work they would not agree to otherwise.
According to paragraph 42 of the sixteenth report, the confiscation of passports by employers, although deplorable, was not tantamount to racial discrimination.
Migrants without regular status and without written contracts are particularly vulnerable to other forms of exploitation such as lack of rest days, confiscation of passports, and non-payment of salaries.
Further urges States to take the necessary measures to prohibit the confiscation of passports belonging to migrant workers, in particular migrant domestic workers, and to punish those responsible for such acts;
APDHE considered that detention should only be employed when no other less burdensome measures for ensuring expulsion,such as regular reporting in person to the authorities or the confiscation of passports.
Also urges States to take the necessary measures to prohibit and sanction the confiscation of passports belonging to migrant workers, in particular, migrant domestic workers;
Please also provide information on progress made to investigate and sanction acts of abuse, exploitation and violence committed by recruitment agencies and employers against domestic workers, as well as poor working conditions relating to wages, holidays,working hours and confiscation of passports.
Urges States to take the necessary measures to sanction employers for the confiscation of passports belonging to migrant workers, in particular migrant domestic workers;
Recommendation 9 on migrant workers took note, inter alia, of the difficult situation in which migrant workers, especially women and children, were living and the need for them to be provided protection to ensure their fullest human development andparticipation in the life of their community, particularly urging that States take necessary measures to prohibit and punish the confiscation of passports belonging to migrant workers, particularly migrant domestic workers.
Urges States to take the necessary measures to sanction employers for the confiscation of passports belonging to migrant workers, in particular migrant domestic workers;
Specifically he asked whether the regulations prohibiting the confiscation of passports applied to employers of domestic workers, whether any such employers had been punished for violating those regulations and whether workers who had been wronged by their employer could remain in Kuwait to seek other work.
In this regard, the Rapporteur specifically referred to the severe risk of exploitation under the sponsorship system and abuses such as the confiscation of passports and debts contracted with labour recruitment agencies.
A fuller explanation would have been desirable concerning confiscation of passports(para. 126 of the report), a practice that might raise difficulties in connection with article 12 of the Covenant liberty of movement.
In addition, physical abuse by employers, overcrowded and unsanitary accommodation,non-payment of wages, confiscation of passports and contract substitution further increase health risks posed by construction work.
When the work is exacted(including through deception orfalse promises on the type of work, and confiscation of passports) from a person under the menace of a penalty(such as the threat of deportation for leaving one's employer), this can amount to forced labour and in some cases servitude.
Subject matter: Confiscation of passport- inability of family to depart country and be reunified.
He contends that the confiscation of passport and refusal of the State party to permit departure of his wife and the three youngest children amounts to a continuing violation of article 12 of the Covenant.
Some sources informed the Special Rapporteur that many supporters of the Islamist party are at present still often imprisoned in inhuman conditions and that the relatives of such prisoners are subjected to numerous forms of harassment lossof the wife's job, police surveillance, confiscation of passport, etc.
Other forms of reprisals include threats from State officials for delivering statements at the Council(e.g., Bahrain, Bangladesh, China, India, Malawi, Sri Lanka, and Yemen); acts of torture and ill-treatment(e.g., Israel and United Arab Emirates); arbitrary arrest and detention(e.g., China and Viet Nam); acts of surveillance(e.g., Bangladesh andUnited Arab Emirates); and confiscation of passport/travel bans e.g., China, Israel, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Viet Nam.
Apart from the imprisonment of such persons and some of their friends or relatives for acts of"terrorism" or some other criminal offence, the Special Rapporteur, on the basis of allegations received, learned of a whole range of techniques which are in most cases beyond the law:loss of job, confiscation of passport, ransacking of office or home, interception of mail, telephone/fax lines and Internet sites monitored or blocked, cars stolen or damaged.