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Fears have been expressed that he could be subjected to ill-treatment.
No one could be subjected to countermeasures such as unfavourable treatment or punishment for having engaged or participated in activities aimed at promoting equality.
In Suriname there are no known cases of persons being deported andsent to a country where they could be subjected to torture.
Submitted inventories could be subjected to initial checks by the secretariat when they are received.
To his dismay, some humanitarian workers were distorting the image of his country by declaring that returnees could be subjected to imprisonment or torture.
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Countries of concern with regard to proliferation could be subjected to diplomatic and economic pressure, which is most effective when applied multilaterally.
He did not see how a judge or jury could assess a witness's credibility on the basis of a written statement, orhow the witness could be subjected to cross-examination.
The Constitution contained guarantees that no person could be subjected to torture or cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment.
Such a project could be subjected to CBA using data only for the flows on the routes forming part of the project, since no significant effects would be expected elsewhere.
Article 18, paragraph 3, of the Constitution, stated that no one could be subjected to arrest or detention"except on the grounds of law.
The Committee wished to know whether Israel was aware of the possibility that Egypt might return persons turned away orexpelled by Israel to other countries where they could be subjected to ill-treatment.
The Constitution also provided that the dignity of all persons was inviolable and that no person could be subjected to torture or any cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment.
It provided that no one could be subjected to torture, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment or be used for any medical or scientific experiments without their free consent.
The tanker may roll upside down,in which case the top mounted valves and dome could be subjected to the full weight, impact and sliding loads.
They also recommend that all victims of torture or degrading and inhuman treatment receive adequate compensation andthat detainees not be transferred to countries where they could be subjected to torture.
The Committee takes note of the information supplied by the complainant, according to which he could be subjected to torture if he were arrested and placed in pretrial detention.
The likelihood that an alien could be subjected to torture in a country where he would be deported is not evaluated separately within the proceedings intended to analyse the reasons for granting the permit for tolerated stay.
Under the Constitution, the inviolability of the person was guaranteed by the State and no one could be subjected to torture or to cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment.
The report had also failed to make it clear in what circumstances detainees could be subjected to solitary confinement or be handcuffed; such forms of treatment were acceptable only in very exceptional circumstances, and those circumstances should be clearly defined in the country's legislation.
In addition, intention was a decisive criterion in thecase of torture but not in that of cruel treatment since a person could be subjected to such treatment through negligence.
This finding is particularly valid since the criminal inquiry to which he could be subjected has a legitimate objective, namely to establish criminal responsibility for the unnatural death of a person.
He was recently granted a reduction of prison term, which places Mr. Al Aouis at risk of imminent expulsion to the Syrian Arab Republic where,according to the source, he could be subjected to torture or other ill-treatment.
The preamble to the 1996 Constitution stated,inter alia, that no one could be subjected, under any circumstances, to torture or cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment.
Referring to the significant segregation in employment suffered by women who were non-European Union nationals(para. 89),he recommended that the State party tackle that problem, given that women could be subjected to double discrimination.
He clarifies that he confessed guilt because the investigators threatened him that his wife could be subjected to violence, and that he, as a prosecutor,could be mistreated in detention.
Recently adopted by consensus, the United Nations Global Counter-Terrorism Strategy failed to address that extremely significant issue andmade no mention of State terrorism, which was one of the most serious threats to which weaker countries could be subjected on numerous pretexts.
With regard to the criminalization of torture,he said that article 23 of the Constitution guaranteed that no one could be subjected to torture or other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment.
The expert from the country whose report was being considered could be subjected to special pressures, not only for all the reasons described by the other members of the Committee, but also for political reasons.
Mr. Siladji(Bosnia and Herzegovina) said that the Constitution of theFederation of Bosnia and Herzegovina stipulated that no one could be subjected to torture or to cruel, inhuman or degrading punishment or treatment.
In view of the content of the rights contained in the Convention,the point was made that not all rights could be subjected to homogeneous assessment, and that a supervisory body would therefore not be in a position to decide about compliance or lack of compliance with a provision.