Примеры использования Course of armed conflict на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The acts must be committed in the course of armed conflict.
That Understanding provided that'acts in the course of armed conflicts committed without the specific intent required by Article II are not sufficient to constitute genocide as defined by this Convention.
Violations of the rules of international humanitarian law in the course of armed conflict including.
They are learning that hiding behind civilians in the course of armed conflict, bringing death and injury upon such civilians, is indeed cowardly, but can be effective and serve their purpose.
She also stressed that the Tribunal had competence only over crimes committed in the course of armed conflict.
All delegations had acknowledged that actions carried out in the course of armed conflict were comprehensively, and more appropriately, covered by the existing body of international law dealing with such conflicts. .
Deliberate violation of the norms of international humanitarian law committed in the course of armed conflict;
In pursuance of the decision of the GoN to provide relief to the families of those who died in the course of armed conflict, the MOPR is providing a sum of 100 thousand Nepalese Rupees to each of the dead persons.
Many participants strongly condemned the practice of systematic abuse of women and rape in the course of armed conflicts.
On the subject of violence inflicted upon women and girls in the course of armed conflicts, Argentina supported the adoption of Security Council resolution 1325(2000) on women and peace and security, together with other related resolutions.
Second, it is an acknowledged fact that the overwhelming majority of summary executions have been committed in the course of armed conflict.
We would also like to point out that clear violations of human rights-- especially those committed in the course of armed conflict-- are one of the manifold complex factors that lead to the displacement of people.
Make arrangements for appropriate relief, recognition and rehabilitation for the family of the deceased persons, the disabled andhelpless persons due to injury during the course of armed conflict.
Secondly, herbicides have also been used in the course of armed conflict to destroy crops.
The training programmes for district(municipal) criminal court judges andfor military judges include as a special subject the observance of human rights and freedoms in the course of armed conflicts.
While any interested party, including NGOs,can seek a High Court judicial review, even in the course of armed conflict, Palestinians in Gaza face significant hurdles.
The Government and MILF vowed to cooperate fully with each other and with the ICRC in determining the identity, whereabouts, andfate of persons reported missing in the course of armed conflicts.
However, article 12 excludes the applicability of the Convention to situations of hostage-taking committed in the course of armed conflicts covered by the 1949 Geneva Conventions and the 1977 Additional Protocols.
With regard to the criminalization of racial discrimination, the Penal Code still ignores discriminatory conduct engaged in at any time by persons not taking a direct part in hostilities,since discriminatory practice is considered an offence only if committed"during and in the course of armed conflict.
This year we observed the fiftieth anniversaryof the Geneva Conventions, which were formulated to ensure that even in the course of armed conflict, humankind would adhere to certain laws based upon humanity.
For article 12,"insofar as the Geneva Conventions of 1949 for the protection of war victims orthe Additional Protocols to those Conventions are applicable to a particular act of hostage-taking,… the present Convention shall not apply to an act of hostage-taking committed in the course of armed conflicts.
It is noteworthy that, under article 12 of the Convention,the text does not apply to an act of hostagetaking committed in the course of armed conflicts as defined in the Geneva Conventions, including armed conflicts in which“peoples are fighting against colonial domination and alien occupation and against racist regimes in the exercise of their right of self-determination”.
Requiring rigour in these determinations does not mean that all acts undertaken in the course of armed conflict are legal acts of war.
A provision of a sanctions regime that authorizes military action against such objects or that denies the repair andrecommissioning of those illegally damaged in the course of armed conflict must be viewed as illegal.
Relying on voluminous information,the Court concluded that a rule of customary international law providing for exemption from State immunity in cases of serious violations of human rights(including in the course of armed conflicts) has not yet emerged as"this practice is by no means universal"; it moreover found, on the basis of some State practice, that such a new exception was possibly in the process of formation.
The World Youth Report 2003 states that most warfare takes place in developing countries, particularly in Africa,where an estimated 300,000 young soldiers between the ages of 10 and 24 risk their lives in the course of armed conflicts willed by adults.
Thanks to its active presence worldwide, the ICRC is able to develop andmaintain contacts with all those who have a significant impact on the course of armed conflicts and on the humanitarian problems that those conflicts create.
It is also expected that the statute will reflect(as is already the case as regards the statutes of the International Criminal Tribunals for the Former Yugoslavia and for Rwanda) that crimes against humanitycan occur whether or not committed in the course of armed conflict, international or national.
The Mission further notes that international humanitarian law also recognizes a category of civilian objects which may nonetheless be targeted in the course of armed conflict to the extent that they have a"dual use.
Some of the special procedures have, for example,expressed concern with respect to alleged extrajudicial executions related to counter-terrorism committed in the course of armed conflict, and to alleged arbitrary detention.