Примеры использования Cuban legislation на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Cuban legislation prohibited and punished racial segregation, apartheid and genocide.
The Government of Cuba stated that the death penalty continues to be part of Cuban legislation.
Although provided for in Cuban legislation, imposition of the death penalty is very exceptional.
All types of transnational organized crime were regulated andpunishable under existing Cuban legislation.
Cuban legislation extends protection against any form of discrimination to foreigners resident in the country.
There are no specific provisions in current Cuban legislation regarding the use of special investigative techniques.
Cuban legislation severely punished money-laundering, arms trafficking and organized crime.
They exercised their right to defence counsel, which, under Cuban legislation, may be chosen by the accused, failing which counsel is assigned.
Current Cuban legislation condemns and punishes any act of racial discrimination against individuals, groups or institutions.
The Government of Cuba considered that many human rights related to bioethics were closely linked to health care and referred to Cuban legislation on these issues.
The European Union notes that Cuban legislation provides for the alleviation of sentences in certain circumstances.
All have a right, as they were informed at the trials, to appeal sentences before a higher court than that in which they were sentenced, in this case, the Supreme Court;this is a right respected under Cuban legislation;
Cuban legislation does not establish any differences between men and women with regard to acquiring, changing or retaining citizenship.
More recently, on 16 February 1999, adoption of Act No. 87 amending the Penal Code has strengthened Cuban legislation governing, among many other issues, illicit trafficking in weapons;
Cuban legislation in this field bans the export from or transit through the country of firearms bound for other countries.
The authorities hadreportedly explained that the employment authority, in its negotiations with foreign companies, guaranteed that Cuban legislation would be fully respected and that trade union officials took part in the negotiations.
Cuban legislation was thus brought into line with the Convention on the Rights of the Child and the conventions on international adoption.
The legal sources for passive extradition are: international treaties and, in their absence, Cuban legislation; for active extradition, international treaties and, in their absence, the principle of reciprocity.
In Cuban legislation there was no category of offence for which extradition was an obligation, nor had the matter ever come before the courts.
Her delegation welcomed the Commission's attention to the importanttopic of formation and evidence of customary international law and had provided information on the evidence existing in Cuban legislation.
Give consideration to the amendment of Cuban legislation which allows persons to be deprived of their liberty in the absence of the commission of a criminal act; and.
The source states that Mr. González Moreno was arrested, held in custody and sentenced to two years' imprisonment,not for committing any offence, but for exercising his rights and freedoms in accordance with international law and Cuban legislation.
Cuban legislation guarantees non-discrimination against women in employment and vocational training and equal pay for men and women for equal work.
At the same time, however, one of the members of the working group pointed out that although Cuban legislation does extend wide protections to women, the mentality of the people has not always evolved in parallel with the revolutionary ideas.
Cuban legislation makes no distinction based on sex with regard to the right of rural landowners to credit and bank loans: women are treated on an equal footing with men.
On 25 February 1997, the Government sent a response to a letter transmitted by the Special Rapporteur on 8 July 1996 concerning the Cuban legislation on the independence of judges and lawyers and the cases of Cuban lawyers Leonel Morejón Almagro and René Gómez Manzano.
The Committee noted that Cuban legislation was progressive in its provisions affirming gender equality and that discrimination was punishable under the law.
Cuban legislation prevented and severely penalized money-laundering, trafficking in arms and illicit drugs, and other forms of organized crime.
There was no contradiction between Cuban legislation and the provisions of the Convention; his delegation's presence before the Committee was proof of that.
Cuban legislation had criminalized acts, aggression and attacks against the honour and dignity of the diplomatic representatives of foreign States and perpetrators of such deeds were liable to heavy prison sentences.