Примеры использования De facto impunity на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Those conducting the torture enjoy de jure or de facto impunity.
In Guatemala there is almost total de facto impunity for violations of human rights, including those committed against human rights defenders para. 63.
The Committee expresses its concern over the abduction of children for the purpose of forced labour and the de facto impunity enjoyed by perpetrators.
The Committee notes that this omission could contribute to de facto impunity for police officers involved in human rights violations. arts. 2, 7, 9 and 26.
Although the activities of those groups had been reported to the authorities,the same report asserted that their members appeared to enjoy de facto impunity.
De facto impunity occurs where those committing the acts in question are in practice insulated from the normal operation of the legal system.
The enactment of several amnesty laws, such as those of 30 May 1996, 15 March 1997 and 13 October 2008,has strengthened this de facto impunity.
That a climate of de facto impunity prevails for law enforcement personnel who commit acts of torture or ill-treatment, in view of.
AI concluded that the Government's continued failure to address these violations has led to a climate of de facto impunity for law enforcement officials.
De facto impunity has been reported in the following countries: Burundi, Cambodia, Colombia, Guatemala, India, Russian Federation, Rwanda, Togo, Tunisia and Turkey.
The preliminary report of the Special Rapporteur identified killings by the military,combined with the de facto impunity of those responsible.
Another serious problem was the legal and de facto impunity enjoyed by the perpetrators of torture, which could only encourage the offenders to continue offending.
The standard modus operandi of special police units apparently included violence, andthe perpetrators enjoyed de facto impunity.
In many situations where impunity has been sanctioned by the law or where de facto impunity exists, the victims have no recourse in seeking redress and reparation.
As a result, a de facto impunity may be developing, as criminal elements are using juveniles, who are not subject to detention, to commit crimes and to harass minorities.
Criminal law procedures,which must be strictly applied in order to abolish the widespread practice of de jure or de facto impunity, in particular of State actors;
He referred to the"existence of a zone of de facto impunity for killings by private contractors operating in Iraq and elsewhere" which had been tolerated for too long.
It underlines the importance of the strict application of criminal law procedures in order to abolish the widespread practice of de jure or de facto impunity, in particular of State actors.
De facto impunity seems to be the result of the entrenched power of the military, police and other armed forces in a country engaged in armed struggle for more than a generation.
Similarly, the author claims that none of the more than 40 lawyers contacted by him waswilling to pursue his criminal complaint for perversion of justice, which reflects the de facto impunity of German judges.
Try the perpetrators andimpose appropriate sentences on those convicted in order to eliminate the de facto impunity for law enforcement personnel who are responsible for violations prohibited by the Convention.
De facto impunity for conflict-related violations and abuses, combined with ineffective policing, undermines the trust of Nepalis in the State to enforce the rule of law, particularly against those with political influence.
It further stated that Polandshould try the alleged perpetrators of acts of abuse and adequately compensate the victims in order to eliminate the de facto impunity for law enforcement personnel.
The de facto impunity for perpetrators of torture resulting from the above-mentioned facts and the weakness shown by the judicial, administrative and police authorities in enforcing the law is likewise a matter of deep concern to the Committee.
By way of illustration, there previously was a widespread perception that truth commissions were a"next best" response to mass atrocities when an amnesty or de facto impunity foreclosed prosecutions.
The alternative is de facto impunity, which mocks the international legal order, makes hollow the international obligations undertaken and reaffirmed by the parties, increases the likelihood of more flagrant violations in the future, and poisons the prospects for an eventual solution to the conflict.
Try the alleged perpetrators of acts of abuse and, when convicted, impose appropriate sentences andadequately compensate the victims in order to eliminate the de facto impunity for law enforcement personnel who are responsible for violations prohibited by the Convention;
Regardless of the rules formally in force de facto impunity did seem to exist for the perpetrators of acts of torture and he would like accurate data on the number of complaints of torture filed in 1994 and 1995 and the way in which they had been followed up at the judicial or administrative levels.
Several United Nations reports and national and international human rights organizations have documented the phenomenon of domestic abuse orfamily violence, the role of gangs in and around camps and the de facto impunity of those who abuse women.
Political instability, the impasse in the implementation of several key provisions in the Comprehensive Peace Agreement, de facto impunity for serious human rights violations and abuses, and deficiencies in the rule of law framework aggravate an already weakened public security situation and have a negative impact on the overall human rights situation.