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No one may be unlawfully deprived of their right to property.
JS3 noted that some religious groups were refused registration on technicalities and thus deprived of their right to worship.
Stateless persons arbitrarily deprived of their right to acquire the nationality of the country of their residence.
But in 2010,the Civil Aviation Agency(CAA) deprived of their right to fly.
The authors claim that they were deprived of their right under article 14, paragraph 5, of the Covenant to have their conviction and sentence reviewed by a higher court.
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The source contends that the accused were deprived of their right to a fair trial.
The authors claim that they were deprived of their right under article 14, paragraph 5, of the Covenant to have their conviction and sentence reviewed by a higher court.
People who are not on the editorial staff, but work on contract,may be deprived of their right to disseminate information.
According to the source,the two accused were deprived of their right to a fair trial, contrary to articles 9 and 10 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. .
It was concerned over the large number of prisoners at Guantanamo, deprived of their right to a fair trial.
The persons listed below have been deprived of their right freely to enter and leave the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Around 121 million children, the majority girls,do not attend school and as such are deprived of their right to education.
Women had been considered inferior and had been deprived of their right to freedom of expression and their right to enter political life.
The Committee also expresses concern about the situation of children born out of wedlock,who may be deprived of their right to birth registration.
Persons concerned shall not be arbitrarily deprived of their right of option to which they might be entitled in accordance with such provisions.
What the Committee should ask was that the groups concerned should not be deprived of their right to their own culture.
Many people were thus deprived of their right to receive information and ideas from different points of view, as provided for by the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights. .
Business as usual would aggravate the plight of millions of people already deprived of their right to food and safe drinking water.
For more than 40 years the Cuban people had been deprived of their right to freedom of opinion and information; the Cuban Government's alarm at initiatives such as the Proyecto Varela and Radio and Television Martí stemmed from its fear of the consequences of allowing its people to have free access to information about their own country and the world, a freedom to which all mankind was entitled.
In wounded Palestine, a resolute people are still suffering subjugation and occupation, deprived of their right to an independent State.
Children in Abkhazia andTskhinvali continued to be deprived of their right to freedom of movement and to education in their native language.
The ASG noted that as a result of the closure of schools in thenorth of the country after many of the teachers had fled; children had been deprived of their right to education.
Every effort must be made to ensure that children were not deprived of their right to enjoy the bounty of nature because of environmental damage.
If the Millennium Development Goal of reducing child mortality was not achieved by 2015,4.6 million people would have been deprived of their right to life.
It remains a matter of concern that those tried by court martial are deprived of their right to judicial review of the judgements and sentences.
Some Member States had abolished it, while others had retained it as a deterrent to be applied to the most serious crimes andto ensure justice for victims who had been deprived of their right to life.
The author adds that, should the Religious Union be dissolved,the Lutherans would be deprived of their right to collective and public worship, observance and practice.
Under this law, foreigners who are second- or third-generation permanent residents in Japan andwhose life activities are based in Japan may be deprived of their right to leave and re-enter the country.
The reports had a common thread:too many children were being left behind and deprived of their right to thrive because of their gender, disabilities or place of birth.
In addition, barbed wire fences had been put in place to restrict freedom of movement, and up to half a million internally displaced persons andrefugees were being deprived of their right to a safe and dignified return.