Примеры использования Grounds for his arrest на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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However, there are no grounds for his arrest, and the priest warns Gogol to stay away from him.
Juma Aboufaied was kept in secret detention for 15 months, without access to a lawyer andwithout ever being informed of the grounds for his arrest.
According to the information received from the source,Mr. Chowdhury has not been formally informed of the charges or grounds for his arrest.
The author submits that there were no legal grounds for his arrest under Belarusian law and that documents had been falsified by investigating officers in order to justify his arrest. .
In one case,the accused was released after a few days as a result of the investigation, the grounds for his arrest having proved unfounded.
A journalist's professional activity may not constitute grounds for his arrest or detention, or for the confiscation of material which he has gathered, handled or prepared, or of equipment used in the course of his work.
Juma Aboufaied was kept in secret detention for fifteen months, without access to a lawyer, andwithout ever being informed of the grounds for his arrest.
A person who has been arrested ordetained must be informed without delay of the grounds for his arrest or detention, his rights must be explained to him, and he must be given an opportunity immediately following his arrest to defend himself and to have recourse to legal assistance for his defence.
Members of the internal security services in fact arrested him in the Minister's office, without a warrant andwithout informing him of the legal grounds for his arrest.
In the absence of detailed information from the State party establishing that the author was informed promptly of the grounds for his arrest in each of the cases, the Committee must give full weight to the author's claim that he was not promptly informed of all the charges against him.
With regard to the author's allegation under article 9, paragraph 2, of the Covenant,the Committee concluded that the author had been aware of the grounds for his arrest.
The author claims that his father's arrest on 19 April 1990 by the internal security services, without a warrant andwithout informing him of the legal grounds for his arrest, was carried out in complete disregard of the guarantees set forth in article 9, paragraphs 1 and 2, of the Covenant.
In the case, the author alleged that his brother had been arrested on 19 January 1989 without a warrant andwithout being informed of the legal grounds for his arrest.
The Committee has noted the author's claim that he was arbitrarily arrested on 23 May 1999,as at that time no permissible legal grounds for his arrest under the Criminal Procedure Code existed.
In the present case, the author alleges that his brother was arrested on 19 January 1989 without a warrant andwithout being informed of the legal grounds for his arrest.
Article 20 of the Constitution states that every person under arrest must be informed immediately orwithin 24 hours at the latest of the grounds for his arrest and any charges against him in a language he understands.
The author, Dr. Adam Hassan Aboussedra, is the brother of Mohamed Hassan Aboussedra, a medical doctor and biologist living in Al Bayda, Libyan Arab Jamahiriya, who is married to Selma Younès and has two children, T.A. and A.A. He states that Dr. Mohamed Hassan Aboussedra( the" victim")was arrested by the internal security forces at his home during the night of 19 January 1989, without being shown a warrant or being informed of the grounds for his arrest.
With regard to article 9 of the Covenant, the author notes firstly that his brother was arrested by the internal security forces without a warrant and without being informed of the grounds for his arrest, in violation of the guarantees set forth in article 9, paragraphs 1 and 2, of the Covenant.
In the present case, the author alleges that his father was arrested on 19 April 1990 without a warrant and without being informed of the legal grounds for his arrest.
Regarding the complaint of violation of article 9,the information before the Committee shows that the author's father was arrested without a warrant by agents of the State party, was then held incommunicado without access to defence counsel and was not informed of the grounds for his arrest or the charges against him until he was charged by the Military Prosecutor-General on 19 April 2001, 11 years after his arrest. .
In case No. 1751/2008(Aboussedra et al. v. Libyan Arab Jamahiriya),the Committee noted that the victim was arrested by agents of the State without a warrant, then held incommunicado without access to a defence counsel and without being informed of the grounds for his arrest or the charges against him until he was brought before the People's Court in Tripoli, a court with special jurisdiction, for the first time 15 years after his arrest. .
The Working Group notes with concern that the detention of Mr. Al-Kuwari with no attempt at charging him with a specific offence andsubsequent release without charge is an indication that the Government did not have any legally sustainable and robust grounds for his arrest and detention.
Regarding the complaint of a violation of article 9,the information before the Committee shows that the author's brother was arrested by agents of the State party without a warrant, then held incommunicado without access to a defence counsel and without being informed of the grounds for his arrest or the charges against him until he was brought before the People's Court in Tripoli, a court with special jurisdiction, for the first time in 2004, that is, 15 years after his arrest. .
The status of his detention was examined by the Court in hearings held every 30 days as prescribed by law. On 18 January 2007, the proceedings concerning the judicial observation were completed and Mr. Halil Savda was released at the next hearing, held on 25 January 2007,as the judge concluded that the grounds for his arrest and detention no longer existed.
Article 7,"Inviolability of the person", has been supplemented by a new section which provides that"anyone arrested on the authorization of a procurator shall be entitled to lodge a complaint with the courts concerning the legality of, and grounds for his arrest or the prolongation of his detention in custody.
Regarding article 9,the information before the Committee shows that Abdeladim Ali Mussa Benali was twice arrested without a warrant by agents of the State party, and that he was held in incommunicado detention on each occasion, without access to defence counsel, without being informed of the grounds for his arrest and without being brought before a judicial authority.
In case No. 1804/2008(Il Khwildy v. Libya),the victim was twice arrested without a warrant by agents of the State and held in incommunicado detention on each occasion, first for five years and, after that, for 20 months, without access to defence counsel, without being informed of the grounds for his arrest and without being brought before a judicial authority.
Regarding article 9,the information before the Committee shows that Idriss Aboufaied was twice arrested without a warrant by agents of the State party, and that he was held in secret detention for approximately two months on each occasion, without access to defence counsel, without being informed of the grounds for his arrest, and without being brought before a judicial authority.