Примеры использования Have been intimidated на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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I have been intimidated.
Since that time,members of the newspaper staff have been intimidated and threatened.
Who have been intimidated by the Roman power-their tormentors.
Iran strongly rejects as baseless the claims that their families and supporters have been intimidated.
Witnesses have been intimidated.
There have been a number of incidents in which human rights defenders have been intimidated and harassed.
Who have been intimidated by natural as well as manmade disasters.
Moreover, some party activists say that they have been intimidated, arrested and subjected to administrative sanctions.
In this connection, the Special Rapporteur has also received information on instances where defense counsels have been intimidated by public officials.
Some of their members have been intimidated, threatened or prosecuted.
The villagers are now living under constant threat of eviction andthe village leaders have been intimidated and wrongfully arrested.
In many cases, witnesses have been intimidated to discourage their giving testimony, and even killed.
The EU also remains deeply concerned about cases in which representatives of the peaceful opposition andof civil society have been intimidated and harassed in order to repress critical voices.
We could have been intimidated by statistics and reason but we chose to look at the bright side, and now… When I see him run around in the garden or doing his homework we're happy that we chose to have him.
He also noted with concern that some of the detainees may have been intimidated into not speaking openly to him.
It covers a variety of situations in which persons have been intimidated or suffered reprisals for having: cooperated with United Nations human rights bodies; availed themselves of international procedures; provided legal assistance for this purpose; and/or been relatives of victims of human rights violations.
According to the information received,individuals held in military custody on suspicion of links to the guerrillas have testified that they have been intimidated and tortured to give evidence.
It covers a variety of situations in which persons have been intimidated or suffered reprisals for having cooperated with United Nations human rights bodies, for having availed themselves of international procedures, for having provided legal assistance for this purpose, and/or as relatives of victims of human rights violations.
The Independent Expert received information according to which other human rights activists who have been in contact with United Nations human rights bodies have been intimidated and threatened during 1994.
Humanitarian workers, both national and international, have been intimidated, threatened, arrested, detained, injured or killed.
While the number of incidents of violence against returnees has been relatively low, there continue to be reports of incidents where returnees suspected ofsupporting pro-autonomy groups or participating in violent crimes during 1999 have been intimidated, threatened, kidnapped, arbitrarily detained and beaten.
It covers a variety of situations in which persons have been intimidated or suffered reprisals for having cooperated with United Nations human rights bodies, for having availed themselves of international procedures, for having provided legal assistance for this purpose, and/or for being relatives of victims of human rights violations.
Furthermore, the State party refers to K.M. v. Switzerland, communication No. 109/1998, andcontends that there is nothing to suggest that members of the petitioner's family have been intimidated since his brother and father were released in mid1999.
Many involve persons working in institutions for the protection andpromotion of human rights, who have been intimidated using various forms of harassment: possible phone tapping, surveillance of their homes or places of work, being followed in the street and receiving threats over the telephone or in letters and pamphlets. The headquarters of the institutions concerned have also been the targets of numerous robberies and raids.
More than four dozen individuals interviewed by the Special Rapporteur asserted that these laws were used to violate their human rights orthe rights of other dissenters, and that they have been intimidated, arbitrarily arrested, detained and/or prosecuted for protected activities.
The following paragraphs cover a variety of situations in which persons have been intimidated or suffered reprisals for having sought to cooperate or having cooperated with the United Nations, its representatives and mechanisms in the field of human rights, for having availed themselves of international procedures, for having provided legal assistance for this purpose and/or as relatives of victims of human rights violations.
States should refer to the report of the Secretary-General on cooperation with representatives of United Nations human rights bodies,which describes situations in which defenders have been intimidated for their collaboration with United Nations human rights bodies and mechanisms.
The Human Rights Council and its predecessor, the Commission on Human Rights, have also addressed this issue through several resolutions and have requested the Secretary-General andthe United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights to report on cases of individuals or groups who have been intimidated or suffered reprisals for having cooperated or attempted to cooperate with the United Nations, including its representatives and mechanisms, in the field of human rights see Human Rights Council resolution 12/2.