Примеры использования Helsinki watch на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The report also states,A delegation of members from Helsinki Watch had gone to Stepanakert for two days.
In May 1992, when Helsinki Watch arrived to Stepanakert, the city had already suffered heavy destruction.
It began in 1978 with the founding of its Europe andCentral Asia division then known as Helsinki Watch.
Recently the local Helsinki Watch organization published a report about"ethnic cleansing" in this former Yugoslav Republic.
It began in 1978 with the founding of its Europe and Central Asia division then known as Helsinki Watch.
As documented by the Special Rapporteur and Helsinki Watch, Serb-perpetrated human rights violations were on the rise in his country.
Helsinki Watch also reports on the disappearances of non-Serb men of military age taken from villages and detention centres.
Neither the police nor the courts had recorded any complaint against police violence made by him on the day cited by Helsinki Watch.
Representatives of Helsinki Watch, had photographed the complete destruction of a hospital, and also school buildings in parts of the city.
In reply to questions raised by Ms. Gaer and Mr. Yakovlev, he supplied details, just received from his Government,on the three cases cited by Helsinki Watch.
The Human Rights Centre, OSCE, Helsinki Watch and Norwegian organizations had provided assistance in dealing with the problem of ill-treatment in those establishments.
That organization committed numerous war crimes in Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina, andBokan's name appears on a list of suspected war criminals compiled by Helsinki Watch.
According to a Human Rights Watch and Helsinki Watch researcher, the prosecutor's questions were formulated to elicit answers that supported the defense.
Together with officials of administrative bodies and representatives of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe(OSCE), the Red Cross,Amnesty International, Helsinki Watch and other NGOs, he had personally visited a number of prisons, including remand prisons.
Helsinki Watch's report stated that the"Azerbaijani shelling and bombing were reckless and indiscriminate, and aimed at terrorizing and forcing out Armenian civilians.
In Bosnia and Herzegovina, human rights abuses are perpetrated on such a massive andsystematic scale that the American Jewish Committee, Helsinki Watch and the International Court of Justice have labelled as"genocide" what some call"ethnic cleansing.
In an interview to Helsinki Watch on 28 April 1992, a Khojaly woman said that"the Armenians delivered an ultimatum[…] that it was better for the Khojaly inhabitants to leave the town with a white flag.
During the period concerned, the Commission has received reports or documentation in the public domain from a number of international NGOs: Amnesty International, ICRC,Médecins sans frontières, Helsinki Watch, Humanitarian Law Fund, International Human Rights Law Group and Danish Helsinki Committee.
Following the formation of the Moscow Helsinki Group, Helsinki watch groups were formed in Lithuania(November 1976), Ukraine(November 1976), Georgia(January 1977) and Armenia April 1977.
The telling evidence of the human rights situation in Croatia, and in that context of the position of Serbs in Croatia, is the fact that Croatia is much criticized on that score in the European Parliament and by international non-governmental organizations,such as Amnesty International and Helsinki Watch.
Helsinki Watch heard dozens of stories from children, their parents, lawyers, youth workers and political leaders of children being stopped on the street and hit, kicked and abused again and again by police and soldiers.
With some exceptions for security considerations, the Columbia University community and the public have access to field notes, taped and transcribed interviews with alleged victims of human rights violations, video and audio tapes, andother materials documenting the organization's activities since its founding in 1978 as Helsinki Watch.
Helsinki Watch is concerned that Croats, Hungarians, Czechs and others are being forced by Serbian rebels from their homes in Serbian-occupied territory in order to create purely Serbian regions in areas that are otherwise of mixed population.
In its aggression against the Republic of Serbian Krajina, the Croatian Army committed the crimes of genocide and of ethnic cleansing, as attested to by numerous statements of witnesses, reports of representatives of the United Nations, the European Union(EU) Monitoring Mission, the International Committee of the Red Cross(ICRC), of the press,as well as by the Helsinki Watch report of July 1995.
Helsinki Watch, in the above-mentioned report, testifies that"these events were intended to exacerbate the fear and horror of ethnic Armenians in other parts of Azerbaijan" and lead to the deportation and ethnic cleansing of more than 600,000 Armenians.
I have the honour to inform you that, in regard to the letter and annex addressed to you by the Permanent Representative of the Republic of Croatia, dated 12 July 1993(A/48/261-S/26073), which dealt with the mistreatment of the Croatian population living in the province of Vojvodina, located in the"Federal Republic of Yugoslavia"(Serbia and Montenegro),a July 1993 report by the human rights organization, Helsinki Watch, addressed this very same issue.
In a witness account brought by the Helsinki Watch report of September 1992, an Azerbaijani woman is quoted as confirming that Armenians had notified the Azerbaijani civilian population to leave the town with white flags raised.
As Executive Director of Human Rights Watch/Helsinki(formerly Helsinki Watch), I wish to respond to the March 3 Ministry of Foreign Affairs statement regarding the 1992 slaughter of Azeri civilians in the town of Khojaly in Nagorno Karabakh.
The Helsinki Watch Committee, the Croatian Committee for Human Rights, the Medical Center for Human Rights, the Center for Peace, Non-violence and Human Rights, the Anti-War Campaign and others have been active in the field, organizing gatherings, collecting and publishing information, and offering assistance to citizens in cases of abuse.
As a resultof that tragic night, according to information from Helsinki Watch, an international non-governmental organization, approximately 800 civilians, including old people, women and children, were murdered, 421 wounded, more than 180 unaccounted for and over 500 taken hostage.