Примеры использования Human rights violations should на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
Those responsible for human rights violations should be held accountable.
Human rights violations should be offences under criminal law punishable by appropriate penalties, fully taking into account their seriousness;
Recalls that those responsible for all violence and human rights violations should be held accountable;
Perpetrators of human rights violations should be punished and the victims compensated.
The observers noted that the population in general felt strongly that human rights violations should not remain unpunished.
Perpetrators of human rights violations should be brought to justice, regardless of their political affiliation or status in society.
She also spoke of the limits of mediation,noting that grave human rights violations should be addressed in courts.
At the same time, no victim of human rights violations should be forced or coerced into accepting a form of reparation against his or her will.
The Committee considers that the agents of the State responsible for such human rights violations should be tried and punished.
All allegations of human rights violations should be investigated in accordance with international human rights standards and appropriate action taken.
These failures to protect human beings from mass atrocities andfrom gross and systematic human rights violations should not be repeated.
Persons found guilty of having committed human rights violations should be expelled from the armed or security forces and punished accordingly.
The Special Rapporteur emphasizes that ultimately the institutions andinstruments in Myanmar available for investigation of human rights violations should meet international standards.
The Commission expressed the view that individual cases of human rights violations should be addressed to national courts instead of the Constitutional Court.
A clear repudiation of all forms of discrimination and the adoption of the necessary anti-discrimination measures,together with active participation in all international action to combat human rights violations, should be part of a consistent framework of government action.
The issue of individuals andgroups subject to human rights violations should be put firmly on the agenda of all countries.
As recommended by the HR Committee, all human rights violations should be investigated, and those responsible for such violations, including civil servants, army personnel and police officials, prosecuted and punished.
Therefore, the disclosure in good faith of relevant information relating to human rights violations should be accorded protection from liability.
Some delegations had argued that human rights violations should be addressed at the Third Committee because, unlike the Human Rights Council, it had universal membership.
Mr. PILLAI said that the reference in the second sentence to numerous reported instances of discrimination in Liberia andin the third sentence to reports of various other human rights violations should be qualified, for it was certainly not the Government that had made any such report.
We are not convinced that measures in response to human rights violations should be pursued to the last consequence before other possible actions are considered in detail.
Consider, as requested by the European Parliament in its 24 May 2012 and18 September 2014 Resolutions, the possibility of targeted sanctions against those responsible for human rights violations, should the Azeri authorities fail to take the actions proposed in the human rights agenda.
It only stated that a certain category of human rights violations should be recognized as international crimes and should entail the responsibility of those persons who had used a State as a tool to commit them.
The Special Representative has also noted a statement by Hojatolislam Abbasifard, the President of the Commission,in a press interview that the Commission had proposed that all instances declared by international organizations as human rights violations should be collected, examined and reviewed, and a comprehensive report prepared for the authorities concerned for necessary decisions.
Priority should be given to emergency procedures,and serious human rights violations should be brought to the attention of the High Commissioner, who bore crucial responsibility for taking appropriate action in response to such information.
If these theses are correct, then the very same arguments show why human rights violations should be of concern to development actors as well.
All controls that seek to prevent human rights violations should be applied objectively, following criteria whose transparency and mechanisms for information exchange and consultation set a standard that ensures their credibility, their legitimacy, and therefore their effectiveness.
The international community has delivered the unified message that serious human rights violations should be ended immediately and that accountability must be established.
Those involved in planning and carrying out such human rights violations should be prosecuted and sanctioned, regardless of their rank or position.
To this end, early warning measures adopted by treaty bodies andinformation provided by them on human rights violations should be taken into consideration by the Council in deciding on a course of action.