Примеры использования Immunity under international на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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He's claiming immunity under international law.
Universal jurisdiction, which was exercised by national courts, should not be confused with the jurisdiction of international tribunals orwith the question of whether any court was competent to prosecute an individual who enjoyed immunity under international law.
The Commission should focus on immunity under international law, rather than immunity under domestic legislation.
Article 11 provides that the said Law does not apply to offences committed in Iraq by persons enjoying immunity under international conventions, international law or domestic law.
Generally speaking, those who enjoyed such immunity under international law were entitled to full immunity in the Dutch legal order, as reflected in article 16 of the International Crimes Act.
The issue became even more vexing where one State sought to investigate and prosecute a crime while another sought to prevent such proceedings,in particular where the case involved a person who might enjoy immunity under international law.
To any person who is in the service of the Colombian State,enjoys immunity under international law, and commits the crime abroad.
Since the source of State officials' immunity from foreign criminal jurisdiction was not international comity, butinternational law, the Commission should focus on immunity under international law.
Its application to heads of State orother State officials who possessed immunity under international law might have some legal and political ramifications.
Furthermore, the topic should focus on immunity under international law, and not under domestic legislation: provisions contained in national laws should only be relevant as evidence of the existence of customary international law.
Of course, the focus should be immunity from foreign jurisdiction(it is well known that domestic legal systems provide for the immunity of certain State officials from the jurisdiction of the same State) and immunity under international and not domestic law.
To any person who is in the service of the Colombian State,does not enjoy immunity under international law, and commits abroad a crime other than those cited in paragraph 1, unless he has been tried abroad.
Africa's grave concern regarding the applicability of the principle of universal jurisdiction does not pertain to what is being done collectively through multilateral processes or the world community but rather to the indictments by individual judges in non-African States,which focus primarily on African leaders who are entitled to immunity under international law.
However, the exercise of criminal jurisdiction by national courts,invoking universal jurisdiction over high-ranking officials who enjoyed immunity under international law, violated the most fundamental principle of that law, namely the sovereignty of States.
The exercise, by courts of another State,of criminal jurisdiction over high-ranking officials who enjoyed immunity under international law violated the principle of State sovereignty; the immunity of State officials was firmly established in the Charter and in international law and must be fully respected.
In particular, under paragraphs 2 and 3,the application of Colombian law can be extended to the extraterritorial conduct of its public officials in instances in which any person who is in the service of the Colombian State who enjoys immunity under international law commits a crime abroad, or where any person who is in the service of the Colombian State who does not enjoy immunity under international law commits a crime abroad, where such person has not stood trial abroad.
Persons who enjoy privileges and immunities under international law.
Delegations recalled that the granting of privileges and immunities under international law should follow the functions that the individual working on behalf of the United Nations performs.
Some delegations favoured the exclusion of aliens entitled to privileges and immunities under international law, including diplomats and members of armed forces, from the scope of the topic.
We also demand that the rights and immunities under international law of the United Nations and its specialized agencies be fully respected.
The present draft articles do not apply to aliens enjoying privileges and immunities under international law.
Paragraph 2 of draft article 1 excludes from the scope of the draft articles certain categories of aliens, namely,aliens enjoying privileges and immunities under international law.
First, the study only deals with immunities of those individuals that are State officials,as opposed to other individuals-- for example, agents of international organizations-- who may also enjoy immunities under international law.
In that regard, the actions of the Prosecutor are incompatible with the Rome Statute,for he has disregarded well-established immunities under international law in respect of the President of a State, a case that was dealt with by the International Court of Justice.
Other issues that would be better left out of examination of the topic included issues of denial of admission andthe situation of aliens entitled to privileges and immunities under international law, extradition and other procedures under international criminal law.
It was important to rid the concept of universal jurisdiction of its inherent contradictions and of shortcomings resulting from the lack of functioning international cooperation mechanisms, the absence of a clear list of crimes to which it applied, the practice of in absentia convictions andissues concerning its applicability to individuals who enjoyed privileges and immunities under international law.
There was no difference, from a procedural standpoint, between immunity ratione personae and immunity ratione materiae and the Hungarian authorities would ensure that the person concerned was treated in accordance with his or her privileges and immunities under international law.
In that context,it might be necessary to consider the scope of the immunities concerned by asking who was entitled to immunities under international law, whether the nature of the crime in question affected those immunities and, if so, to what extent.
While certain members clearly supported excluding individuals entitled to privileges and immunities under international law from the scope of the topic, conflicting opinions were expressed concerning the possible inclusion of migrant workers.
However, UNRWA staff, vehicles and their contents were subjected to searches and delays on entering and leaving the area,which constituted a violation of the Agency's privileges and immunities under international law.