Примеры использования Incited racial hatred на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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No indictment had yet been served regarding associations that incited racial hatred.
Some newspapers incited racial hatred, especially against the Baluba, the ethnic group to which Tshisekedi and Kabila belong.
The State party had already taken steps to withdraw public financing andban such political parties that incited racial hatred.
Some newspapers incited racial hatred, especially against the Baluba, the ethnic group to which Tshisekedi and Kabila belonged.
All newspapers were prohibited from publishing articles that called for racial discrimination or incited racial hatred.
He wondered whether Denmark was satisfied with its arrangements for monitoring local radio broadcasts which incited racial hatred, and what sentence had been passed in the case described in paragraph 56 of the report.
Several Committee members had referred to article 4(b) of the Convention concerning the prohibition of organization andpropaganda activities that promoted or incited racial hatred.
The national Act governing political parties also prohibited the establishment of any organization which incited racial hatred and was robust enough in conjunction with the other provisions of the Criminal Code to prevent such practices.
Article 25 and 156 of the Criminal Code provided for the prosecution of anyone who organized, abetted, incited or committed an offence andcovered any individual or group who incited racial hatred.
Mr. NINA(Albania), referring to the prohibition of organizations that incited racial hatred, said that Albanian law did provide for the creation of organizations that engaged in political, scientific, cultural, religious, literary and other activities.
That being so, it was fortunate that no organization which practised orencouraged racial discrimination or incited racial hatred existed in Tonga.
Mr. Lambert(Ligue des droits de l'Homme)said that his organization fully supported the banning of organizations that incited racial hatred and discrimination, provided that any decision to do so was reviewed by an independent judge, in order to ensure that the rights to freedom of expression and association were safeguarded.
Mr. Perrouty(Ligue des droits de l'Homme)said that the Committee's previous recommendation to adopt laws aimed at banning organizations that incited racial hatred had focused on established political organizations.
In relation to the latest bills aimed at banning organizations that incited racial hatred, he stressed that the Ligue des droits de l'Homme was not opposed to prosecuting persons or organizations that encouraged racial hatred and discrimination, but it considered that existing legislation was sufficiently robust to combat such offences.
And finally, in June 2006,Estonia amended several laws to make it easier to prosecute the authors of communications that incited racial hatred, including communications sent via the Internet.
Mr. Kassymov(Kazakhstan) said that article 164 of the Criminal Code prohibited the incitement of social, national, tribal, racial or religious hatred in addition tothe act of racial hatred itself, and provided for the courts to hold those who incited racial hatred to account.
Mr. Kut said that,unless there was a clear indication that the Government might be using the proposed ban on organizations that incited racial hatred and discrimination to stifle opposition, there was no reason to fear that the balance between combating hate speech and protecting freedom of expression and association would be lost.
The second recommendation had called on OHCHR to organize a high-level seminar on the subject of the Internet and racism, xenophobia and related intolerance, with a view to assessing the possibilities andchallenges posed by the use of the Internet to propagate material that incited racial hatred or acts of violence.
Mr. KJAERUM asked whether article 265 of the CriminalCode effectively prohibited discrimination and banned organizations that incited racial hatred and whether there were any legislative provisions that protected the right of access to any place or service intended for use by the general public, as provided for in article 5(f) of the Convention.
The information provided in relation to article 4, concerning the Public Gathering Act 1991 and section 282 of the Criminal Code, was a little brief and Mauritius did not seem to have entirely fulfilled the requirements in article 4(b) by declaring illegal andprohibiting all activities which incited racial hatred.
The Government of the United States reported that it had not taken any steps to prohibit organizations which promoted and incited racial hatred as that would violate the constitutional right to free speech.
Furthermore, States must not hide behind the cloak of spurious democratic politics to allow the rise of extremist parties and groups that incited racial hatred and discrimination and violence against minorities and migrants, as had occurred when Narendra Modi of the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party of India had organized the massacre of more than 2,000 Muslims in 2002.
Mr. Lambert(Ligue des droits de l'Homme) reiterated that his organization feared that abusive use might be made of the bills aimed at banning organizations that incited racial hatred in the absence of any clear requirement for an independent judge to review such decisions.
As to combating and prosecuting racial discrimination, he stressed that the State party should ensure that it prosecuted andpunished acts which incited racial hatred in the same manner as the acts of racial hatred themselves.
She encouraged the Committee, in particular, to assist the Conference in establishing an inventory of the different forms of racism in society,in drawing the profile of the victims as well as the organizations which incited racial hatred and in assessing the reaction from the public vis-à-vis the activities of such organizations.
In flagrant violation of articles 29 and 30 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and article 20 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, radio stations in Kisangani vehemently incited racial hatred while Rwandans and Ugandans were sharing power: Liberté targeted Rwandans, while RTNC/Rebelle targeted Ugandans.
Mr. Perrouty(Ligue des droits de l'Homme) said that the State party had passed restrictive laws in the past andhis organization had therefore requested that the latest bills aimed at banning organizations that incited racial hatred should include a reference to the necessary balance between combating racial hate speech and protecting freedom of expression and association.
Participation in organizations inciting racial hatred should also be made a punishable offence.
Inciting racial hatred through digital communications is covered by the Bill.
Any activity that incites racial hatred is a criminal offence in Irish Law.