Примеры использования Including persecution на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Such cases entail, inter alia, threats oruse of violence and harassment, including persecution and intimidation.
It noted the pressure on ethnic groups by the authorities, including persecutions of Georgians in 2006, restrictions on Chechens' rights, demolition of Roma settlements and eviction of Roma.
The Special Representative reported that ISIL was now in control of about one third of the country,committing gross violations of human rights, including persecution of Christians and other ethnic and religious minorities.
Detention of, discrimination against, orthreats or use of violence and harassment, including persecution and intimidation, directed at persons seeking to exercise or to promote the exercise of the right to freedom of opinion and expression, including professionals in the field of information;
The source indicated that several members and staff of the Truth Commission of the State of Guerrero had allegedly received threats or had been the subject of attacks between January andMarch 2014, including persecution, threatening phone calls and robbery.
If this information is then combined with responses to questions related to causes of migration(including persecution, conflict, violence or human rights violations), the number of refugees or internally displaced persons can be estimated.
Council members expressed concern at the security situation in Iraq, as well as its territorial integrity, and condemned ISIL over its hostilities against the Government andits gross violations of human rights, including persecutions of Christians and other minorities.
In October 2005, the Trial Chamber held a sentencing hearing in the case of Miroslav Bralo,who pled guilty to charges including persecutions, murder and torture, for his role in an attack on the village of Ahmići in Bosnia and Herzegovina in 1993.
Since 1999 there have been new developments in this regard including the introduction of Law No. 26/2000 on Human Rights Court to ensure that perpetrators of gross violations of human rights violations, including persecution, maltreatment, and torture.
At his initial appearance, on 26 July 2001,he pleaded not guilty to charges of crimes against humanity, including persecution and crimes of war, in connection with events in the"Medak Pocket" in Croatia from 9 September 1993 to about 17 September 1993.
The Special Representative, speaking via videoconference from Baghdad, reported that ISIL was now in control of about one third of the country,committing gross violations of human rights, including persecution of Christians and other ethnic and religious minorities.
Expresses deep concern about all persecution, including persecution on account of race, religion, nationality, membership in a particular social group, or political opinion, stated in the Convention and Protocol relating to the Status of Refugees as providing grounds for recognition as a refugee;
Deeply concerned at numerous reports of detention, as well as discrimination, threats andacts of violence and harassment, including persecution and intimidation, against professionals in the field of information.
On 18 December, the Tribunal sentenced Dragan Nikolic to 23 years' imprisonment for crimes against humanity, including persecutions, murder, rape and torture, committed while serving as the commander of the Susica prison camp in Vlasenica between May and October 1992. On 4 November 1994, Nikolic became the first person to be indicted by the Tribunal and on 20 April 2000, he was detained by SFOR.
Also expresses its concern at the extensive occurrence in many parts of the world of detention of, as well as discrimination, threats andacts of violence and harassment, including persecution and intimidation, directed at, persons who seek to promote and defend these rights and freedoms;
There are varied and numerous reasons for a child being unaccompanied or separated, including: persecution of the child or the parents; international conflict and civil war; trafficking in various contexts and forms, including sale by parents; and the search for better economic opportunities.
Emphasizes that professionals in the field of information play a major role in the promotion and protection of freedom of opinion and expression and expresses in this regard its deep concern at the numerous reports received by the Special Rapporteur of detention of, as well as discrimination, threats andacts of violence and harassment, including persecution and intimidation, directed at such professionals,including journalists, editors, writers and authors, publishers and printers;
Deeply concerned at numerous reports of detention, as well as discrimination, threats andacts of violence and harassment, including persecution and intimidation, against professionals in the field of information as well as other persons exercising their right to freedom of opinion and expression, including human rights defenders.
Reaffirming that those who have committed or are otherwise responsible for violations of international humanitarian law or violations orabuses of human rights in Iraq and Syria, including persecution of individuals on the basis of their religion or belief, or on political grounds, must be held accountable.
Where any persons have been detained and subjected to violence orthreats of violence or to harassment, including persecution and intimidation, even after their release from detention, for exercising the rights referred to in paragraph 3(a), to take the appropriate steps to ensure the immediate cessation of these acts and to create conditions under which these acts may be less liable to occur, including by ensuring that relevant national legislation complies with their international human rights obligations and is effectively implemented;
On 30 November 2001,Pasko Ljubičić pleaded not guilty on all the charges brought against him(crimes against humanity, including persecution, violations of the laws or customs of war) in relation with events that occurred in the Lašva Valley in Central Bosnia between June 1992 and July 1993.
At his initial appearance on 26 July 2001, he pleaded not guilty to two charges of crimes against humanity, including persecution, and three charges of violations of the laws and customs of war in relation to crimes committed by persons under his authority(see article 7(3) of the Statute) in the"Medak Pocket" in Croatia from 9 September 1993 to about 17 September 1993.
Deeply concerned by numerous reports of detention of, as well as discrimination, threats andacts of violence and harassment, including persecution and intimidation, against professionals in the field of information,including journalists, editors, writers and authors, translators, publishers, broadcasters, printers and distributors.
Expresses its concern at the extensive occurrence of detention of, as well as discrimination, threats andacts of violence and harassment, including persecution and intimidation, directed at persons who exercise the right to freedom of opinion and expression as affirmed in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and, where applicable, the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights;
Deeply concerned at numerous reports of extrajudicial killings, detention, as well as discrimination, threats andacts of violence and harassment, including persecution and intimidation, often undertaken with impunity, against professionals in the field of information as well as other persons exercising their right to freedom of opinion and expression, including human rights defenders.
Ademi case 50. GeneralRahim Ademi surrendered voluntarily to the Tribunal in July 2001 and pleaded not guilty to two charges of crimes against humanity, including persecution, and to three counts of violations of the laws and customs of war in relation to crimes committed by Croat forces under his authority(see art. 7(3) of the Statute) against civilian Serbs in the"Medak pocket" in Croatia from 9 September 1993 to about 17 September 1993.
Violations of theSaharawi population's civil and political rights included persecution and detention for political reasons and the suppression of demonstrations, while violations of their economic, social and cultural rights ranged from labour and social discrimination to the repression of cultural expression.
There was a proposal to include persecution on political, racial, religious or cultural grounds.
These other delegations did not consider it appropriate to include persecution within the jurisdiction of the court.
These charges include: persecutions, murder, plunder of property, wanton destruction of cities, towns or villages, deportation and forced displacement and other inhumane acts.