Примеры использования Ireland expressed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Ireland expressed concern regarding the status of prisoners sentenced to the death penalty.
The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland expressed concern about mass trials and trial irregularities.
Ireland expressed concern about reports of threats and attacks against human rights defenders in Cambodia.
The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland expressed concern over prison conditions and the continued existence of the death penalty.
Ireland expressed concern at the amendments to the Penal Code which prescribed the death penalty for a wide range of offences.
The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland expressed concern about retaliations against human rights defenders and allegations of corruption.
Ireland expressed concern at legislation identifying the commission of an offence with honourable motives as a mitigating excuse.
The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland expressed satisfaction that Saint Lucia was prepared to extend an open invitation to Special Procedures.
Ireland expressed concern at reports of arbitrary arrest and detention of journalists, civil society activists and others by the NISS.
The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland expressed disappointment that Saudi Arabia has not implemented recommendations from the previous UPR cycle.
Ireland expressed concern at the 2008 legislation imposing capital punishment for certain offences, and urged the abolition of the death penalty.
Before the Council took action on the reports of the Social Committee, the delegation of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland expressed reservations, which are set out below.
Ireland expressed concerns at the effects of the Charities and Societies Proclamation 2009, which could reduce the level of NGO activities in the area of human rights.
History of Irish proposal:During the July 2002 meeting, Ireland expressed concern about the long-term hazards posed by MOTAPM laid by hand or mechanical means, outside fenced and marked areas.
Ireland expressed concern about continuing issues relating to equal rights for minority tribes, and encouraged Botswana to ensure that relevant court judgements were implemented.
The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland expressed concern about restrictions on freedom of expression and association and urged greater transparency over the use of the death penalty.
Ireland expressed concern about the death penalty for juveniles, widespread malnutrition among children under five and the critical problem of stunting.
The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland expressed concern over Israeli practices in the occupied Palestinian territories, including the extensive use of administrative detention.
Ireland expressed concern regarding reports of arrests, arbitrary detention, intimidation and harassment of human rights defenders, and noted that the child mortality rate remained high.
The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland expressed concern regarding the lack of accountability for torture, the introduction of legislation to tighten control over the Internet and the difficulties experienced by some minorities.
Ireland expressed concern at the continued use of military courts to investigate and try military abuses of human rights and noted that the military has taken on a policing role in many states.
The representative of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland expressed disappointment that it had not been possible to reach a consensus on the text of the draft optional protocol, despite the strenuous and comprehensive efforts made by the Chairman-Rapporteur.
Ireland expressed concerns about the ongoing intimidation and murder of human rights defenders including lawyers, media and NGOs and noted the murders of Stanislav Markelov and Anastasia Baburova.
The representative of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland expressed concern at the Committee's decision to defer consideration of an application from a national non-governmental organization in the absence of a comment on the application from that nation's Permanent Mission.
Ireland expressed its resentment over the fact that legitimate positions by western countries were being interpreted by some as a reluctance to deal thoroughly, honestly and seriously with the problem of racism, while in fact exactly the opposite was the case.
The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland expressed concern about allegations of torture and extrajudicial killings by elements of the Nigerian security forces, and called for investigations into the reports of human rights abuses by those forces.
Ireland expressed concern that the Government had used the Printing Presses and Publication Act to block publications considered hostile, continued to impose three years' imprisonment for"maliciously published false news" and obliged accused individuals to disprove guilt.
The representatives of France and Ireland expressed their satisfaction with the adherence to the procedures set out in Economic and Social Council resolution 1996/31, but found that the organization in question had shown no pattern of systematic abuse of its privileges.
Ireland expressed concern about reports of widespread and systematic human rights violations by the military, the police and the Nasaka border force; the denial of ethnic minorities' fundamental human rights, particularly with regard to the Rohingya; and serious issues regarding prisoners' welfare.
Ireland expressed concern at allegations of torture and ill-treatment being routinely practiced and. recommended that Nigeria(c) fully implement the United Nations Convention against Torture, including by introducing national legislation prohibiting torture, and to ensure that ill-treatment in custody is not used as a substitute for proper criminal investigation of suspects.