Примеры использования Lead to impunity на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It must not lead to impunity or to violations of human rights.
Concerns had been expressed that amnesty might lead to impunity.
More generally, recent decisions have reaffirmed the incompatibility of amnesties that lead to impunity with the duty of States to punish serious crimes under international law principles 18 and 25 a.
The Committee further is concerned about the lenient sentences for perpetrators of trafficking,which could lead to impunity.
The newspaper admits that Putin and his company have eliminated all their potential rivals, and the absence of rivals,since it may lead to impunity, which may spoil even this Kremlin candidate that looks so intelligent on TV screens.
In addition, the Security Council may wish to consider whether there would be a risk that transferring this function to national jurisdictions could lead to impunity.
The Working Group reiterates its concern that the enactment of amnesty laws andthe implementation of other measures that lead to impunity are contrary to article 18 of the Declaration and may perpetuate human rights abuses for many years.
Given the nature of these offences, as well the reluctance of victims to report them,the Committee is concerned that the prescription periods stipulated in the Code of Criminal Procedure may lead to impunity.
As noted in the Independent Study(para. 28),"recent decisions have reaffirmed the incompatibility of amnesties that lead to impunity with the duty of States to punish serious crimes under international law principles 18 and 25 a.
Ms. Janina expressed concern that France interpreted the removal of the person from the protection of the law as an additional and intentional element of the crime, as it could limit the classification of enforced disappearance in law and in practice and increase the burden of proof,which in turn could lead to impunity.
My delegation believes that the implementation of such proposals might lead to impunity for some of the accused.
In this respect, the Committee is concerned that this may lead to impunity when the country where the offence is committed is not a party to the Convention, or does not have a specific offence of torture in its legislation, or sanctions it with penalties of less than five years art. 5.
Weaknesses in the administration of justice in Kidal could lead to impunity for crimes.
It is agreed among the members of the Working Group that the closure of the Tribunals should not lead to impunity, and therefore that the residual mechanism(s), drawing on a roster of judges, will have the competence to try fugitives indicted by the Tribunals.
Corruption within the judicial system usually undermines the efforts of all other institutions and may lead to impunity see, e.g., A/65/274, para. 44.
The Working Group reiterates its concern that the enactment of amnesty laws andthe implementation of other measures that lead to impunity are contrary to article 18 of the Declaration on the Protection of All Persons from Enforced Disappearance and may perpetuate continuing human rights abuses for many years.
It was important to stress that paragraph 4 of that article, in particular,should guarantee that the exclusion of certain acts from the scope of the convention would not lead to impunity in cases where such acts were otherwise illegal.
Although mitigating circumstances may, at first glance,appear to amount to measures that could lead to impunity, they are allowed under article 4(2) of the Declaration in two specific cases, i.e. when they lead to bringing the victims forward alive or to obtaining information that would contribute to establishing the fate of the disappeared person.
The Working Group on Enforced or Involuntary Disappearances has long been concerned with the effects of legal measures that result in amnesties and pardons, as well as mitigating measures orsimilar provisions that lead to impunity for gross violations of human rights, including disappearance.
In addition, she suggested that the international community fully recognize a universal right to be free of terrorists and terrorist acts of all kinds, andrequested States to assess national practices that lead to impunity for terrorist acts and create obstacles for victims of terrorism to obtain reparation.
Such lack of accountability leads to impunity for the perpetrators of discrimination.
Flawed access to legal safeguards including legal counsel leading to impunity for torture.
He recalled that States should abrogate legislation leading to impunity for perpetrators of serious human rights abuses and should prosecute them.
States should abrogate legislation leading to impunity for those responsible for grave violations of human rights, such as torture, and prosecute such violations.
Numerous examples to illustrate the different phenomena leading to impunity may be found in the section of the present report on country-specific situations.
It is evident that in the case of femicide, there is a lack of adequate investigation that leads to impunity.
As an empirical matter,subjecting allegations of human rights abuse to military jurisdiction often leads to impunity.
Joint Submission 6(JS 6) stated that domestic violence was treated as a private affair andlargely ignored by the police, leading to impunity and injustice for women.
Regarding the first general allegation, it was reported that the current legal provisions in India hamper the rightto a prompt and effective remedy, leading to impunity for cases of enforced disappearances.
The slow pace of legal reform led to impunity for men who committed acts of violence against women; she cited the case of Maria da Penha, shot and left a paraplegic by her husband in 1983.