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Another State where a person may be subjected to torture 19- 27 9.
No one may be subjected to torture, punishment or cruel treatment.
Fears have been expressed that he may be subjected to torture.
No person may be subjected to torture or degrading treatment.
Under article 43 of the Code,"Persons convicted of an offence may be subjected to the following main punishments.
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No one may be subjected to torture, or cruel or inhuman treatment.
The beginning of the third sentence would thus read,"No person may be subjected to the impairment of any rights under the Covenant.
A minor may be subjected to several compulsory measures at once.
This provision does not allow the member states to extradite ordeport individuals to countries where they may be subjected to treatment prohibited by Article 3 of the Convention2.
No one may be subjected to torture or to degrading treatment or punishment.
Furthermore, girls with disabilities may be subjected to forced sterilization or abortion.
No one may be subjected to torture, degrading treatment or punishment.
There is often a risk that minorities, owing to their limited number compared to the majority andfor other reasons, may be subjected to exclusion, marginalization or neglect.
No one may be subjected to cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment.
Under article 19 of the Covenant, everyone shall have the right to freedom of expression;this right may be subjected to restrictions, conditions for which are set out in article 19, paragraph 3.
No one may be subjected to torture, inhuman or humiliating treatment.
Where such facts are proven andthere are sufficient grounds for believing that the person to be handed over may be subjected to torture, that person shall not be handed over to the requesting State.
Children may be subjected to 5 to 10 days of solitary confinement as a punishment;
Please provide information about the mechanisms and criteria applied in the framework of procedures of expulsion, return, surrender orextradition to evaluate and verify the risk that a person may be subjected to enforced disappearance.
No one may be subjected to medical or scientific experiments without his or her consent.
Such items, whenever necessary, may be subjected to certain screening procedures.
No one may be subjected to medical or scientific experiments without his or her consent.
It relates to article 1 of the Convention(definition), article 2(legislative, administrative and other measures) and article 3(guarantees of non-expulsion andnon-extradition to another State where a person may be subjected to torture);
No one may be subjected to torture or inhuman or degrading treatment.
Arbitrary deprivation of nationality, therefore,effectively places the affected persons in a more disadvantaged situation concerning the enjoyment of their human rights because some of these rights may be subjected to lawful limitations that otherwise would not apply, but also because these persons are placed in a situation of increased vulnerability to human rights violations.
Migratory species may be subjected to multiple impacts along their migration route.
It refers to the wording of article 19 of the Covenant and argues that paragraph 3 of the article in question imposes on the rights holder special duties and responsibilities, andthus the right to freedom of expression may be subjected to certain restrictions that shall be provided by law and are necessary for the respect of the rights or reputation of others and for the protection of national security or public order, of public health or morals.
No one may be subjected to arrest or detention except on the basis of law art. 18.
However, article 19, paragraph 3, of the Covenant, imposes special duties and responsibilities on the rights holder andthus the right to freedom of expression may be subjected to certain restrictions that shall be provided by law and are necessary:(a) for the respect of the rights or reputation of others; and(b) for the protection of national security or public order, or of public health or morals.
No one may be subjected without legal justification to arrest, detention or exile art. 19.