Примеры использования Measures to protect witnesses на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Measures to protect witnesses and court officials from intimidation need to be strengthened.
Article 32: Take all legislative and institutional measures to protect witnesses, experts, and victims.
Special measures to protect witnesses cannot be applied unless ordered by the Trial Chamber.
It developed 60 best practice recommendations to address both the operational andthe legal challenges to the effective use of available measures to protect witnesses.
Creating measures to protect witnesses in criminal acts of trafficking and smuggling of migrants.
Article 24 of the Convention, on the protection of witnesses, requires States parties to take appropriate measures to protect witnesses in criminal proceedings concerning offences that include the smuggling of migrants.
Measures to protect witnesses and court officials from intimidation need to be strengthened, and seen to be strengthened.
Switzerland also reported that its Criminal Procedure Code(RS 312.0)provided for various procedural measures to protect witnesses facing threats, including the opportunity for witnesses to provide information anonymously.
In another State party, measures to protect witnesses were taken by the prosecutor, judge or court when there were reasons to presume a real danger to the life, health or property of witnesses, relatives or closely related persons.
Article 24 of the Organized Crime Convention provides that States parties should take appropriate measures to protect witnesses in criminal proceedings related to crimes including the smuggling of migrants.
The Dominican Republic has not adopted measures to protect witnesses or experts who give evidence on corruption offences, or their families or other persons close to them, or persons who cooperate with the judicial authorities, or reporting persons.
The Committee while noting information that, keeping with international commitments,law enforcement authorities are required to adopt measures to protect witnesses, the State party has not yet applied in law the principle of witness protection.
There are no comprehensive measures to protect witnesses, experts and victims, though evidentiary measures could be applied under the common law.
The American Convention on Human Rights and the European Convention for the Protectionof Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms do not contain explicit mention of States' obligation to adopt specific measures to protect witnesses.
Also encourages States to design programmes and other measures to protect witnesses and individuals who cooperate with judicial bodies and mechanisms of a quasi-judicial or non-judicial nature, such as human rights commissions and truth commissions;
The national action plan to combat trafficking in persons for 2008-2010 was confirmed by the July 2008 decision of the President announcing measures to increase the effectiveness of action against trafficking in persons, which provides for surveys, criminal investigations, and specific measures to protect witnesses and victims of trafficking in persons.
Article 24 of the Organized Crime Convention calls upon States parties to take appropriate measures to protect witnesses in criminal proceedings from threats, intimidation, corruption or bodily injury and to strengthen international cooperation.
Most measures to protect witnesses had no impact on the budget, although video-linked testimony had a direct effect on spending, as did measures for the physical protection and relocation of vulnerable witnesses. .
Promoting, in countries where this has not yet been done, effective regulations, procedures andmechanisms for reporting acts of corruption, and measures to protect witnesses and other persons involved in proceedings,to facilitate the investigation and the punishment of illegal conduct;
Special measures to protect witnesses in accordance with the said laws include provision of a safe shelter, changing the registration information of the victims while testifying, providing compensation and occupational training during the witness protection period.
In the report of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights on the right to the truth(A/HRC/15/33), submitted to the Human Rights Council,the High Commissioner recalled that the International Convention for the Protection of All Persons from Enforced Disappearance makes clear reference to States' obligations to adopt specific measures to protect witnesses and victims.
Measures to protect witnesses and former criminals who had decided to abandon organized criminal groups and cooperate with the authorities were also reported as effective means of obtaining information necessary for the successful prosecution of cases involving organized crime.
However, with many more witnesses expressing concern for their safety in forthcoming trials,the Unit is concerned that a number of Governments which it has approached have failed to give the assurances requested that they will take the necessary measures to protect witnesses, especially when these measures involve resettlement in a new country, possibly under a different identity.
Failure to adopt effective measures to protect witnesses at the investigative stage and in prosecutorial arrangements, and thereby give them reason to trust that their safety will be ensured during the process, may result in many cases against perpetrators of human rights never reaching trial stage.
Although it is noted that, in practice, Cuba has not so far needed to take measures to protect witnesses or experts,it would be desirable to provide for additional measures to protect witnesses and experts who give testimony concerning corruption offences and to their relatives and other persons close to them art. 32, paras. 1 and 2.
Further encourages Member States to take measures to protect witnesses in cases of smuggling of migrants, as called for in the Organized Crime Convention, to take appropriate measures to provide for the effective protection of witnesses who testify in criminal proceedings and, as appropriate, their relatives, including protection from potential retaliation, and to strengthen international cooperation in this area;
In one State party, police andlaw enforcement agencies had access to an extensive range of measures to protect witnesses and experts based on the provisions of dedicated legislation, including full witness protection programmes involving permanent relocation, a change of identity, personal and home security measures, the provision of testimony by means of communications technology, and a high degree of confidentiality.
Measures taken to protect witnesses.
Mechanisms exist to protect witnesses, including measures that may be used in court to protect witnesses during their testimony.
She would also appreciate figures on the number of trafficking victims as well as information on measures taken to protect witnesses in trafficking cases.