Примеры использования Members of paramilitary groups на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The following persons are reported to have been killed by members of paramilitary groups.
Members of paramilitary groups frequently use torture and, in almost all cases, it preceded extrajudicial execution.
In 17 cases, the missing persons were released by their captors, members of paramilitary groups, and were living at liberty.
Most of them were members of paramilitary groups, such as the Scorpions and the Avengers, involved in crimes in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia and Kosovo.
In 13 cases, the persons concerned were allegedly abducted by members of paramilitary groups, including the Autodefensas Unidas de Colombia AUC.
This obligation to investigate andbring to justice those responsible for violations of the right to life extends to members of paramilitary groups.
It would also be interesting to know whether demobilized members of paramilitary groups whose confessions had helped to shed light on certain crimes had been prosecuted and sentenced.
Members of paramilitary groups or armed individuals cooperating with security forces or operating with their acquiescence were also reported to have resorted to arbitrary and excessive force.
The forces alleged to be responsible were the army(5), the police(2), members of paramilitary groups(11) and unidentified men in civilian clothes believed to be linked to governmental forces 5.
Members of paramilitary groups or armed individuals cooperating with security forces or operating with their acquiescence were also reported to have resorted to arbitrary and excessive force.
Arbitrary and excessive force were also said to be resorted to by members of paramilitary groups or armed individuals cooperating with security forces or operating with their acquiescence.
The Supreme Court had handed down 16 decisions, including 14 convictions in cases where the judge had established that there were links between members of Congress and members of paramilitary groups.
Serious concerns have been expressed by NGOs regarding impunity in relation to the demobilization of members of paramilitary groups and continuing paramilitary activity, including disappearances.
The Special Rapporteur believes that there is little indication that such incidents are politically motivated, even thoughthose involved are often alleged to have been members of paramilitary groups.
Members of paramilitary groups or armed individuals cooperating with security forces or operating with their acquiescence were also reported to have resorted to arbitrary and excessive force.
The government body which was the most energetic in trying to carry out its constitutional function of bringing the members of paramilitary groups to justice was the Office of the Procurator-General.
Members of paramilitary groups were the principal violators of such rights, and their acts implied State responsibility, by acts of commission or omission, i.e. failure by the State to perform its duty to safeguard rights.
In a large number of these cases, those responsible were allegedly members of paramilitary groups whose actions were believed to be undertaken with the complicity or acquiescence of members of the security forces.
However, the High Commissioner is deeply concerned at the fact that, according to information gathered by her Office in Colombia, some elements of the armed forces andpolice maintain links with members of paramilitary groups.
In a large number of these cases, those responsible were allegedly members of paramilitary groups whose actions were believed to have been undertaken with the complicity or acquiescence of members of the State security forces.
She also encourages the President of the Republic to adopt the necessary measures to sever all links between public servants and members of paramilitary groups and to effectively dismantle paramilitary structures.
According to a report by theMinistry of National Defence, 48 members of paramilitary groups were killed and 231 arrested and turned over to the Attorney-General's Office in 1997 and 1998 for alleged links with such groups. .
It should be pointed out that those indicators do not specifically and separately refer to acts committed by public servants which,either directly or through links with members of paramilitary groups, constitute human rights violations.
During the mass protests in March 2008 against crimes committed by members of paramilitary groups, it was clear that there had been a breakdown in the dialogue between some parts of civil society and the Government.
During 2001 the Office received reports from several areas of the country concerning the existence of criminal ties between members of the armed forces and members of paramilitary groups involved in perpetrating massacres see chap. VI.B below.
Some 694 members of paramilitary groups are being prosecuted under the justice and peace law, 150 members of the security forces have been prosecuted by the justice system, almost 400 have been subject to precautionary measures and approximately 1,300 are under investigation.
This tendency is reflected in the interference in the exercise of public functions by members of paramilitary groups and in the persistence of links between public servants and members of these groups. .
Certain administrative requirements have been introduced owing to the fact that for four years many individuals in the occupied territories adhered to the authorities who actively opposed the Republic of Croatia andmany of them were even members of paramilitary groups.
As noted earlier,the Attorney General's Office has registered over 121,547 victims of crimes committed by members of paramilitary groups who expect to exercise their rights in the proceedings in progress under Law 975/2005.
As regards article 2 of the draft optional protocol, the notion of"auxiliary and assimilated services" should be added to that of armed forces in order to cover, for example, civilians employed in government establishments concerned with defence matters, the police,members of other armed services and members of paramilitary groups.