Примеры использования Military service act на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Professional Military Service Act.
Based on the complaints received, the Mission has not noted any cases of forced military conscription.Voluntary service is the only type in effect until a new military service act enters into force.
Part 10 of the Military Service Act has the title"Care for Soldiers.
The Constitutional Court had ruled that the clause in the Military Service Act was constitutional.
On 2 February 1997 the Compulsory Military Service Act was adopted by the Latvian Parliament, thus amending the provisions for alternative service which were in force as from March 1990.
The Committee notes with appreciation the establishment of 18 years of age as the age for registration for active andinactive military personnel under the Military Service Act of 1954 and Defence Ministerial Regulation of 2000.
However, the National Human Rights Commission had recommended that the Military Service Act should be amended and the National Assembly and the ministries concerned were studying the question.
The Military Service Act, thus, respects the Constitution which guarantees the protection of human dignity, personal honour and other fundamental rights and freedoms as well as the right to judicial and other legal protection.
CRC was concerned that the National Armed Forces Compulsory Military Service Act did not expressly prohibit the recruitment of children.
To that end, for its part, the Government of the Republic of Guatemala shall continue to adopt and implement the necessary administrative decisions and shall initiate,as soon as possible and in the spirit of this agreement, a new Military Service Act.
For the implementation of the new system, the Government has to revise the Military Service Act, and considers submitting a revised Act to the National Assembly this year.
The overall reform of the Non-Military Service Act shortened the duration of non-military service by one month, to 362 days,which is equal to the longest duration of the service referred to in the Military Services Act.
Conscientious objectors have allegedly been routinely sentenced by military courts to threeyear terms of imprisonment based on article 44 of the Military Penal Code and, more recently,by civil courts under provisions of the Military Service Act.
Article 6 of Legislative Decree No. 115 of 1953,promulgating the Military Service Act, stipulates that:"Every Syrian has a duty to perform compulsory military service on reaching the age at which it becomes obligatory.
However, it also stated that"Although it is desirable to adopt a system of alternative service in place of military duty for those who firmly maintain and stick to their own religious or conscientious decision even facing the criminal penalty, rather than forcing them to serve in the army,this legislation is not a constitutional responsibility of the government and Military Service Act which provides only for the punishment does not provide such an exception is not an infringement of the Constitution.
A key objective during the preparation of the Non-Military Service Act was to ensure maximum equality with the rights andobligations of persons performing service under the Military Services Act.
On 26 August 2004, in a case unrelated to the current communications,the Constitutional Court rejected, by a majority, a constitutional challenge to article 88 of the Military Service Act on the grounds of incompatibility with the protection of freedom of conscience protected under the Korean Constitution.
However, a bill drawn up in 2004 to amend the Military Service Act and providing for the establishment of civil service for conscientious objectors was currently being examined by the National Assembly.
It submits that the denial of the passport is based on considerations which are specified in the Constitution Act, Passport Act and Passport Decree, andwhich are related to the Military Service Act. The denial of a passport neither constitutes a punishment nor in any other way replaces the investigation of, and the corresponding punishment for, the offence of failing to report for military service. .
The Compulsory Military Service Act(1941: 967) has the character of a general compulsory law which prescribes that Swedish men from 18 to 47 years of age are liable for military service and may be called up for training and other service. .
The first report noted that,in fulfilment of the commitment it had made, the Government had submitted to the Congress the draft of a new military service act prepared by the Ministry of Defence, in addition to proposals from the Office of the Counsel for Human Rights and the Guatemalan Widows' Coordinating Committee CONAVIGUA.
The Compulsory Military Service Act and amendments thereto establish that any person over the age of 18 years must enrol in the Military Register, and may, following a thorough medical examination, then be classified as“selected”,“not selected” or“exempt”.
The Ministry of Defence has indicated that military service in Peruis regulated by Legislative Decree No. 264 of 8 November 1983, the Compulsory Military Service Act and amendments thereto, which establishes that any person over the age of 18 years must enrol in the Military Register, and may, following a thorough medical examination, then be classified as"selected","not selected" or"exempted.
The Military Service Act respects the Constitution of the Slovak Republic which guarantees citizens the protection of their human dignity, personal honour and fundamental rights and freedoms, and the right of everyone to judicial and other legal protection regardless of sex, race, colour, language, faith, religion, political affiliation or conviction, national or social origin, nationality or ethnic origin, or property, birth or other status.
On the questions related to military and civil services, the overall reform of the Non-Military Service Act shortened the duration of non-military service by one month, to 362 days,which is equal to the longest duration of the service referred to in the Military Services Act.
As to the amendments to the Military Service Act(in 1998) and the Civilian Service Act(in 1999) and following the reductions in the duration of certain forms of military service, the Government explained that Parliament had decided to maintain the duration of non-military service. .
Although Mexican legislation does not recognize the right to conscientious objection,the Ministry of National Defence is empowered under the Military Service Act and Regulations to exempt those persons who do not meet the requirements for military service, including on the grounds of physical, moral or social impediments as provided in article 10 of the Act and the Regulations.
With regard to the recruitment of children for military service, Act No. 3369/07 repealing article 19 and amending article 5 of Act No. 569/75 on compulsory military service stipulated that military service could not under any circumstances be performed before a person reached 18 years of age.
It should also be pointed out that Act No. 23,852 of 1990 amended the Military Service Act and exempted from conscription anyone whose parents or siblings disappeared before 10 December 1993, under circumstances implying that it was an enforced disappearance.
Austria noted that it had amended its Military Service Act to implement article 79 of Additional Protocol I to the Geneva Conventions, and that, as at 1 January 2014, its Ministry of Defence issues identity cards for journalists on dangerous professional missions, attesting their status as journalists civilians.