Примеры использования Monitoring of places на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Monitoring of places of detention.
Latvian human rights NGOs also actively participate in monitoring of places of deprivation of liberty.
Monitoring of places of detention.
The purpose of the Act is to ensure independent monitoring of places of detention and custodial facilities.
Monitoring of places of detention.
The State party is encouraged to accept monitoring of places of detention by relevant international mechanisms.
Monitoring of places of deprivation of liberty.
In the Republic of Latvia,there is both stateguaranteed and NGObased monitoring of places of deprivation of liberty.
Independent monitoring of places of detention.
Provide appropriate training to law enforcement officers andensure effective monitoring of places of detention.
Independent monitoring of places of detention.
Torture and ill-treatment of detainees; legal safeguards for detainees;independent monitoring of places of detention; violence in the armed forces.
Systematic monitoring of places of detention.
States are also under an obligation to take preventive measures,such as training of law enforcement officers and monitoring of places of detention.
Report on the monitoring of places of detention in the Republic of Belarus Human Rights Center"Viasna.
The Committee's allegation that there is no independent and regular monitoring of places of detention in Uzbekistan is not justified.
Independent regular monitoring of places of detention is carried out primarily by the Human Rights Commissioner of the Oliy Majlis Ombudsman.
The Committee further reminds the State party that measures to prevent incidents of torture must include independent monitoring of places of detention and the undertaking of comprehensive training programmes for security and police personnel.
Monitoring of places of detention had been carried out by specialized institutions within or outside the prison system.
It should establish a system for the regular and independent monitoring of places of detention, as well as a confidential mechanism for receiving and processing complaints lodged by detainees.
Penal Reform International-Central Asia(PRI-Central Asia) recommended that Kazakhstan train and inform all penal system officials, policemen, lawyers, judges, medical officers and other public servants regarding human rights standards, international human rights obligations and their implications under Kazakh law, andof the benefits of public monitoring of places of incarceration.
Independent monitoring of places of pretrial detention was of particular importance in the light of the considerable potential for abuse.
The State party should enhance the capacity of the office of the Parliamentary Ombudsman through appropriate human andfinancial resources to allow it to undertake monitoring of places of detention, prisons and psychiatric facilities, and establish an independent monitoring and inspection system for such facilities.
The State party is encouraged to accept monitoring of places of detention by non-governmental organizations and relevant international mechanisms and to consider ratifying the Optional Protocol to the Convention as soon as possible.
The organization works within three integrated areas:(a)transparency and monitoring of places of detention;(b) effective legal and policy frameworks; and(c) national actors having the determination and will to prevent torture.
Concerning the question about the monitoring of places of detention and whether a complaint mechanism existed for victims of ill treatment, it was explained that regular visits were carried out by non-governmental organizations, in particular through participation in a prison visiting committee.
The State party should take urgent measures to establish a system of regular and independent monitoring of places of detention and to reduce overcrowding and improve conditions of detention, in line with the Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners.
Speaker/panellist at: Seminar on Monitoring of Places of Detention(Turkey 2008), Regional Conference on the Optional Protocol to CAT(South Africa 2008), Conference on Optional Protocol to CAT(United Kingdom, 2007), Seminar on the European Convention on Human Rights(Slovak Republic 2006), International Conference on European Prisons Czech Republic 2004.
The State party should take immediate steps to establish a system of regular andgenuinely independent monitoring of places of detention, and ensure that conditions of detention conform to articles 7 and 10 of the Covenant, and to the United Nations Standard Minimum Rules for Treatment of Prisoners.
At the same time,less visible drivers such as regular independent monitoring of places of detention, peer- to-peer exchanges among detaining authorities, and the influence of individuals who are open to change in decision-making positions can help to start change processes before such crises occur.