Примеры использования Mounir hammouche на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Mounir Hammouche the complainant's son.
According to the complainant, there is no doubt that Mounir Hammouche was subjected to torture.
In the present case, Mounir Hammouche was placed in incommunicado detention and was not given the possibility of contacting his family, a defence lawyer or a doctor.
Given that the DRS agents had placed a hood over his head, Mounir Hammouche could not clearly make out where he had been taken.
The complainant repeats that, in accordance with the definition set out in article 1 of the Convention,the violent acts inflicted on Mounir Hammouche amount to torture.
The complainant does not know whether Mounir Hammouche was subjected to ill-treatment during his first arrest.
Given the lackof response to the family's requests, the complainant wrote to the public prosecutor of Ras El Oued on 7 February 2007, asking for a copy of Mounir Hammouche's autopsy report.
Neither of the two officials approached by Mounir Hammouche's family informed them of the results of the purported investigation.
According to the complainant, the authorities of the State party, including its judicial authorities, clearly refuse to hold the security services responsible,despite the latter's direct implication in the death of Mounir Hammouche.
On 20 December 2006, as he was accustomed to doing, Mounir Hammouche attended evening prayers at one of the mosques in the village of Aïn Taghrout, where he lived.
As a result, despite all the efforts made by the family,none of the perpetrators of the offences committed against Mounir Hammouche, although they are easily identifiable, has ever been questioned.
The complainant alleges that Mounir Hammouche was the victim of a violation of articles 2(para. 1), 11, 12, 13 and 14, read in conjunction with articles 1 and 16, of the Convention.
In the course of the Committee's dialogue with the State party during the consideration of the latter's periodic report in May 2008, Mounir Hammouche's family finally learned the name of the doctor who had reportedly performed the autopsy.
The complainant adds that Mounir Hammouche's torturers intended to cause him intense suffering, since it would be impossible to subject a person to such violence unintentionally.
The complainant therefore concludes that, given its failure to conduct a genuine,prompt and impartial investigation into the allegations of torture suffered by Mounir Hammouche, the State party has acted in violation of its obligations under article 12 of the Convention.
On 23 December 2006, upon leaving the same mosque, Mounir Hammouche was arrested a second time, along with six other persons, by the same DRS officials driving the same vehicle.
In addition, Mounir Hammouche's family has been denied a copy of the report of the autopsy that was purportedly conducted- obviously a key piece of evidence in elucidating and proving the facts.
Yazid Hammouche was then received by the chief prosecutor of Constantine,who confirmed that Mounir Hammouche was believed to have committed suicide and that an autopsy had been carried out and a report prepared.
Convinced that Mounir Hammouche had not committed suicide but had died as a result of torture during his detention in DRS facilities, his family took numerous steps to shed light on the circumstances of his death.
Having concluded its considerationof communication No. 376/2009, submitted on behalf of Mounir Hammouche under article 22 of the Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment.
In the case of Mounir Hammouche, the crime perpetrated against him remains unpunished, since his torturers have not been convicted, prosecuted, subject to investigation or even questioned, which amounts to a violation of the right of Mounir Hammouche's family to redress under article 14 of the Convention.
It is therefore reasonable to assume that no serious investigation hasever been carried out, since the authorities know that Mounir Hammouche most likely died as a result of the torture to which he and the other persons arrested at the same time had been subjected.
The complainant alleges that her son, Mounir Hammouche, is a victim of violations by the State party of articles 2(para. 1), 11, 12, 13 and 14, read in conjunction with article 1, and alternatively, article 16, of the Convention.
In the absence of a prompt and impartial investigation,despite the existence of circumstances strongly suggesting that Mounir Hammouche died in custody as a result of torture, the Committee finds that the State party has also failed to fulfil its obligations under article 14 of the Convention.
The complainant also maintains that, in the case of Mounir Hammouche, the State party has violated article 12 of the Convention, which requires States parties to proceed to a prompt and impartial investigation wherever there is reasonable ground to believe that an act of torture has been committed.
Furthermore, there is no doubt that the offences perpetrated against Mounir Hammouche were committed by members of the Intelligence and Security Department, who were agents of the State acting in an official capacity.
A number of these individuals told the complainant that Mounir Hammouche, like his fellow prisoners, had been brutally tortured by DRS agents in the Territorial Centre for Research and Investigation in Constantine, where they had all been taken following their arrest.
They first sought to discover what had happened to the other persons taken into custody on the same day as Mounir Hammouche with a view to obtaining their account of the events. On 3 January 2007, the individuals in question had been taken to the Court of Ras El Oued and brought before the public prosecutor.
In response to a question by one of Mounir Hammouche's brothers about the circumstances of his brother's death, one of the agents, who appeared to be in charge,said that Mounir Hammouche"had probably committed suicide", that"in any case, an autopsy had been carried out" and that"they[the family] could bury him.
She submits the complaint on behalf of her son, Mounir Hammouche, born on 15 December 1980 in Aïn Taghrout, wilaya of Bordj Bou-Arréridj, where he resided during his lifetime and where he died in 2006.