Примеры использования Not be derogated на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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As with Article 6, it cannot be derogated from under any circumstances.
It is also accepted, however,that some of these norms may not be derogated from.
As such, they cannot be derogated from by the parties to an acquisition financing transaction.
Moreover, they belong to jus cogens, which cannot be derogated from by agreement.
As such, they cannot be derogated from the parties to an acquisition financing right or an acquisition security right.
The ICCPR, however, indicates a number of rights that cannot be derogated under any circumstance.
Also inherent in non-derogable rights are procedural measures intended to ensure their protection,as a result of which the provisions relating to those measures may not be derogated from.
It is a right that may not be derogated from in times of emergency, such as war.
Article 83 of the Kenyan Constitution provided that the prohibition of torture could not be derogated, even in times of war.
Notes the increasing interest shown by States in receiving technical assistance concerningstates of emergency and the rights which cannot be derogated from in such circumstances, and expresses the hope that the Secretary-General will be able to respond promptly and effectively to requests from States in the context of advisory services in the field of human rights and through the Special Rapporteur;
The prohibition against torture and other forms of inhumane treatment is absolute and cannot be derogated even under emergency situations.
Article 19 is not included in the list of articles,which cannot be derogated at any circumstances, contained in article 4 of the Covenant.
It is an absolute right and even in time of public emergency which threatens the life of the nation, it may not be derogated from.
We also remind States that under international human rights law some rights cannot be derogated from under any circumstances, including in times of public emergency.
In their conclusions, the experts reiterate that international law clearly prohibits secret detention, which violates a number of human rights andhumanitarian law norms that may not be derogated from under any circumstances.
The Human Rights Committee also identified rights andfreedoms under customary law that may not be derogated from even if not listed in article 4(2) of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.
They urged that measures to eradicate terrorism should not lead to excessive curbs on human rights, andstressed that some rights may not be derogated from in any circumstances.
The three conventions mandate that certain rights may not be derogated from under any circumstances.
In November 2001, the High Commissioner, the Director of the OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights and the Secretary-General of the Council of Europe issued a joint statement on human rights and terrorism, in which they urged that measures to eradicate terrorism not lead to excessive curbs on human rights andstressed that some rights may not be derogated from under any circumstances.
Moreover, even in case of emergency,such right to life will not be derogated from, as we have already explained.
International law clearly prohibits secret detention, which violates a number of human rights andhumanitarian law norms that may not be derogated from under any circumstances.
The Special Rapporteur suggests that we use jus cogens,principles of international law that cannot be derogated from by States because they form the basis of international consensus.
One of the most insidious forms of violation in counter-terrorism operations has been the use of secret or unacknowledged detention, which is prohibited under international law by human rights andhumanitarian law norms that may not be derogated from under any circumstances.
Consequently, the Court concluded, judicial remedies must remain available not only for the protection of rights which may not be derogated from, but also those which a priori are subject to derogation, but have not been derogated from.
Denounces measures which constitute acts of torture and cruel, inhuman or degrading punishment or treatment, andthus violate norms which may not be derogated from in any circumstances;
Human rights law,notably ICCPR article 4, requires that certain rights may not be derogated from under any circumstances.
While conceding States ample discretion in adopting anti-terrorism measures, ICCPR andmost other human rights instruments also specify certain rights that may not be derogated from even during emergency situations.
In this context, the Special Rapporteur wishes to emphasize that the right to life is absolute and must not be derogated from, even under the most difficult circumstances.
In the conclusions of the 2010 joint study on global practices in relation to secret detention referred to in paragraph 50 above, the experts reiterated that international law clearly prohibits secret detention, which violates a number of human rights andhumanitarian law norms that may not be derogated from under any circumstances A/HRC/13/42, para. 282.
This general comment is especially valuable because it outlines rights other than those explicitly listed in article 4, paragraph 2,of the Covenant that cannot be derogated from, including those contained in humanitarian law as well as peremptory norms of international law.