Примеры использования One million signatures на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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First step: A general petition is being signed andgathered with an anticipated number of one million signatures.
In Iran, dozens of members of the“One Million Signatures” Campaign have been imprisoned on trumped up charges.
According to information received, members of the Campaign for Equality,also known as the One Million Signatures campaign.
For example, members of the"One Million Signatures Campaign" have routinely been subjected to threats, harassment, interrogations and imprisonment.
The Committee also notes in particular the large number of women's rights activists who have been arrested and detained,including volunteers and members of the One Million Signatures Campaign arts. 19, 21 and 22.
TEMA volunteers have collected more than one million signatures, helping to pass a law on conservation of soil and land management.
The Government's repression of women's rights activists, particularly women lawyers, journalists andthose involved in the"One Million Signatures Campaign" and"Mourning Mothers".
Faranak Farid, another One Million Signatures campaigner who participated in the Commission's session in 2010, was arrested in Tabriz on 3 September 2011.
They noted thatthe Government continued to harass and intimidate women's rights activists involved in the"one million signatures" campaign and to prevent them from travelling.
The mandate holders cited people active in the"One Million Signatures Demanding Changes to Discriminatory Laws" campaign, a grass-roots movement promoting gender equality, as particularly targeted.
In 2010 the special procedures mandate holders had issued a jointcommuniqué voicing concern over the arrest and incommunicado detention of members of the One Million Signatures Campaign and Mothers for Peace and also of journalists.
The authorities contend that activists working in the framework of the One Million Signatures campaign have failed to obtain the necessary legal permits, therefore their activities are considered illegal.
The case of Bahareh Hedayat, a student and women's rights activist, member of the Central Council and Spokesperson for the"Daftar-e Tahkim-e Vahdat" student union andan activist with the"One Million Signatures Campaign" was submitted to the Special Rapporteur.
Women's rights activist and member of the One Million Signatures Campaign for Equality Maryam Behraman was recently sentenced to an 8-month suspended jail term on the charge of"propaganda against the State.
Further to the information included in my previous report,Maryam Bahrman, a women's rights activist and member of the One Million Signatures campaign, was tried by the Revolutionary Court of Shiraz on 15 September 2012.
FPC noted that despite the One Million Signatures Campaign's efforts to conduct its affairs in accordance with the law, dozens of its members had been repeatedly imprisoned on often spurious charges such as"propaganda against the system" and"acting against national security.
In a joint communication on 22 March 2011,the Special Rapporteur raised concern over the arrest of Fataemeh Masjidi and Maryam Bidgoli, members of the One Million Signatures campaign, on 7 May 2009, while collecting signatures in the framework of the campaign.
In her report submitted to the Human Rights Council in June 2010, the Special Rapporteur on violence against women, its causes and consequences reported on several past communications with the Iranian authorities(see annex),particularly in relation to arrested members of a campaign for equality known as the One Million Signatures campaign.
Mahboubeh Karami, a women's rights activist andmember of the"One Million Signatures Campaign", was arrested on 1 March 2009 and spent 170 days in prison before being released on bail of $500,000.
On 27 November 2008, the Special Rapporteur, along with the Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights defenders and the Special Rapporteur on violence against women, issued a press release regarding the ongoing harassment andintimidation of members of the One Million Signatures Campaign in the Islamic Republic of Iran.
Maryam Bahrman, an Iranian women's rights activist and member of the One Million Signatures campaign, was reportedly arrested on 11 May 2011 at her house in Shiraz and charged with national security offences.
Amongst those released were Nasrin Sotoudeh, an internationally recognized human rights activist and recipient of the European Parliament's 2012 Sakharov Prize for Freedom of Thought; Mahboubeh Karami,human rights activist and member of the One Million Signatures campaign; and Jila Karamzadeh-Makvandi, supporter of the Mothers of Laleh Park.
No women had been arrested ordetained simply for having taken part in the One Million Signatures Campaign, launched in 2005, which had called for an amendment of the provisions of the Iranian Constitution concerning the rights of women.
According to reports, women's rights activists continue to be harassed for making statements that criticize policies or government actions; organizational meetings continue to be disbanded; permits for peaceful assemblies are still being denied; andwomen believed to be associated with entities such as the Mourning Mothers and the One Million Signatures Campaign for Equality continue to face harassment, arrest and detention.
The source adds that Ms. Sotoudeh is also one of the first members of the"One Million Signatures Campaign", a movement which has issued a petition in support of changing discriminatory laws against women in the Islamic Republic of Iran.
Reports suggest that women's rights activists remain under pressure for their advocacy; in particular,members of the Mourning Mothers and One Million Signatures Campaign continue to face harassment, intimidation and prosecution for their activities.
For instance, the main organizers of the"one million signatures" campaign reportedly faced arrest and intimidation by the authorities. On 6 March 2007, the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights expressed public concern over the arrests of at least 31 women activists during a peaceful gathering in front of the Islamic Revolutionary Court in Tehran.
The debate also stimulated grassroots organizing, with a campaign by women'snetworks in South Asia, which gathered more than one million signatures encouraging the panel to move forward on a strengthened UNIFEM and a strong gender equality entity.
Furthermore, on 15 September 2012,Maryam Bahrman, an Iranian women's rights activist and member of the One Million Signatures campaign, was sentenced to an eight-month suspended jail term on the charge of"propaganda against the State". On 20 May 2012, a financial penalty of Rls 26 million was imposed on her for defaming the President and other State officials and for spreading misinformation about the"system" of the Islamic Republic of Iran.
The Special Rapporteur on violence against women, its causes and consequences sent a number of communications to the Iranian authorities, expressing concern at the persistent arrest of members of the Campaign for Equality,also known as the One Million Signatures campaign, along with female journalists and human rights defenders, which could be directly related to their work in defence of human rights.