Примеры использования Other complainants на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The other complainants are his wife, Z.A., a Libyan national born in 1970, and their five children.
The Board of Grievances receives female victims of domestic violence and other complainants.
Toirjon Abdussamatov and 28 other complainants represented by counsel, Christine Laroque, ACAT-France.
In his criminal complaint, Mr. Kengoum states that he was informed by third parties that the author was anotorious con man in France and that he had informed other complainants of the author's presence in Cameroon.
Other complainants have the same story to tell about alleged physical abuse inflicted on them in their affidavits.
Due to his fear to be detained again he decided to leave the country together with the other complainants on 20 March 1997. On 8 April 1997, they arrived in Switzerland and applied for asylum.
In a case submitted by other complainants, the Superior Court held, on 28 December 1984, that section 58 of the Charter of the French Language, in so far as it prescribed that public signs and posters and commercial advertising shall be solely in French, was inoperative from 1 February 1984.
With respect to a constitutional challenge of the law, the author points out that other complainants have already challenged Law No. 15,848 and that the Supreme Court has ruled that it is constitutional.
For these reasons, andin light of the fact that the other complainants' case is closely linked to, if not dependent on, that of E.J., the Committee concludes that the other complainants have also failed to substantiate their claim that they would also face a foreseeable, real and personal risk of being subjected to torture upon their return to Azerbaijan.
He further asks the Committee to direct the State party, in conducting its investigation, to protect the author and other complainants and witnesses from intimidation and reprisals, and to inform them on the progress and result of the investigation.
For these reasons, andin light of the fact that the other complainants' case is closely linked to that of R.K., the Committee concludes that the remaining complainants have failed to substantiate their claim that they would also face a foreseeable, real and personal risk of being subjected to torture upon their return to Azerbaijan and therefore concludes that their removal to that country would not constitute a breach of article 3 of the Convention.
In the instant case, the Committee has not purported to canvas the full array of"reasonable andobjective" arguments that other States and other complainants may offer in the future on these questions in the same or other contexts as those of Mr. Young.
The main complainant is Y.G.H.(the complainant),the other complainants are his wife X.L.Z. and their son D.H.(the complainants), nationals of China, born on 27 September 1955, 22 April 1957 and 7 March 1987, respectively.
Having concluded its consideration of complaint No. 444/2010,submitted to the Committee against Torture by Christine Laroque on behalf of Toirjon Abdussamatov and 28 other complainants under article 22 of the Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment.
It has, however, been submitted by other complainants who were among those also convicted by the Criminal Court of Valence.
The Committee acknowledges the fact that, owing to the first complainant's background and the nature of the other complainants' allegations, the State party leaves the assessment of whether an enforcement of their expulsion orders would amount to a violation of the Convention to the Committee.
The State party concludes that, in the light of the first complainant's background and the nature of the other complainants' allegations, it leaves it to the Committee to assess whether an enforcement of their expulsion orders would amount to a violation of articles 3 and 16 of the Convention.
The first complainant was arrested in January 2003 at Frankfurt am Main together with the other complainant, his secretary, on the basis of an arrest warrant issued by a United States District Court.
The Presiding Judge, Justice Ringera,stated that the Constitution admits no representative actions except if an individual has been detained as every other complainant of an alleged contravention of fundamental rights must relate to the right of a person.
What about the other eight complainants?
In other cases, complainants were advised on the proper procedures to be taken.
That outcome was not considered to have acted as a disincentive to other prospective complainants, since each case was to be judged on its merits.
In other instances, complainants may be difficult to identify, given that the information provided is sometimes limited when allegations are reported.
When the complainants named other potentially relevant witnesses in the course of an interview, investigators sought to interview those individuals as well.
The remaining allegations concerned other forms of what the complainants saw as improper treatment.
In other cases, some complainants, hoping to evade conviction, tried to argue in court that they had been tortured or ill-treated.
Moreover, some complainants might face other obstacles including illiteracy, fear of retaliation by family or community members, or lack of fi nancial resources.
Second, the Swiss authorities considered that the complainants' statements contradicted each other.
The Committee notes counsel's arguments that the complainants and other individuals returned to Uzbekistan pursuant to extradition requests were held in incommunicado detention and therefore subjected to a risk of torture and ill-treatment.
Some States have indeed replied that they are implementing the Committee's recommendations, e.g. by releasing from detention victims of human rights violations, by awarding them compensation for the violations suffered, by amending legislation found to beincompatible with the Covenant, or by offering the complainants other remedies.