Примеры использования Payment of ransom на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Released upon payment of ransom.
Payment of ransom to listed individuals or entities.
Released without payment of ransom.
Mr. Maiga reiterated his call for a judicial approach to the issue of hostage-taking and the payment of ransom.
To hostage-taking, the payment of ransom and victims' rights 47- 60 17.
Adequacy of international andregional instruments of relevance to hostage-taking, the payment of ransom and victims' rights.
In that connection, the payment of ransom must be considered a form of terrorist financing.
Neither this particular instrument nor any other international orregional treaties, expressly address the legality of the payment of ransom to terrorist hostage-takers.
The payment of ransom was decided upon only if a sign of life from the victim had been received.
Member States should cooperate to ban the payment of ransom to terrorist groups.
The payment of ransom not only encourages further hostage-taking, but inevitably results in further terrorist attacks, leading to the injury and death of civilians.
Delegations expressed their concern at the payment of ransom in cases of terrorist hostage-taking.
Algeria noted that, on its initiative, the African Union had, on 3 July 2009, adopted decision 256(XIII),by which it condemned the payment of ransom to terrorist groups.
One State highlighted the fact that the payment of ransom undermines the cooperation of States in combating terrorism.
Once this is achieved, the financier directs the captured vessel to a"refuge" port, where his ground team can ensure provisions andlocal protection pending payment of ransom.
The women and children thus kidnapped are held until payment of ransom or are kept in conditions amounting to slavery.
The documented cases consisted of re-recruitment, arbitrary arrests, ill-treatment, and deprivation of liberty,various forms of threats and forced payment of ransom.
It recommends, therefore, that the Security Council unambiguously condemn the payment of ransom to listed entities, whether directly or indirectly.
In Italy provision had been made for the freezing of victims' assets(with the possibility of the investigating judge's releasing them for investigative purposes)in order to prevent the payment of ransom.
The financing of terrorism,including through the payment of ransom to terrorist groups, was a matter of grave concern to the international community.
The International Convention against the Taking of Hostages(1979) criminalizes the act, and States that have not done so should become party to it, butit does not forbid the payment of ransom.
The United Nations should invite States to adopt legislation stipulating that the payment of ransom is a source of the financing of terrorism;
Those included decision 256(XIII),on combating the payment of ransom to terrorist groups, adopted on 3 July 2009, and decision 311(XV), on the prevention and combating of terrorism, adopted on 27 July 2010.
We reiterate our commitment, in conformity with the decision adopted in Sirte, in July 2009, to cut off the sources of funding for terrorism,in particular those originating from the payment of ransom in situations of hostage taking.
Member States should work collectively to ban the payment of ransom to terrorist groups, one of the main sources of terrorist financing.
The issue of payment of ransom to terrorist groups still remained unregulated by international law, notwithstanding Security Council resolution 2133(2014), and continued to be marked by differences in legal terminology and approach.
It was also important for them to cooperate in addressing the problem of hostage-taking by terrorist groups since the payment of ransom was one of the main sources of terrorist financing.
Member States should work collectively to ban the payment of ransom claimed by terrorist groups, which was one of the main sources of terrorist financing.
Since the adoption of resolution 1904(2009), the Council has drawn attention to kidnapping for ransom by listed parties as another source of funds that should be frozen, butit has not been able to agree on a way to prohibit the payment of ransom.
The report identifies the payment of ransom by States to listed groups as a particularly egregious example of terrorist financing and contains the recommendation that the Council ban the practice categorically.