Примеры использования Permit victims на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Also, legislation should permit victims or their families or representatives to initiate such proceedings.
In addition to measures provided pursuant to article 7 of this Protocol,each State Party shall consider providing immigration laws that permit victims of trafficking to remain in its territory, temporarily or permanently, in appropriate cases.
Judicial process might,for instance, permit victims' families to intervene at various stages of proceedings and exercise their right to know.
Article 7 of the Trafficking in Persons Protocol stipulates that each State Party“shall consider adopting legislative orother appropriate measures that permit victims of trafficking in persons to remain in its territory, temporarily or permanently, in appropriate cases”.
Judicial process might for instance permit victims' families to intervene at various stages of proceedings and exercise their right to know.
In addition to taking measures pursuant to article 6 of this Protocol, each State Party shall consider adopting legislative orother appropriate measures that permit victims of trafficking in persons to remain in its territory, temporarily or permanently, in appropriate cases.
Providing immigration laws that permit victims of trafficking in persons to remain in its territory, temporarily or permanently, in appropriate cases;
Article 7(status of victims of trafficking in persons in receiving States)requires States parties to consider adopting legislative or other measures that permit victims of trafficking in persons to remain in their territory, temporarily or permanently, in appropriate cases.
Will consider adopting legislative or other appropriate measures,such as shelters, which permit victims of trafficking in persons to remain in their territories, temporarily or permanently, in appropriate cases; and establishing appropriate repatriation processes for the victims of trafficking, with due regard to their safety, including the provision of documents; and developing policies concerning the provision of economic and social benefits to victims as well as their rehabilitation and reintegration in society;
To provide assistance and protection to victims of trafficking in persons,including measures to permit victims of trafficking to remain in their territory temporarily or permanently, as appropriate;
Articles 69 bis, 72, 74 and 353 of the Code of Penal Procedure permit victims and their counsel to be heard by the court at any stage in the proceedings, and allow the victim to file as a plaintiff in any criminal proceeding.
The Protocol to Prevent, Suppress and Punish Trafficking in Persons Especially Women and Children, urges States to consider adopting legislative orother appropriate measures that permit victims of trafficking in persons to remain in its territory, temporarily or permanently, in appropriate cases art. 7, para. 1.
Has your country adopted any legislative orother appropriate measures that permit victims of trafficking in persons to remain in its territory, temporarily or permanently, to participate in legal proceedings relating to trafficking or for humanitarian or other reasons(art. 7)?
At the same time, in exercise of the obligations adopted by the Protocol concerning Punishment and Suppression of Trafficking of Persons, especially Women and Children and punishment for that, supplementing the United Nations Conventionagainst Transnational Organized Crime, Kazakhstan took steps to permit victims of trafficking to remain in its territory during the period of investigation with a temporary residence status.
This concerns the adoption of measures that can permit victims of trafficking in persons to remain, in appropriate cases, in a State temporarily or even permanently.
It is recommended that Cuba should consider clarifying the law to permit victims to present their views even in cases in which they are not witnesses art. 32, para. 5.
She noted, in particular,that the provision of the Criminal Procedure Code of 1998 that seemed to permit victims of violent crimes such as rape to reach out-of-court settlements was clearly in contradiction with the provisions of international instruments, under which the State had an obligation to prosecute the perpetrators of such crimes.
To provide assistance and protection to victims of trafficking in persons,including measures to permit victims of trafficking to remain in their territory temporarily or permanently, as appropriate;
Paragraph 4 states that“each Party shall consider adopting legislative orother appropriate measures that permit victims of trafficking in persons to remain in its territory, temporarily or permanently, in appropriate cases. Each Party shall give appropriate consideration to humanitarian and compassionate factors to this end”.
The lack of appropriate legislation and any effective,independent mechanism to permit victims of acts of torture and illtreatment to complain and have their case examined promptly and impartially; and.
Urge States parties to consider adopting legislative orother appropriate measures that permit victims of trafficking in persons to remain in their territory, temporarily or permanently, in appropriate cases, consistent with the Convention and the Trafficking Protocol;
Article 7 requires States parties to consider adopting legislative orother appropriate measures that permit victims of trafficking to remain in their respective territories, temporarily or permanently, and in doing so to give appropriate consideration to humanitarian and compassionate factors.
Furthermore, CAT was concerned about the lack of appropriate legislation andan independent mechanism to permit victims of acts of torture and ill-treatment to complain and have their cases examined promptly and impartially; and of compensation for victims. .
Article 7 of the Protocol obliges States parties to consider adopting legislative orother appropriate measures that permit victims of trafficking in persons to remain in their territory, temporarily or permanently, in appropriate cases, and with appropriate consideration being given to humanitarian and compassionate factors.
It also provides that States should consider permitting victims of trafficking to remain in their territory, temporarily or permanently, in appropriate cases.
On a broader scale, permitting victims of violence to collect damages from those who perpetrated the violence constitutes a remedy, which may also become a deterrent.
In addition, the Statute contains innovative provisions permitting victims to participate in proceedings and to obtain reparations from the Court.
Mr. VALENCIA RODRIGUEZ proposed replacing the word“permettre”,which suggested that the State party was not permitting victims who so wished to take cases to court, by“faciliter”.
Their incorporation into the legal andconstitutional systems of States parties had permitted victims to assert their rights, as could be seen from a number of judgements by courts around the world.
The term"torture" is also defined in the Torture Victim Protection Act(TVPA),28 U.S.C.§ 1350, note, which, as discussed in greater detail in paragraph 82 below, permits victims of torture and extrajudicial killings to claim damages for such abuses.