Примеры использования Physical and mental suffering на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The physical and mental suffering transforms the man.
In this conflict of emotions in much physical and mental suffering.
It was reported that physical and mental suffering was systematically inflicted on the detainees as punishment for their suspected affiliation with or support of rebels, and with the purpose of obtaining information or confessions.
The experiment should be so conducted as to avoid all unnecessary physical and mental suffering and injury.
The following two cases illustrate the severe physical and mental suffering reported to have been inflicted by prison officials to two former detainees.
Methods of execution must meet the standards of"least possible physical and mental suffering.
According to the State party report, paragraph14,"Physical and mental suffering caused as a result of legitimate acts on the part of officials shall not be recognized as torture.
The anxiety caused to the complainants by the nature of their detention resulted in humiliation and physical and mental suffering.
Of particular concern was the"note" in paragraph 14 of the report according to which physical and mental suffering caused as a result of legitimate acts on the part of officials should not be recognized as torture.
In addition, retentionist States must carry out capital punishment in a way that causes the least possible physical and mental suffering.
The phrase"least possible physical and mental suffering" comes from the Committee's general comment 20(44) on article 7, which states that the death penalty must be carried out in such a way as to cause the least possible physical and mental suffering.
The HRC has stated that the imposition of the death penalty must be conducted“in such a way as to cause the least possible physical and mental suffering.”472 In Ng v.
If a citizen suffers moral harm(physical and mental suffering) through actions that violate his personal non-material rights or encroach upon other non-material advantages enjoyed by a citizen, as stipulated by law, a court may require the wrongdoer to pay compensation for harm caused.
The Committee notes further with concern that the definition of article 347-1 of the Criminal Code excludes physical and mental suffering caused as a result of"legitimate acts" on the part of officials art. 1.
Moreover, when the death penalty is applied by a State party for the most serious crimes, it must not only be strictly limited in accordance with article 6 butit must be carried out in such a way as to cause the least possible physical and mental suffering.
The Committee reiterates its concern that the definition of torture in the Criminal Code continues to exclude physical and mental suffering caused as a result of"legitimate acts" on the part of officials arts. 1, 2 and 4.
None the less, the Committee reaffirms, as it did in its general comment 20(44) on article 7 of the Covenant that, when imposing capital punishment,the execution of the sentence"must be carried out in such a way as to cause the least possible physical and mental suffering". n/.
In conclusion, the complainants submit that"they were indeed subjected to acts of community violence inflicting on them great physical and mental suffering amounting to torture and/or cruel, inhuman and degrading treatment or punishment.
The authorities then began an organized attempt to cover up the crimes and, as a result, at least 89 persons have been reported missing, some are suffering from permanent injuries,while others will be afflicted with long-term physical and mental suffering.
I am unable to concur with the views of the Committee that"execution by gas asphyxiation… would not meet the test of'least possible physical and mental suffering' and constitutes crueland inhuman[punishment] in violation of article 7 of the Covenant" paragraph 16.4.
If a citizen suffers moral harm(physical and mental suffering) through actions that violate his personal non-material rights or infringe upon other intangible benefits enjoyed by citizens, as well as in other cases prescribed by law, a court may require the wrongdoer to pay financial compensation for the harm suffered. .
The State party agrees that the complainant and his stepsons promptly made statements complaining that the police had inflicted physical and mental suffering on them to try and obtain confessions.
Although any judicial execution must be carried out in such a way as to cause the least possible physical and mental suffering(see the Committee's general comment 20(44) on article 7 of the Covenant), physical and mental suffering will inevitably be one of the consequences of the imposition of the death penalty and its execution.
Being a victim of violence, living in constant fear, and experiencing extreme hardship, such as lack of shelter and medical treatment,can cause severe physical and mental suffering with devastating long-term consequences.
To ensure that the method of execution employed causes the least possible physical and mental suffering and that it does not violate the prohibition of torture and cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment; establish that there are no more humane alternatives available; and justify the use of a particular method of execution.
On the basis of the information before it, the Committee concluded that execution by gas asphyxiation,should the death penalty be imposed on the author, would not meet the test of"least possible physical and mental suffering" and that it constituted crueland inhuman treatment, in violation of article 7 of the Covenant.
Regarding the author's affirmations concerning the physical and mental suffering that she endured, the Committee considers that the treatment she received in the police stationand in the medical centre just after being assaulted, as well as during the court proceedings, when many discriminatory statements were made against her, contributed to her re-victimization, which was aggravated by the fact that she was a minor.
The Committee's majority is of the view thatjudicial execution by gas asphyxiation, should the death penalty be imposed on Mr. Ng, would not meet the test of the"least possible physical and mental suffering", and thus would constitute crueland inhuman treatment in violation of article 7 of the Covenant paragraph 16.4.
Article 154,"Torture"(intentional infliction of prolonged pain or anguish in a manner causing particular physical and mental suffering to the victim, or systematic battery or torture of a woman whom the perpetrator knows to be pregnant or a minor or of a person in a position of defencelessness or dependency);
None the less, the Committee reaffirms, as it did in its general comment 20(44) on article 7 of the Covenant(CCPR/C/21/Add.3, para. 6) that, when imposing capital punishment,the execution of the sentence'… must be carried out in such a way as to cause the least possible physical and mental suffering'" see annex IX, sect. CC, paras. 16.1 and 16.2.