Примеры использования Restrictions on freedom of assembly на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Restrictions on freedom of assembly.
Please comment on reports regarding unlawful restrictions on freedom of assembly.
The Committee reiterates that restrictions on freedom of assembly must be limited only to those which are in conformity with article 21 of the Covenant.
It expressed concern at the fact that some legislative provisions placing restrictions on freedom of assembly remained.
Restrictions on freedom of assembly must be absolutely essential to the attainment of the objective that warranted their imposition.
She expressed deep concern about restrictions on freedom of assembly and expression in Egypt.
Restrictions on freedom of assembly in law and practice The right to freedom of peaceful assembly continued to be seriously restricted in Kazakhstan.
Xxiii. internal violence,targeting of hamas supporters and restrictions on freedom of assembly and expression by the palestinian authority.
Restrictions on freedom of assembly should be limited to those strictly necessary in a democratic society, be proportional and be narrowly tailored to meet the legitimate objectives.
The Special Representative is concerned by the re-emergence of restrictions on freedom of assembly following the end of the official campaign period.
With regard to restrictions on freedom of assembly and association, he wished to know which authorities imposed them and what recourse was available to those on whom they were imposed.
The commemoration of Human Rights Day in 2004 had a particular focus on land alienation; restrictions on freedom of assembly, expression and association; and violence against women and children.
There are severe restrictions on freedom of assembly, granted by the Cambodian Constitution, is also being perceived by local organizations as a deliberate campaign to repress Cambodian civil society to grow and voice their concern.
This provision is currently being used by State officials to place unnecessary and disproportionate restrictions on freedom of assembly, with permits for assemblies being granted and denied arbitrarily and on political grounds.
Restrictions on freedom of assembly are prohibited except where they are imposed in conformity with the law; for limited purposes such as national security or public order; are proportionate in achieving the relevant purpose; and are"necessary in a democratic society.
The Special Representative continues to be concerned about restrictions on freedom of assembly and association that have routinely been imposed since the anti-Thai riots in January 2003.
Serious concerns were also raised by the Special Representative of the Secretary-General on the situation of human rights defenders regarding the situation of human rights defenders operating in the context of Western Sahara,most notably with regard to the restrictions on freedom of assembly and association.
In this regard, the Committee emphasizes that restrictions on freedom of assembly must be limited to those which are deemed necessary in conformity with the Covenant.
The International Labour Organization(ILO) Committee on Freedom of Association, in 2013, in its recommendations on case 2723,noting that POAD had placed important restrictions on freedom of assembly, again requested the Government of Fiji to consider abrogation or amendment of POAD.
A state of emergency might justify some restrictions on freedom of assembly and movement(for example, a night-time curfew), but not necessarily any restriction. .
She said that Serzh Sargsyan ought to investigate alleged excessive use of force by police on March 1, 2008; ensure that such investigation was in accordance with Armenia's international; stop arbitrary detentions and provide full due process rights to all detainees;lift extensive restrictions on freedom of assembly, etc.
The Government needs to ensure that restrictions on freedom of assembly are limited to those that are necessary in a democratic society and that they are proportional and narrowly tailored to meet legitimate objectives.
The Government of Bahrain had toughened sentencing guidelines for whoever insulted the King of Bahrain, or the flag ornational emblem of Bahrain, and had imposed new restrictions on freedom of assembly and freedom of expression in July 2013 despite accepting the recommendations made during the universal periodic review in 2012.
The Special Representative remains concerned about restrictions on freedom of assembly and association that have been routinely imposed since the anti-Thai riots in January 2003, except during the formal one-month campaign period for the National Assembly elections in 2003.
Remove the restrictions on freedom of assembly, repeal article 10 of the Law on Freedom of Assembly and ensure that the laws and regulations on demonstrations are in conformity with Kazakhstan's international human rights obligations on freedom of assembly(Germany);
The United States of America commended Algeria on partially lifting restrictions on freedom of assembly, but was concerned by remaining restrictions on civil society organizations under the revised Law on Associations and about continued restrictions on free assembly. .
Arbitrary restrictions on freedom of assembly, expression and movement, as well as intimidation, threats or use of legal action under various pretexts have been imposed on their activities, mostly by local authorities, who have increasingly accused them of incitement.
HRW recommended that Kazakhstan be urged to remove excessive restrictions on freedom of assembly and ensure the laws and regulations on demonstrations are in conformity with Kazakhstan's international human rights obligations: and that its legislature should abolish article 10 of the Law on Freedom of Assembly. .
Regarding questions on restrictions on freedom of assembly and demonstrations, the delegation stated that legal reforms in this area had been completed and that the key objective of the legislation was to ensure balance between the realization of freedom of expression for all, including through public manifestation, and public order.
Expresses concern at continuing reports of severe restrictions on freedom of assembly, association, expression, conscience and religion, legal processes that continue to fall short of international norms of due process and transparency, and arrests and other severe sentences for those seeking to exercise their fundamental rights, including those in Tibet and Xinjiang;