Примеры использования Right to assembly на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It noted the Public Order andSecurity Act which restricted the right to assembly.
The right to assembly and to family life is also guaranteed to foreigners.
The constitution adopted in 2003 guaranteed freedom of the press, the right to assembly and political expression.
Freedom of expression and the right to assembly in Burundi are of great concern to opposition parties.
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The Special Rapporteur noted that article 32 of the revised Constitution guarantees the right to assembly without prior permission of the State.
Measures to guarantee the right to assembly to all those in the territory or jurisdic- tion of the State including migrant workers.
The Committee is also concerned at local legislation that allows the local police to remove children and young people congregating, which is an infringementon children's civil rights, including the right to assembly.
In response, the constitutional court had ruled that the right to assembly was restricted to Kuwaiti citizens only.
By surrounding areas designated for assemblies and demonstrations with police squad buses, the police prevent people in general from approaching the areas and stifle any sort of communication,effectively nullifying the right to assembly and demonstration.
The Act has incorporated provisions which provide for the right to assembly and participation throughout the Constitutional review process.
The application of the Act is limited only to cases of clear threat of actual harm to the existence and security of the State or the democratic fundamental order so thatthe freedom of expression and the right to assembly and association are guaranteed to the fullest extent possible.
Such fundamental freedoms as the right to assembly, the right to free speech and the right to due process are vigilantly guarded by Belizeans themselves.
The High Commissioner underlined the components essential for an atmosphere conducive to free and fair elections, including ensuring fair access to the media andof fundamental rights and freedom such as the right to assembly and freedom of expression.
In the adopted resolution the Constitutional Court resolved that the right to assembly is of strictly binding force and cannot be interpreted in a broadened manner.
The standards applicable to the right to assembly and the use of force should be accessible to the public, e.g., through readily available legislation, to enable adequate planning and rational decision-making on how to protect one's own interests.
Administrative detention is used against persons peacefully exercising their right to assembly, demonstration and freedom of expression, opinion or dissemination of information.
In many of those cases, people have been peacefully exercising their right to assembly when police or security officers violently dispersed the demonstration by beatings, the use of pepper and tear gas, sound bombs, water cannons, rubber bullets or firearms indiscriminately used on the masses.
In order for the seven-step road map to democracy to comply with democratic values, the right to assembly(such as public demonstrations and political meetings) should be fully respected.
In his report of 17 November 2003 on the situation in Haiti,the Secretary-General of OAS stated that,"despite President Aristide's September 19 public declaration to uphold the right to assembly, pro-government popular organization(OP) leaders launched a nationwide operation to prevent anti-government demonstrations from taking place.
Norway noted the focus on freedom of speech and the right to assembly, but expressed concerns about the increased number of politicians and journalists reportedly arrested and imprisoned.
His present detention illustrates the pattern whereby anti-Government demonstrators are detained in an attempt to prevent them from expressing their opinions and from exercising their right to assembly under articles 19- 21 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and articles 19 and 21 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights. .
The Working Group considers that the right to freedom of opinion and expression, the right to assembly, the right to investigate corruption and to voice opposition to government policies must always be upheld.
The Working Group received extensive information concerning cases of persons who, exercising their right to assembly, demonstration, freedom of opinion and expression or disseminating information in a peaceful manner, were arrested and detained for short periods and charged with administrative offences.
The rights to assembly are governed by the Public Order Act Cap 148.
The Government would continue to harmonize the rights to assembly and demonstration and public order.
Lastly, the report notes the use of administrative detention against persons peacefully exercising their rights to assembly, demonstration, and freedom of expression, opinion or dissemination of information.
Those and too many other countries continued to deny their citizens their fundamental rights, including the rights to assembly, to speak their minds freely and even to worship in the manner of their own choosing.
The Forum further stated that the rights to assembly and to association are frequently flouted, and the use of violence and intimidation by law-enforcing agencies to suppress worker protests is not uncommon.