Примеры использования Right to confidentiality на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Right to confidentiality.
This section addresses a wide range of human rights issues such as the prohibition of mandatory testing, the right to confidentiality and non-discrimination.
The right to confidentiality.
He also asked the delegation to specify the steps taken by the State party to guarantee that detainees had access to a private doctor and their right to confidentiality of medical data.
Right to confidentiality of communications.
Both UNDP andthe Government of Finland reported that sensational reporting of criminal cases relating to transmission contributed to HIV-related stigma and undermined the right to confidentiality.
Right to confidentiality of correspondence(art. 36);
According to this law, a child has a right to education,to participate in matriculation examinations, a right to confidentiality and to realize her or his rights. .
Right to confidentiality of personal data(art. 37);
Mr. PALMUCCI(San Marino) said, in reply to question 18 on wiretapping andrequests for information from such sources, that the Constitution guaranteed the right to confidentiality, as did the Declaration.
They also have the right to confidentiality of personal data and to all information on their state of health.
These included: dismissal of evidence; the right to have his conviction and sentence subjected to a full andeffective review by a higher tribunal; the right to confidentiality of communications; and the improper application of article 370 of the Criminal Code.
The right to confidentiality continues to be violated, exposing HIV-positive people to discrimination and rejection.
Develop a comprehensive system to respond to domestic violence, including through the implementation of community-based programmes that provide women, particularly in rural and remote areas, with counselling andsupport services and respect their right to confidentiality.
Everyone has the right to confidentiality of personal deposits and savings, correspondence, telephone conversations, mail, telegrams and other messages.
Article 163 envisages the right of convicted persons to apply legal remedies, to submit applications and other petitions for the protection of their rights relating to their position andtreatment at the institution, while the right to confidentiality is also guaranteed.
Everyone shall have the right to confidentiality of personal deposits and savings, correspondence, telephone conversations, postal, telegraph and other messages.
The basic procedural guarantees of the following rights must be applied at all stages of the preliminary investigation: the right to be informed of the charge; the right to refuse to give evidence; the right to the services of defence counsel; the right of parents orother legal representatives to participate; and the right to confidentiality.
Ensuring the right to confidentiality promotes the utilization of testing and treatment services by those who might otherwise fear stigmatization.
However, the other constraints on the freedom of thought derive from the protection of subjective rights of individuals(right to confidentiality and reputation) and compliance with public duties public decency, official secrets, loyalty to the State institutions, prohibition to aid and abet.
Everyone has the right to confidentiality of his health condition, the fact of asking for medical aid, diagnosis and information obtained at medical examination in accordance with Article 391 of the Law of Ukraine"Fundamental Healthcare Law Provisions" and Article 286(1) of the Civil Code of Ukraine.
In a leading case,the Tribunal awarded damages for an intangible injury resulting from a breach of the applicant's due process right to confidentiality during an investigation, as well as for separate moral injury caused by excessive security measures taken against the applicant despite a lack of evidence of violent or threatening behaviour on his part.
Referring to the case of a young woman imprisoned for aborting her foetus at a late stage of pregnancy, she asked what was being done to ensure that(a) conditions of detention for women complied with articles 3 and 10 of the Covenant, including with regard to health care and post-abortion care, and that(b) law enforcement and medical personnel behaved in a gender-sensitive manner and respected patients' rights, including the right to confidentiality.
The patient has the right to confidentiality and discrete care at all stages of treatment, and for privacy concerning his/her own medical program and records.
Among these are the right to make a voluntary, informed choice of a family planning method, the right to make the moral choice to undertake orterminate pregnancy, the right to confidentiality in the relationship with a health provider, and the right of women not to be harmed or mutilated, even when such practices are carried out as part of traditional rituals.
The statement also mentions the right to confidentiality, which, if not respected, might raise concerns regarding inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment.
These include the use of threats to obtain compliance with a restorative agreement; testimony of a child or admission of responsibility obtained through undue means; referral to a diversion programme without the prior consent of the victim or the offender; the use of rushed mediation sessions;referral to public mediation sessions, where the right to confidentiality is violated; and the referral of cases to restorative justice conferencing without any preliminary inquiry or compelling evidence.
The prisoner as patient has the right to confidentiality and to treatment and care that is subject to informed consent.
Whether and to what extent the tax systems, tax administrations and legal standards of the two States are similar, particularly as concerns the protection of fundamentaltaxpayers' rights inter alia, timely and adequate notice of claims against the taxpayer, the right to confidentiality of taxpayer information, the right to appeal, the right to be heard and present arguments and evidence, the right to be assisted by a counsel of the taxpayer 's choice and the right to a fair trial.
Such events allow the restriction to the rights of gathering and the rights to confidentiality of correspondence and telegraph and telephone communications.