Примеры использования Second complainant на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Case of N.M.A.M.A. the second complainant.
The second complainant, Cooper burns, was also four years old.
In September 2000, the complainant's friends were arrested by the Tunisian secret service;shortly thereafter the second complainant's shop was searched.
The second complainant was given a summons from the Tunisian secret service for both of them.
But a decision must in any case be made in the proceedings of the second complainants about the objective pursued by their constitutional complaint;
Although the second complainant had been arrested, she had been released with no delay after questioning.
On 12 November 1998, the Federal Office for Refugees(BFF)informed the second complainant that her husband had applied for asylum in Switzerland.
The second complainant was terrified and left Egypt with her younger sister to their parents in Oman.
During the application interview before the Migration Board, the second complainant stated that her grounds for asylum were related to those of her father.
The second complainant also stated that he is not feeling well, that he sleeps badly and is stressed.
These applications have been examined by the Migration Board, andas regards the second complainant, also once by the Migration Court, without being accepted for a re-examination.
The second complainant returned to Egypt in 2002 to start university, as she was unable to attend a university in Oman.
Similarly, during the first asylum proceedings, the complainants claimed two visits by the police, one to their house and the other to the second complainant's shop.
The marriage between the second complainant and her husband was dissolved by divorce judgement of 5 October 1999.
The first complainant expressly stated that he had not had any problems with the Afghan authorities when he was deported there, and the second complainant did not mention that he had been to Afghanistan.
Similarly, it is implausible that the second complainant would have stayed at home until the very moment of departure.
The second complainant stated that he was born in Afghanistan and that he left Afghanistan for the Islamic Republic of Iran together with his family when he was six months old because of the war against the former Soviet Union.
In applications submitted on 18 January 2008,the complainants reiterated their previous claims and added that the second complainant suffers from depression as documented by a medical report attached to their applications.
It recalls that the second complainant has allegedly been subjected to harsh and unpleasant treatment by the Egyptian security police.
The complainants are Mr. S.N.A.W.(first complainant), born on 6 February 1974, his sister P.D.A.W.(second complainant), born on 2 March 1964, and her daughter S.K.D.D.G.S.(third complainant), born on 30 December 1992.
The second complainant was further summoned and interrogated again as to her husband's contacts in Switzerland and was warned that he was not allowed to leave the country.
During the first asylum proceedings, they maintained that their friends had been arrested because of their political activities andthat the police had searched the second complainant's shop and the complainants' dwellings, for which reason they had decided to flee Tunisia.
The State party also notes the second complainant's own assertion that she had left Yemen for the sole purpose of following and accompanying her husband.
During the first asylum proceedings, the complainants contended that the police had searched their house andthe shop only once, whereas during the second asylum proceedings, the second complainant stressed that the police had visited their house on several occasions.
During her studies, the second complainant travelled several times between Egypt and Oman; every time she entered Egypt, she was taken for questioning to a special interview room.
Neither their deceased brother's membership in the JVP,which had been legalized as a political party, nor the second complainant's husband's desertion from the army, an offence that is no longer prosecuted since March 2003, would be tantamount to expose the complainants to a risk of persecution today.
The second complainant subsequently stated that she could have been absent from the home when the police had taken her husband to the police station and that he had not told her of being interviewed by the police as he did not want to worry her.
While conceding that neither the desertion from the army of the second author's husband, northe extrajudicial execution of the first and second complainant's brother were, as of themselves, sufficient to constitute a foreseeable, real and personal risk of torture for the complainants, the opposite was true of the combined effect of these and other elements, even if it were to be assumed that torture was not systematic in Sri Lanka.
In 1992, the first and second complainants' brother, a suspected JVP(Janatha Vimukthi Peramuna) activist, was shot dead while taking a shower in the backyard of his house in Jayawadanagama, Battaramulla Sri Lanka.
During the second asylum proceedings, the second complainant asserted that he had been a member of Ennahda for over two years before his first departure from Tunisia.