Примеры использования Sequelae of torture на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It also desired more information on training in the detection of the sequelae of torture.
Doctors working in the penal system are able to identify sequelae of torture during medical examinations; to date, they have not recorded any such instances.
The NGO claimed to have seen the physical sequelae of torture.
The sequelae of torture were very severe and, even if 35 years had passed since the system had changed, there would still be torture survivors requiring treatment.
What training did medical doctors receive to look for and recognize the sequelae of torture?
Training should include developing skills needed to recognize the sequelae of torture and sensitization with respect to contact with particularly vulnerable persons in situations of risk;
She would be interested in knowing, for example,whether doctors were taught to recognize the symptoms and sequelae of torture.
Issues related to identifying the sequelae of torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment are included in the postgraduate teaching programme for forensic medical specialists.
Training should include developing the skills needed to recognize the sequelae of torture;
Physical Sequelae of Torture: The Experience of the Centre for Victims of Torture- First International Seminar on Doctors, Ethics and Torture, November 1994, Beijing Medical University, China.
The Committee is further concerned at the limited use of manuals developed to assess psychological sequelae of torture.
He personally observed the sequelae of torture in the cases of Ndikumvenayo Ntamuturano, Nzambazumunemyi Seburikoko, Nimyekure Habumana, Ditumana Charles, Bizagwina Dagumimana, and N. Nzabulunda, who are also being held at the ETAG detention centre in Rwanda.
It was essential that all the officials concerned should be trained to prevent torture as well as detect the sequelae of torture. .
While some of the physical sequelae of torture may be medically treated and may eventually disappear with time, others will remain a visible stigma, sometimes still painful, that victims will have to bear for the rest of their lives.
However, according to the reply to question 18 in the list of issues,measures had been taken to include the detection of sequelae of torture in the training of medical personnel.
Does the training include the development of the necessary skills to recognize the sequelae of torture and sensitization with respect to contact with particularly vulnerable persons in situations of risk, including the Roma, undocumented migrants and asylum-seekers and victims of trafficking?
Please provide detailed information on training programmes for judges, prosecutors, forensic doctors and medical personnel dealing with detained persons, to detect anddocument physical and psychological sequelae of torture.
Please describe the extent to which training courses include information on identification of the sequelae of torture and the requirement to report and investigate such evidence.
The involvement of the Ministry of Health, together with the Association for the Victims of Repression in Exile(AVRE),in the publication of a manual to help medical staff identify the sequelae of torture;
Does the training include the development of the necessary skills to recognize the sequelae of torture and sensitization with respect to contact with particularly vulnerable persons in situations of risk, including the Roma, undocumented migrants and asylum- seekers and victims of trafficking?
Despite his reiterated requests for a medical examination, the Board denied his asylum request,without ordering any medical examination that might have shed light on possible sequelae of torture.
Training seminar on the rehabilitation of torture survivors, 2-4 June 1994,Tirana, Albania, presenting four papers:“Clinical views on torture sequelae”,“Epidemiology of torture”,“Treatment of the somatic sequelae of torture” and“Deontology and conventions: a doctor's position with regard to torture”.
Please provide detailed information on training programmes for judges, prosecutors, forensic doctors andmedical personnel dealing with detained persons, to detect and document physical and psychological sequelae of torture.
Please provide detailed information on training programmes for the persons enumerated in article 10 of the Convention and, in particular, on the training of judges, prosecutors, forensic doctors and medical personnel dealing with detained persons,to detect physical and psychological sequelae of torture, including on the Istanbul Protocol, as recommended by the Committee in its previous conclusions and recommendations.
Please provide detailed information on training programmes for judges, prosecutors, forensic doctors and medical personnel dealing with detained persons, to detect anddocument physical and psychological sequelae of torture.
Furthermore, the Committee is concerned at the lack of information on targeted training for all relevant personnel, such as forensic doctors and medical personnel dealing with detained persons,including methods to document physical and psychological sequelae of torture, as well as methods to ensure health-related and legal responses.
Please provide detailed information on training programmes for persons charged with the different functions enumerated in article 10 of the Convention, and in particular on the training of judges, forensic doctors and medical personnel dealing with persons under arrest and persons in detention, or with asylum seekers and refugees,to detect physical and psychological sequelae of torture.
In response to question 16 of the list of issues concerning information on training programmes for judges, prosecutors, forensic doctors and medical personnel dealing with detained persons to assist them in detecting anddocumenting physical and psychological sequelae of torture, the State party had listed a number of such programmes.
Please provide detailed information on training programmes for prosecutors, judges, forensic doctors and medical personnel dealing with detained persons, to detect anddocument physical and psychological sequelae of torture.