Примеры использования Special representative referred на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Special Representative referred also to reports of September 1997 in Jomhouri-Islami that Gotvand General Court had sentenced Asghar Ghasemi and Farhad Heidari to have their hands amputated for robbery and forgery.
Regarding the query by the representative of Uganda, the Special Representative referred him to his report and his comments on field visits.
The Special Representative referred to the very detailed responses provided by the Government, including that in every case the Chinese judicial authorities and the Public Security Bureau have acted in strict compliance with the law.
In his report to the Commission at its fifty-second session, the Special Representative referred to the underlying debate on the status of women in Muslim countries and Iran in particular.
The Special Representative referred to the fragile situation in the subregion, given the political instability in Mali and Guinea-Bissau, as well as the precarious security situation and the need to address cross-border and cross-cutting threats.
With regard to the question of the links between the right of the child to health andwomen's right to health, the Special Representative referred to the Commission on the Status of Women, which was also addressing the issue of violence against women and girls and noted the coincidence of the topic.
On the same date, the Special Representative referred to the cases of Mr. Kayvan Khalajabadi and Mr. Bihnam Mithaqi, two members of the Baha'i community who were arrested in April 1989 and sentenced to death on 8 December 1993 by the Islamic Revolutionary Court of Tehran.
With regard to the anti-globalization movement, the Special Representative referred in her report to situations in which marginal and violent elements at peaceful demonstrations had caught the attention of the media.
The Special Representative referred also to the obligations incumbent upon the Government concerning the right to fair trial as set out in article 14 of the Covenant, and requested the Government's urgent intervention to ensure that the reported death sentences would not be carried out.
In his 1996 report to the Commission on Human Rights, the Special Representative referred to prospective changes to the Ta'zirat(discretionary and preventive punishments) of the Law of Islamic punishments E/CN.4/1996/59, paras. 42-50.
The Special Representative referred to internal challenges and potential risks in connection with the 2007 elections in support of the proposal of the Secretary-General to create a small integrated United Nations office for monitoring and reporting on the consolidation of peace and democracy as well as for strengthening public institutions and promoting human rights.
As for developments in reinvigorating the peace process, the Special Representative referred to the brainstorming session of senior representatives of the Group of Friends of the Secretary-General at Geneva on 19 and 20 February.
For example, the Special Representative referred to the case of 13 Jews being detained in Shiraz on suspicion of espionage who are reportedly being denied access to a lawyer of their choice; given the time elapsed since their arrest, they have certainly not been brought to"trial without delay.
In a letter dated 2 October 2000 to the Minister for Foreign Affairs, the Special Representative referred to his previous communications regarding the disappearance of Pirooz Davani, editorinchief of the newspaper Pirouz, allegedly kidnapped by security forces at the end of August 1998.
In addition, the Special Representative referred to the difficulties UNAMID was facing in carrying out its mandate.
In his report to the General Assembly(A/51/479,annex and Add.1), the Special Representative referred to the execution on 22 June 1996 of Mr. Mehrdad Kalany, sentenced to death on charges of, inter alia,"meeting and talking with Mr. Galindo Pohl and the accompanying delegation.
In his previous report, the Special Representative referred to the particular vulnerability of the squatter communities which has arisen following the prolonged period of war, dislocation and genocide in Cambodia.
In a letter addressed on 30 July 1999 to the Minister for Foreign Affairs, the Special Representative referred to reportedly official figures, according to which a total of 1,200 persons had been arrested since the beginning of the student demonstrations, 750 of whom were said to have been released.
In earlier reports, the Special Representative referred to the Government's repeated promises that there would be an election for the members of the Bar Executive Council as provided for in the Association's 1954 law but suspended since 1979.
In the report on her mission to Israel and the Occupied Palestinian Territory, the Special Representative referred to the arrest of journalists covering peaceful protests against the violation of Palestinian rights resulting from construction of the wall."Video footage shot by journalists has been instrumental in providing evidence to the courts that such demonstrations have been peaceful" E/CN.4/2006/95/Add.3, para. 53.
In this context, the Special Representative referred to the information provided to him on 9 July 2001, according to which Mr. Alizadeh, Chief of the Tehran Justice District had said that all the detainees were about to be released on bail.
In her letter dated 1 October 2001, the Special Representative referred to general information concerning reprisals against persons who had given information to the International Commission of Inquiry for Togo.
In his letter of 25 August, the Special Representative referred to article 9(1) of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, which provides, inter alia, that no one shall be subjected to arbitrary arrest or detention, and to article 9(2) of the Covenant which guarantees to anyone placed under arrest the right to be informed, at the time of the arrest, of the reasons for his arrest and to be promptly informed of any charges against him.
In his last interim report to the General Assembly, the Special Representative referred to the pertinent 1997 resolution of the Commission on capital punishment(resolution 1997/12) and urged the Government to bring Iran's policy into line with those recommendations A/52/472, paras. 18 and 19.
In a section of his Commission report dealing with the treatment of religious dissidents, the Special Representative referred to the treatment of certain dissident Shia clerics, mainly in Qum, and drew attention to information he had received that two further supporters of Grand Ayatollah Shirazi, Syed Aref Nassrollah and Theqatol Islam Bagirzadeh, were arrested in Qum on 15 October 1997 by agents of the clergy courts.
Speaking before the Third Committee of the General Assembly in New York on 13 November 1997, the Special Representative referred to the discussions he had had in Kigali on this subject and welcomed the Government's determination to establish a National Human Rights Commission which could constitute, if appropriately composed and mandated, one of the most effective mechanisms by which to enhance a climate of confidence and reconciliation throughout Rwanda.
In her mission report on her visit to Israel andthe Occupied Palestinian Territory, the Special Representative refers to individual defenders and groups who campaign against house demolitions see E/CN.4/2006/95/Add.3, para. 13.
The Special Representative refers to her report to the General Assembly at its fiftysixth session(A/56/341), which includes a detailed section on this subject.
The Special Representative refers to democracy and democratization not only in its sense of popular participation in the selection of a Government, but also in terms of additional characteristics.