Примеры использования Tek nath на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Tek Nath Rizal.
Seventh allegation: Tek Nath Rizal was handcuffed for two years.
The Royal Government of Bhutan is pleased to grant you permission to visit your husband,Mr. Tek Nath Rizal.
The High Court held Tek Nath Rizal guilty of charges 2, 3, 5 and 7.
The following sentence was imposed in respect of each of the charges for which Tek Nath Rizal was convicted.
Concerning: Tek Nath Rizal on the one hand and the Kingdom of Bhutan on the other.
When questioned on that specific point, Tek Nath Rizal confirmed that version.
First allegation: Tek Nath Rizal was arrested in Nepal and improperly extradited to Bhutan no extradition order.
I thank you very much for the letter dated 20 July 1992 which granted me an opportunity to see my husband, Tek Nath Rizal, who is in jail there.
Second allegation: the family of Tek Nath Rizal was not informed of his arrest within a reasonable period of time.
The Working Group believes that it cannot question the findings of the High Court in respect of the activities of Tek Nath Rizal which have been found to be proved.
Third allegation: the wife of Tek Nath Rizal was not given permission to visit him until the second year of his detention.
This statement was apparently at variance with the communication of 11 December 1991 andsubsequent communications of the Government of Bhutan wherein it was suggested that Tek Nath Rizal was likely to be granted amnesty.
For these allegedly treasonable activities, Tek Nath Rizal and others were extradited from Nepal in November 1989.
As Tek Nath Rizal's wife was out, the official informed the persons who were at home, namely, the father and two servants.
There is also nothing to suggest that the trial of Tek Nath Rizal was not fair and in derogation of acceptable international standards.
Tek Nath Rizal was given an adequate opportunity to defend himself and the accepted rules of a fair trial were not violated.
Eighth allegation: held incommunicado for two years, Tek Nath Rizal was detained for three years without being charged or tried.
Fifth allegation: Tek Nath Rizal was not informed of his right to be assisted by a lawyer, nor was a lawyer provided for him during his prolonged prison custody.
The Government of Bhutan confirmed in its letter of 11 August 1992 that Tek Nath Rizal"will be undergoing a fair and impartial trial under Bhutanese law.
Fourth allegation: Tek Nath Rizal was not authorized to correspond with his wife, either officially or unofficially.
On 1 December 1994, the Working Group adopted decision No. 48/1994(BHUTAN),deeming that the detention of Tek Nath Rizal following his conviction on 16 November 1993 could not be considered arbitrary.
Tek Nath Rizal organized the Ngolop absconders into six groups with selected group captains to launch the second phase of his movement which was to resort to violence and terrorism.
To confirm its decision No. 48/1994 of 1 December 1994 in which it declared the detention of Tek Nath Rizal since his sentencing by the High Court of Justice on 16 November 1993 not to be arbitrary.
For this Tek Nath Rizal, a former counsellor of the King and President of the Peoples Forum for Human Rights(PFHR), was charged with publishing seditious literature and indulging in anti-national activities.
The Government further stated that while it was fortunate that the machinations of Tek Nath Rizal and others had not harmed Bhutan's traditionally good relations with India, they had nevertheless destabilized the Kingdom.
Tek Nath Rizal was ultimately tried for violating various articles under the National Security Act, 1992 and a judgement was rendered in his case by the High Court on 16 November 1993 in the terms of which he was sentenced to life imprisonment.
According to some of the detainees the Group interviewed in Chamgang prison,where Tek Nath Rizal is being held, family visits, particularly by wives, are arranged by the Government on the initiative of the International Committee of the Red Cross ICRC.
Tek Nath Rizal attempted to create misunderstandings between friendly donor countries and the Royal Government of Bhutan by accusing the Royal Government of misusing foreign assistance, thus violating articles 8 and 9 of the National Security Act, 1992.
Sixth allegation: imprisoned in November 1989, according to the source, for acts committed in 1988/89, Tek Nath Rizal was charged under the National Security Act, which was not promulgated until October 1992.