Примеры использования The complainant submits на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The complainant submits that his brother's extradition is scheduled for 27 August 2011.
In support of his claims, the complainant submits, inter alia, the following evidence.
The complainant submits that his brother has applied for refugee status in Kazakhstan.
In order to further verify his claims, the complainant submits a certificate from the Popular Front Party of Azerbaijan.
The complainant submits that her activities go far beyond those of a passive sympathizer.
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Lastly, in support of the credibility of his statements, the complainant submits a photo of his brother in which it is clear that he has lost an arm.
The complainant submits that the Freedom Party remains an enemy of the current Government.
With respect to the State party's arguments on article 12, the complainant submits that the Convention is binding on all public authorities in Denmark, including prison authorities and prosecutors.
The complainant submits that he participated in a number of political demonstrations from 1998 until 2003.
In conclusion, the complainant submits that his return to Turkey constitutes a violation of article 3, paragraphs 1 and 2, of the Convention.
The complainant submits that in the past she has been arrested on several occasions by the police and beaten.
In support of her claims the complainant submits copies of an article and eight blog entries that have been written by her since she submitted her complaint to the Committee.
The complainant submits that he faces a substantial risk of being tortured if returned to Ethiopia.
In support of his claim, the complainant submits two summonses inviting him to attend the Public Court of Shiraz, on 31 July 2004 and 25 August 2004, which he claims were handed to his mother.
The complainant submits that if she fails to leave voluntarily, she will be forcibly returned to Ethiopia.
In this regard, the Committee observes that the complainant submits as documentary evidence a confirmation by the TOVAH Rehabilitation Centre that she has been under treatment from 2002 to 2006, as well as a medical report dated 23 August 2010 issued by a Swiss psychiatrist who, inter alia, refers to a suspected post-traumatic stress disorder.
The complainant submits that if he failed to leave voluntarily, he would be forcibly returned to Ethiopia.
The complainant submits that he left Azerbaijan with his wife and children on 8 January 2004 and travelled to Dagestan.
The complainant submits that she is at personal risk of being tortured upon her return to her country of origin.
The complainant submits that, according to the medical report, his injuries were caused during his detention.
The complainant submits that, in Uzbekistan, his brother used to work as a furniture maker, along with six other furniture makers.
The complainant submits that his deportation to Togo would constitute a violation of article 3 of the Convention against Torture.
The complainant submits in support of his communication a report prepared by the Punjab Human Rights Organization, regarding his case.
The complainant submits that, while in detention in the temporary confinement ward, he was subjected to torture and inhuman treatment.
The complainant submits that the Refugee Convention is both broader and narrower than article 3 of the Convention against Torture.
The complainant submits that her case is intimately bound up with that of her husband Mr. A., who denies any terrorist links.
The complainant submits that, after his brother's departure to the Russian Federation, their father was arrested and held in detention for several days.
The complainant submits that he continues to be politically active in Switzerland, that he is one of the founding members of KINIJIT Switzerland.
The complainant submits a report of the American Association of Jurists dated October 2005, which confirms that only 1.5 per cent of PRRA applications are accepted.
Lastly, the complainant submits that the domestic remedies rule must be applied with a certain degree of flexibility, and that only effective remedies must be exhausted.