Примеры использования These disappearances на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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None of these disappearances occurred on a military base.
Information should also be provided on the reasons for these disappearances.
Whoever's behind these disappearances is smarter than I am.
The Army is believed to be responsible for the majority of these disappearances. .
It was further stated that these disappearances were often aimed at subjugating communities.
The Army as well as the police are believed to be responsible for these disappearances. .
AI noted that many of these disappearances take place inside high security zones and during curfew hours.
The Special Rapporteur requested to be kept informed of the measures taken by the Government to elucidate these disappearances.
Fudge is blocking the truth at every turn and these disappearances are just how it started before.
These disappearances were attributed to the Special Forces Command(KOPASSUS), Kostrad and the police.
Furthermore, we have convincing evidence that these disappearances are the work of notorious mass murderer Sirius Black.
These disappearances allegedly happened in a situation of confusion, with families fleeing to Chad and to towns within Darfur.
The delegation could perhaps clarify the issue and, specifically,indicate whether the investigations of these disappearances had been expedited?
These disappearances allegedly took place subsequent to an attack by a large number of"Bloque Norte" paramilitary men at"Playas Ricas" and"El Paraíso.
With the assistance of the Expertise Centre for Human Trafficking and People Smuggling,adequate measures have been taken to investigate these disappearances.
It stated that these disappearances occurred in 1986 in what used to be the People's Democratic Republic of Yemen during the armed conflict.
In 2007, a special secretariat produced a report summarizing the process and events in each of those cases,recognizing the State's responsibility for these disappearances.
The authorities attempt to account for these disappearances by invoking the national tragedy and the context that is naturally created by terrorist crime.
It also notes with concern that a large number of children were internally displaced or forcibly disappeared during the armed conflict andthat the State party did not investigate these disappearances effectively.
These disappearances were attributed to the Special Forces Command, the police, the Special Armed Forces Intelligence and the Indonesian Armed Forces TNI.
In 2006 and 2008, the IACHR considered admissible three separate petitions alleging the international responsibility of El Salvador for the forced disappearance of children, and its subsequent failure to investigate, prosecute, punish andmake reparations for these disappearances.
Should the Committee have concluded that these disappearances had been attributable to this armed group and that the Indonesian Government bore no responsibility?
These disappearances were attributed to the Special Forces Command(KOPASSUS), Kostrad, the police, the Special Armed Forces Intelligence and the Indonesian Armed Forces.
The forces allegedly responsible for these disappearances include the military, the police, the Gendarmerie and the security forces, sometimes several of them acting together.
Many of the reports of these disappearances pointed to the involvement of members of the army, the former Sandinistas, the former General Directorate for the Security of the State and the Frontier Guard.
In all situations where reasonable grounds exist to believe that these disappearances amounted either to torture or to other forms of cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment, the dependants of the deceased victims should, according to article 14 of the Convention, be afforded fair and adequate compensation.
Many of the reports of these disappearances pointed to the involvement of members of the army, the former Sandinistas, the former General Directorate for the Security of the State and the Frontier Guard.
Many of the reports of these disappearances pointed to the involvement of members of the army, the former Sandinista Government, the former General Directorate for the Security of the State and the Frontier Guard.
Many of the reports of these disappearances pointed to the involvement of members of the army, the former Sandinista Government, the former General Directorate for the Security of the State and the Frontier Guard.
Since these disappearances occurred in the context of an armed conflict, which was partly of an international nature, and since many disappearances were carried out by non-State actors, the Working Group on Enforced or Involuntary Disappearances was not competent to deal with these cases.