Примеры использования They have been victims на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The report states that women often conceal that they have been victims of domestic violence para. 69.
They have been victims of such practices as torture, disappearance and systematic rape as a weapon of war.
People are finding the courage to say NO to the control and corruption that they have been victims of for 2000 years.
Like all women in Iraqi society, they have been victims of general terrorist incidents, such as mass murder as a result of terrorist bombings.
Furthermore, this non-governmental organization has conducted a research, which indicates that 61.2% of the interviewed 850 women have stated that they have been victims of domestic violence.
The authors therefore consider that they have been victims of a separate violation of article 7, read alone and in conjunction with article 2, paragraph 3, of the Covenant.
In conformity with articles 31 and 32 of the CED, recognize the competence of the respective monitoring body to receive and consider communications from individuals andStates that allege that they have been victims of violations of the provisions of the Convention(Uruguay);
The mechanisms to which individuals who believe they have been victims of torture can submit complaints, whether they are independent, and their mandate;
They have been victims of brutal foreign occupation, self-serving exploitation by the free world, a fratricidal civil war, the ruthlessness of power-hungry and bloodsucking warlords and the excesses of oppressive and obscurantist regimes.
Please describe the administrative andjudicial remedies available to detainees who claim that they have been victims of torture and the guarantees provided to fellow inmates who give testimony to ensure that they are not subjected to any reprisals.
Genocide is a heinous crime and, that being so, it is inevitable that some people should be tempted, in order to elicit sympathy for themselves and to provoke the condemnation of those who are accused of that crime,to allege they have been victims of genocide, even if the accusation has not been proved.
Reports indicate that they have been victims of terrorization for the past two years and there are indications of numerous incidents of physical attacks and many forms of administrative harassment.
Per cent of adult Spanish women are"technically" considered to be victims of abuse; in other words, although they do not consider themselves abused,they reply that they have been victims of certain behaviours considered by experts to be indicative of degree of violence;
The authors ask the Committee to find that they have been victims of a violation of articles 29 and 12 of the Convention, to request the State party to introduce the necessary changes to the domestic legal framework, and to award them compensation for non-pecuniary damages on an equitable basis.
The Special Rapporteur calls on States to establish distinct facilities andprogrammes for these minors, because of the specific nature of their traumatic experience and crimes they have been victims of, but also because of their particular needs for a successful rehabilitation in their families if possible and into society.
There have also been situations where they have been victims of adoption systems that deploy deception, illegal sales and kidnapping, which are contrary to the provisions of the Convention on the Rights of the Child and the Hague Convention on the Protection of Children and Cooperation in Respect of Intercountry Adoption.
The Committee's ability to consider communications from oron behalf of individuals in the jurisdiction of a State party claiming that they have been victims of violations of the Convention by the State is contingent upon the State party's filing a declaration in accordance with article 22 of the Convention.
The Committee recommends that effective measures be taken to ensure that all migrant workers held in migrant holding centres, including those who opt for voluntary repatriation, are properly informed of their rights in a language they understand, especially with regard to their rights to consular assistance, to seek remedies concerning their migration status, to request asylum andto receive information about the possibility of obtaining a humanitarian visa if they have been victims or witnesses of trafficking in persons.
The State party should conduct thorough andindependent investigations into allegations that persons have been removed to third countries where they have been victims of torture or cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment; modify its legislation and policies to ensure that no such situation will recur; and provide appropriate reparation to the victims. .
However, because of biased assumptions regarding their gender or the crimes they have been victims of, women too often have to endure lack of action from the prosecution, discriminatory attitudes by prosecutors, judges and other court officials, including defence counsel, and poor advice from their own counsel-- all of which can result in their secondary victimization or re-victimization and the non-enforcement of their rights.
Complaints filed by persons who believed they had been victims of discrimination in the selection of their child's first name were properly handled.
Canada requested information about the extension of the permission to stay for women victims of domestic violence andthe criteria to establish proof that they had been victims of such violence.
UNICEF noted that violence remains a challenge, as some 33 per cent of girls and43 per cent of boys report that they had been victims of physical and/or psychological abuse.
Under the 1976 Act,individuals who believed they had been victims of unlawful discrimination could take their case to the Fair Employment Agency.
The national Belarus Helsinki Committee had received 32 complaints during 1999 from individuals alleging they had been victims of misconduct by law enforcement officials.
A 2001 nationwide study by the Perseu Abramo Foundation showed that 19 percent of women interviewed spontaneously said that they had been victims of violence.
Discrimination at the workplace was illegal,and those who felt they had been victims of such discrimination could apply to the courts.
Some women's organizations complained that they had been victims of harassment and threats via e-mails and phone calls from police and military officers, and acts of intimidation by the police, including monitoring and surveillance.
Article 3 of the Basic Law prohibited discrimination, but it was the General Equal Treatment Act that contained provisions for women to make legal claims against private sector companies if they felt that they had been victims of discrimination.