Примеры использования To arbitrary arrest and detention на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The right not to be subjected to arbitrary arrest and detention.
Smuggled migrants shall enjoy the right to liberty and security and shall not be subjected individually or collectively to arbitrary arrest and detention.
The right not to be subjected to arbitrary arrest and detention.
The following two testimonies, if verified, indicate clear violations of the right to freedom from torture or ill-treatment and the right not to be subjected to arbitrary arrest and detention.
The author was subjected to arbitrary arrest and detention, in violation of article 9, paragraph 1, of the Covenant.
The health care was inadequate and the population was subjected to arbitrary arrest and detention.
Some peaceful protestors were subject to arbitrary arrest and detention for organising or participating in nonviolent protests.
They have been killed,"disappeared", tortured, targeted by death threats and intimidation,subjected to arbitrary arrest and detention and deported.
Migrant workers were also subject to arbitrary arrest and detention, as well as tortureand inhuman and degrading treatment.
In spite of a decree liberalizing theactivities of political parties, members of some parties have been subject to arbitrary arrest and detention and prohibited to assemble.
Palestinians are routinely subject to arbitrary arrest and detention, including administrative detention, mass arrests and incarceration.
In the circumstances, the Committee considers that the author has substantiated his claim and concludes that he was subjected to arbitrary arrest and detention, in violation of article 9, paragraph 1.
With regard to arbitrary arrest and detention, the Special Rapporteur does not doubt that such violations take place on a wide scale, if for no other reason than that an examination of the laws in place shows that such violations are legal and may easily occur.
The author also claims to be a victim of a violation of article 9 because he was subjected to arbitrary arrest and detention although he was not a drug trafficker but only a consumer.
The mission urges Israel to put an end to arbitrary arrest and detention of the Palestinian people, especially children, and to observe the prohibition of the transfer of prisoners from the Occupied Palestinian Territory to the territory of Israel, in accordance with article 76 of the Fourth Geneva Convention.
For those reasons, and in the absence of adequate explanations on this point from the State party,the Committee was of the opinion that the author's brother had been subjected to arbitrary arrest and detention, contrary to article 9 of the Covenant.
Interference by military and political figures in the justice system sometimes leads to arbitrary arrest and detention, as the police often act on instruction or under threat rather than in accordance with the law.
By depriving the six individuals of the right to challenge the legality of their detention, the Wali of Northern Darfur has violated their right not to be subjected to arbitrary arrest and detention and their right to a free trial.
In spite of a presidential decree liberalizing the activities of political parties, as well as the resolutions unanimouslyadopted at Sun City, members of some political parties are still being subjected to arbitrary arrest and detention and are prohibited from assembling.
Other violations relate to: the right to life; the right not to be subjected to arbitrary arrest and detention; the right not to be subjected to tortureand other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment; and the right not to be denied effective remedy for serious violations of human rights.
The Constitution of Sri Lanka of 1978, in its chapters III and IV, guarantees to the people of that country a number of fundamental rights, such as the right to equality, freedom of movement and of choosing their place of residence in Sri Lanka and to leave and return to Sri Lanka, and the right not to be subjected to torture or to arbitrary arrest and detention.
Violations suffered by defenders as a consequence of their participation in protests range from threats following demonstrations to arbitrary arrest and detention, intimidation, ill-treatment, torture and excessive use of force by authorities.
Furthermore, Palestinian civil society activists were subject to arbitrary arrest and detention for organising or participating in non-violent protests in the occupied territories. CIVICUS recommended, inter alia, to: equip security forces in charge of crowd control with non-lethal weapons and provide training, including on the UN Basic Principles on the Use of Force and Firearms.
Following this announcement, there were a number of arrests of senior military officers, members of the National Assembly, journalists, prominent civilians and private lawyers: the overall human rights situation,particularly with regard to arbitrary arrest and detention, free and fair trials, freedom of expression and of press, had deteriorated significantly in the post-coup environment.
Calls upon all States to respect the human rights and inherent dignity of migrants,to put an end to arbitrary arrest and detention and, in order to avoid excessive detention of irregular migrants, to review, where necessary, detention periods and to use alternatives to detention, where appropriate, including measures that have been successfully implemented by some States;
The Committee, while noting positive developments in the administration of juvenile military justice, including the increase in the age of majority in the military courts from 16 to 18 years and the adoption of a number of military orders providing for guarantees and safeguards for children, remains concerned that such reforms appear not to be effectively implemented in practice and that Palestinian children are still exposed to arbitrary arrest and detention and often do not enjoy full procedural rights arts. 2, 7, 9, 10, 14 and 24.
Recognizing that all migrants have the right to a nationality to prevent statelessness,which can leave migrants particularly vulnerable to arbitrary arrest and detention, exploitation, and other abuses,and that all children, including the children of migrants, should be registered immediately after birth.
The Committee noted the State party's contention that as Mr. Ackla was reintegrated in the police, his complaint should be considered moot, butconsidered that the author's claims relating to arbitrary arrest and detention, to expropriation of his houseand to the restrictions on his freedom of movement were distinct from his claims related to his dismissal, in 1986, from the civil service, and thus had not become moot.
The Assembly also called upon Member States to review immigration policies with a view to eliminating all discriminatory practices against migrants, protecting migrants against violent xenophobic acts,putting an end to arbitrary arrest and detention of migrants and ensuring full respect for and observance of the Vienna Convention on Consular Relations of 1963 as well as the other international human rights instruments to which they are party.