Примеры использования To arbitrary detention на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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No one should be subject to arbitrary detention.
Put an end to arbitrary detention, improve detention conditions and amend the Penal Code(France);
The leaders of social movements are regularly subjected to arbitrary detention or killed.
They should not resort to arbitrary detention and disrespect legal procedures during detention. .
In the aftermath, Uzbeks were disproportionately subjected to arbitrary detention, ill-treatment, and torture.
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Thus, in the source's view, any form of imprisonment of civilians which is an outcome of a trial in a military court amounts to arbitrary detention.
They were also subjected to arbitrary detention and mass repatriations.
It is a fundamental principle of international law that no one should be subjected to arbitrary detention.
The company has provided evidence that its staff have been subjected to arbitrary detention, threats, attempts to prevent access to their concession and armed attack.
The Working Group is of the opinion that this lack of effective judicial oversight could lead to arbitrary detention.
The CPA also provides that no one shall be subject to arbitrary detention, kept in captivity or abducted.
JS1 noted that chiefs sometimes colluded with men to evict women andchildren from their homes or subjected them to arbitrary detention.
According to the Committee and the Working Group,the 360 persons pardoned were subject to arbitrary detention within the meaning of category III of the Group's methods of work.
During times of conflict, journalists are at a heightened risk of being subjected to arbitrary detention and internment for alleged security reasons.
The source argues that the arrest, detention andconviction of the four above-mentioned men violated their right to a fair trial and has led to arbitrary detention.
With regard to arbitrary detention, the draft of the new criminal code dealt harshly with officials who exceeded the time limits for detention. .
Another social group whose members were regularly subjected to arbitrary detention were football fans.
In regard to arbitrary detention, the Special Rapporteur welcomes reports that over 1,700 persons detained under the emergency regulations have been released since April 1992.
Observations are made on these provisions as they could give rise to arbitrary detention.
For example, the Government could immediately put a stop to arbitrary detention and torture, guarantee freedom of opinion and publish legal norms by issuing specific orders to that effect.
Retroactive criminal punishment by detention in violation of article 15 amounts to arbitrary detention.
Reports continued to be received about members of the Baha'i community being subjected to arbitrary detention, confiscation of property and denial of employment, Government benefits and access to higher education.
Leaders of the All Parties Hurriyat Conference,the sole representative organization of the Kashmiri people, had been consistently subjected to arbitrary detention and harassment.
The situation in Kosovo is of particular concern with regard to arbitrary detention, excessive duration of pre-trial detention, police brutality during custody and the independence of the judicial processes.
The Working Group concludes that the imprisonment of the seven defendants also amounts to arbitrary detention in terms of Category II.
This includes the Israeli army's continued resort to arbitrary detention, disproportionate use of force, settlement expansion, property destruction, home demolitions, mobility restrictions, restriction of building permits and closure policies.
It includes the cases of seven officers who had committed minor offences in 2011,none of which was related to arbitrary detention, torture or excessive use of force.
As to the claims that the author's recall was disproportionate and amounted to arbitrary detention, the Committee considers that this issue has been sufficiently substantiated, for purposes of admissibility, under article 9, paragraph 1, of the Covenant.
This right is currently being violated, andthe continuing detention of all persons held at Guantánamo Bay amounts to arbitrary detention in violation of article 9 of ICCPR.