Примеры использования To combating torture на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Mr. IWASAWA welcomed the Danish Government's firm commitment to combating torture.
The UK is committed to combating torture wherever and whenever it occurs.
Mr. Dhakal(Nepal) said that his delegation reiterated its commitment to human rights and to combating torture.
Recommendations 128. 60 to 128.63 and 128.76 refer to combating torture and other forms of ill-treatment.
Thus, issues related to combating torture are examined as part of the study of the"law of war" or"international humanitarian law.
The delegation stated that the recent constitutional amendments clearly show the commitment of Jordan to combating torture.
It commended the commitment of Jordan to combating torture, reflected in the constitutional reforms.
It should also be noted that Portugal has been a party to the European Convention for the Prevention of Torture and Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment since 29 March 1990,which confirms its commitment to combating torture.
It referred to reforms related to combating torture, the prison system, and freedom of expression and association.
The Brazilian Government hopes thatthrough the information provided, it has shown its commitment to combating torture and ill-treatment in its prisons.
The need to establish a new approach to combating torture imposed a break with the practices of the former regime.
The programme of the State Penal Correction Service training centre, which offers regular courses for staff of the Service, includes the study of human rights, the rights of persons deprived of their liberty in line with international standards,issues related to combating torture, and juvenile justice.
With regard to combating torture and ill-treatment, Madagascar ratified the relevant Convention on 13 December 2005.
With the support of international actors, the Office had designed a strategy for 2011- 2015,which gave priority to combating torture and discrimination and included plans for annual monitoring.
The importance his Government attached to combating torture was reflected in the omnibus resolution on torture it submitted at the General Assembly each year.
With respect to professional training, the Brazilian Government shares the belief that the first step to combating torture in the penal system must be proper training for staff.
Regular and specific training should be conducted with a view to combating torture and inhuman and degrading treatment and prohibiting extrajudicial executions and arbitrary arrests; such training should also include the treatment and rights of detainees.
Consequently, the Special Rapporteur commends the Government of Kazakhstan for its official invitation to pay a follow-up visit,which indicates a serious commitment to combating torture and improving the conditions of detention, and constitutes a best practice example.
By contributing to the Fund States demonstrate their commitment to combating torture and their solidarity with the victims, and enable the latter to receive medical, psychological, social or legal assistance and to lead more or less“normal” lives.
The Association fervently hope that the proceedings during the coming year would mark a considerable improvement and not be a repetition of what had happened at the seventh session,where attitudes had emerged that were contrary to the commitments to combating torture which had been made, especially in 1998, the year of the fiftieth anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
A human rights lawyer andpresident of an association dedicated to combating torture, returning to her country from international human rights events, was repeatedly stopped at the airport by customs officials, who read through her documents and confiscated some publications.
This provision of the new Penal Code confirms the importance Portugal attaches to combating torture and cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment and strengthening the mechanisms designed to do so.
Ireland's unrelenting commitment to combating torture had led to the adoption of the Criminal Law(United Nations Convention against Torture) Act 2000, which had established the total prohibition of torture, including in exceptional circumstances such as a state of war or any other public emergency.
Despite its small size, its limited resources, andthe difficulties it faced in its work, the Committee's contribution to combating torture was considerable, perhaps more so on a global scale than at the European or American level where effective mechanisms were already in place.
Spain's commitment to combating torture is reflected, as already mentioned in paragraph 59 of the present report, in the recent adoption(on 3 November 2009) of a national mechanism for the prevention of torture, and the implementation of the various measures contained in the Human Rights Plan, including the increasingly widespread use of the system for video recording persons held in incommunicado detention from the moment they are brought into the police station until they are heard by a judge.
By contributing to the Fund,States demonstrate their commitment to combating torture and their solidarity with the victims, enabling the latter to receive medical, psychological, psychiatric, financial, social, legal or humanitarian assistance and to resume a normal life.
The Lebanese Government is committed to combating torture as a matter of the utmost importance, as evidenced by Lebanon's accession to the Optional Protocol to the Convention against Torture and its facilitation of the visit of the Subcommittee on Prevention in May 2010.
The Brazilian State is firmly committed to combating torture and other cruel or inhuman treatment or punishment, and to achieve this aim it implements specific and effective solutions to improve the situation of persons deprived of liberty throughout the national territory.
Mr. Errázuriz(Chile) said that Chile attached great importance to combating torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment, as demonstrated by the history of transitional justice institutions in Chile, notably the work of various truth, justice and reparations commissions.
Mr. Selim(Egypt), recalling Egypt's long-standing commitment to combating torture and support for related regional and international efforts, said that it was considering national legislation to address the psychological effects of torture and had adopted a victim-oriented approach as well as a number of progressive measures.