Примеры использования To consular assistance на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Ensure access of migrants to consular assistance(Brazil);
The draft articles prescribe conditions for the exercise of diplomatic protection which are not applicable to consular assistance.
With reference to consular assistance, he reiterated his earlier remarks and questions.
In recent months, a number of migrants in an irregular situation had been arrested in foreign countries without being given access to consular assistance.
It also facilitates access to consular assistance from British embassies around the world, or any embassy of another European Union member state.
Ms. Artieda(Ecuador) said that posters insocial rehabilitation centres and remand centres provided information in various languages on the right to consular assistance.
The source contends that the severe obstruction of the right to consular assistance demonstrates the arbitrariness of the detention of these individuals.
With regard to consular assistance, the Ministry of Justice coordinated with consulates in arranging the return of offenders to their home countries to complete their sentences.
Sources reported that 74 people were executed in 17 states, including mentally-ill or mentally-handicapped persons andforeign nationals whose rights to consular assistance had been violated.
Access to consular assistance for a person questioned because of a suspicion that he has committed a criminal offence of forced disappearance is exercised in accordance with the Vienna Convention on Consular Relations.
Mrs. LEPIK VON WIREN(Estonia) said that, under section 59 of the Consular Act, Estonian nationals andstateless persons with an Estonian residence permit were entitled to consular assistance abroad.
With regard to the right to consular assistance, it was important to recall that it referred not only to the alien's right to"seek" such assistance, but also to the detaining State's duty to inform the person of that right.
Those in the latter category were treated in the same way as Chileans andbenefited from all relevant due process safeguards, including the right to be informed of available remedies and the right to consular assistance.
The Opinion was concerned with the fact that foreign nationals had been executed in the United States even thoughthey had not been informed when arrested of their right to consular assistance, contrary to article 36 of the Vienna Convention on Consular Relations, ratified by the United States in 1969.
The increasing use of the death penalty is a matter of serious concern and particularly worrisome are the continued executions of mentally-ill andmentally-handicapped persons as well as foreigners who were denied their international right to consular assistance.
The claim Germany presented before the International Court of Justice was based on the failure by the United States to notify without delay the La Grands of their right to consular assistance and the failure to inform the German authorities of the arrest and detention of two German nationals, both obligations deriving from article 36(1) of the Vienna Convention.
The European Union treaty provisions purporting to confer the right to diplomatic protection on all European Union citizens by all member States of the European Union is therefore flawed-- unless it is interpreted as applicable to consular assistance only.
The domestic legal provisions concerning, in particular: the custody of that person or other precautionary measures to ensure his/her presence;his/her right to consular assistance; the obligation of the reporting State to notify other States that might also have jurisdiction on the person is custody; the circumstances of the detention, and, whether it intends to exercise jurisdiction.
The CANZ group of countries, unlike some other States,was of the opinion that the concept of predominant nationality set out in draft article 7 did nothing to alter States' primary legal obligation to inform foreign nationals of their right to consular assistance.
Ensure access to consular assistance in transit and at destination, including through bilateral or regional consular cooperation agreements and capacity development for countries that do not have consulates everywhere their nationals are located or where situations of crisis might arise; adopt the recommendation in the Sutherland Report for coordination with the state-led Global Consular Forum.
These persons were arrested on the basis of statements made by Figueredo and Mendes Giménez, who themselves were arrested without a written arrest warrant, charged, anddenied their right to consular assistance as provided for in the Vienna Convention on Consular Relations.
The domestic legal provisions concerning, in particular, the custody of that person or other measures to ensure his/her presence;his/her right to consular assistance; the obligation of the reporting State to notify other States that might also have jurisdiction that such a person is in custody; the circumstances of the detention and whether the State party intends to exercise jurisdiction.
From the standpoint of international law, the alien's State of nationality remains free to decide whether or not to furnish him or her with assistance, andthe draft article does not address the question of the possible existence of a right to consular assistance under that State's internal law.
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 and to receive information about the possibility of obtaining a humanitarian visa if they have been victims or witnesses of trafficking in persons.
This procedure includes checking personal data to screen out minors, who are handed over to the National Child Welfare Agency. All details of adults are recorded on a custody sheet andthey are given the telephone number of their consulate in accordance with their right to consular assistance.
From the standpoint of international law, the alien's State of nationality remains free to decide whether or not to furnish him or her with assistance, andthe draft article does not address the question of the possible existence of a right to consular assistance under that State's internal law.
Confirming its earlier act of jurisprudence, in 2004,the International Court of Justice ruled that the United States of America had violated its international obligations under the Vienna Convention on Consular Relations in a number of cases involving Mexican nationals on death row who had not been informed of their right to consular assistance.
In its Application, Mexico maintained that the 54 cases illustrate the systemic nature of the United States violation of its obligation under Article 36 of the Vienna Convention to inform nationals of Mexico of their right to consular assistance and to provide relief adequate to redress such violation.
That persons belonging to such groups who are held pending trial enjoy all the rights to which prisoners are entitled under the relevant international norms, and particularly the rights specially adapted to their circumstances: the right to respect for their traditions as regards religion, culture and food, the right to relations with their families, the right to the assistance of an interpreter and, where appropriate,the right to consular assistance.
In the past three years alone, the Court has decided cases relating to matters as diverse as land, fluvial and maritime boundaries, the ownership of property seized during the Second World War, human rights violations,the access of foreign nationals to consular assistance, freedom of commerce and the use of force, to name but a few.