Примеры использования To harassment and intimidation на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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IHRC indicated that in addition to harassment and intimidation, the State has also resorted to more direct forms of censorship.
According to HRW, minority communities in Serbia remain marginalized and in some cases are subject to harassment and intimidation.
Stalking behaviors are interrelated to harassment and intimidation and may include following the victim in person or monitoring them.
It noted that cases of torture and ill treatment are widespread and that human rights defenders are subject to harassment and intimidation.
Women of Uzbek origin working in markets were often subjected to harassment and intimidation and in some cases were forced to seek refuge in the Russian Federation.
The HR Committee was concerned that many human rights defenders areunable to carry out freely their work and are subjected to harassment and intimidation by the security forces.
Jorge Bacallao, a member of the same group, was reported to have been subjected to harassment and intimidation by members of the State Security Police to make him stop his activities on behalf of the“Concilio Cubano”.
In his discussions with the Law Society,the President admitted that the Society had not taken a more forceful position to protect solicitors who were subjected to harassment and intimidation while representing clients in Holding Centres.
Moreover, he claims that asa former political prisoner, he was subjected to harassment and intimidation by the authorities, which also reportedly denied him access to governmentaland private financial institutions.
If there is evidence of such conduct, it is for the authorities to lodge a complaint with the relevant professional body of lawyers; by merely accusing them of identification,the authorities are resorting to harassment and intimidation.
Bring an immediate end to harassment and intimidation of independent journalistsand media institutions and amend the legislation that restricts press freedom and freedom of expression Sweden.
In October 2005, the broadcaster BBC announced a suspension of its activities in Uzbekistan and withdrew its reporters in response to harassment and intimidation of its journalists and concerns for their safety.
The author submits that by the end of 2004,Abdeladim Ali Mussa Benali was again subjected to harassment and intimidation by ISA. On 16 February 2005, Abdeladim Ali Mussa Benali went to the British embassy in order to request a visa to travel to the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.
Further information was needed on the situation of“ethnic cleansing”,as referred to in paragraph 6 of Annex III. Was it true that“ethnic cleansing” amounted basically to harassment and intimidation or were more direct forms of violence involved?
On the same subject matter, the ICJ noted that the Government continued to subject human rights defenders and activists to harassment and intimidation with the consent and de facto complicity of the judiciary which is under the control of the executive branch.
This is particularly the case when assemblies are systematically prohibited or when individuals active in associations promoting transparent and fair electoral processes and defending democratic principles are subject to harassment and intimidation for their civic activism.
With reference to the Committee's previous concluding observations(CCPR/C/RUS/CO/6, para. 16), please comment on reports that journalists and human rights defenders continue to be subjected to harassment and intimidation, including death threats, violent attacks and murders, in particular in North Caucasus, and that impunity for such acts still prevail.
The residents of several villages and towns along the border, historically part of Sierra Leone, have been forced to abandon their homes and property and to flee to surrounding towns and villages due to harassment and intimidation by Guinean soldiers.
The Committee is concerned that various human rights organizations and defenders are unable freely to conduct their activities orexercise the right to peaceful assembly, and are subjected to harassment and intimidation and sometimes even arrest arts. 9, 19, 21 and 22 of the Covenant.
The Committee is concerned that many human rights organizations and human rights defenders are not able to pursue their activities freely, including their right of peaceful demonstration, and are often subjected to harassment and intimidation by State officials Covenant, arts. 9, 21 and 22.
The access of aid workers and governmental, intergovernmental and non-governmental representatives to the Gaza Strip also continues to be restricted, and many continue to be subjected to harassment and intimidation by the occupying force at crossing points.
On 6 May 1996, the Special Rapporteur sent an urgent appeal to the Government of Nigeria drawing the attention of the Government to information indicating that Innocent Chukwuma, coordinator of international lobby projects of the Civil Liberties Organization,a human rights organization based in Lagos, had reportedly been subjected to harassment and intimidation by members of the Nigerian delegation during the fifty-second session of the Commission on Human Rights.
On 6 May 1996, the Special Rapporteur sent an urgent appeal to the Government of Nigeria drawing the attention of the Government to information indicating that Innocent Chukwuma, coordinator of international lobby projects of the Civil Liberties Organization, a human rights organization based in Lagos,had reportedly been subjected to harassment and intimidation by members of the Nigerian delegation during the fifty-second session of the Commission on Human Rights which took place at Geneva from 18 March to 26 April 1996.
The Working Group called the attention of the Government to the harassment and intimidation to which a human rights worker was being subjected, reportedly a direct consequence of his involvement in cases concerning forced disappearances.
The Working Group called the Government's attention to the harassment and intimidation to which seven women, relatives of disappeared persons, were subjected by the security services and the police in the governorate of Oran.
The failure of local police in the Federation to respond adequately to the harassment and intimidation of returnees continues to be an important focus of the Human Rights Office see S/1998/862, para. 19.
Sudanese security authorities resorted to extensive harassment and intimidation campaigns in the refugee camps to detainand interrogate those who resisted its wayward tactics.
Amnesty International welcomed the State's express support for recommendations to guarantee the rights to freedom of expression, association and assembly; to seek, receive and impart information; to allow independent non-governmental organizations to register and work freely; and to end harassment and intimidation of journalists.
With regard to threats, harassment and intimidation of judges.
AI reported that human rights defenders continued to face harassment and intimidation, and often physical violence, while the perpetrators enjoyed impunity.