Примеры использования Torture-related на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Torture-related crimes provided for in the Criminal Code.
The Board also recommended increasing cooperation with other torture-related mechanisms.
A central torture-related compensation fund is being established to ensure prompt provision of compensation to the victims of torture.
The Nepal Army has also punished 6 army personnel in torture-related cases occurred during the conflict.
If a person who commits torture-related offences is not extradited, then such person will most likely be prosecuted under the above offences.
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Article 7- Criminal proceedings in respect of persons who commit torture-related offences and are not extradited.
Please provide detailed statistical data on arrests made and charges brought under theTorture Act of 1997, especially concerning prosecutions of law enforcement officials for torture-related crimes.
Reports that some officials accused of torture-related crimes during the dictatorship have been appointed to high office;
The Board will continue to pursue cooperation with other United Nations torture-related mechanisms.
Torture-related issues have been addressed by other legal acts, such as the Code of Criminal Procedure, Law"On the Organization and Functioning of the Prosecutor's Office", Law"On the Penitentiary Police", as well as by a large number of by-laws.
During its fortieth session, the Board also reiterated its will to increase cooperation with other torture-related mechanisms.
Please provide information on the services established for the treatment of torture-related traumas, as well as information on other forms of rehabilitation of torture victims, including details on the financial allocations made for these purposes.
Furthermore, he requested confirmation of the statement in paragraph 198 of the State party's report that there had to date been no cases of extradition to another country for torture or torture-related offences.
A government delegation met with the Special Rapporteur on the question of torture in 2006 to respond to questions raised regarding torture-related issues; it also undertook to receive the Special Rapporteur's team when it visits Yemen at a future date.
A retreat focusing on torture-related issues in Burundi was organized on 26 June 2002 at Gitega; participants included the Ministry responsible for human rights, representatives of the diplomatic corps, United Nations agencies and the Government, and members of civil society.
The Board will cyclically set geographic and thematic priorities,in line with the priorities of OHCHR, other United Nations torture-related mandates and the United Nations.
In the light ofthe Government's information that, since 2007, of the 744 torture-related cases that had been brought, there had been only 1 conviction(A/HRC/13/39/Add.6, p. 6), he asked how allegations of impunity could be denied.
No penalty was enforced for violating a provision of the Constitution andno aggravating circumstance was applicable in the case of injuries or other torture-related offences committed by or at the request of public officials.
To coordinate his activities with other torture-related mechanisms, he had, as indicated in paragraphs 32 to 34 of the report, held formal and informal meetings with the Board of Trustees of the Voluntary Fund for Victims of Torture and with the Committee against Torture.
Regarding the non-prosecution of officers,the delegation stated that that was a baseless assertion when considering that 36 police officers of the Rapid Response Unit had been charged in court for various torture-related offences.
The practices of the competent authorities(courts, administrative bodies and police)over the years have shown that torture-related acts are not common in the current system and treatment of individuals by the judicial, administrative and police authorities of the FRY/S&M. However.
The principles of the Bulgarian Penal Code(arts. 3-8) as well as the procedural provisions(arts. 186, 202, 203 and 222 of the Penal Procedure Code)bearing on the obligation of the Republic of Bulgaria to take the necessary measures and to establish its jurisdiction over torture-related offences were outlined in the first report.
Education and information regarding the prohibition of torture or torture-related misconduct by the MUP RS law enforcement personnel are fully included both in their basic and advanced training and in police rules, instructions and procedures applied on a daily basis.
The Committee is gravely concerned that since 2002, only one person has been sentenced for inhumane and cruel treatment andthat only one person was convicted out of 744 torture-related cases since 2007, therefore creating an environment of impunity for perpetrators.
Please report on measures taken to prevent and combat hazing(dedovschina)and other torture-related practices in the Armed Forces and ensure that such allegations are effectively and impartially investigated, perpetrators are brought to justice and victims are provided with redress, including the necessary medical and psychological rehabilitation.
With reference to paragraph 55 of the third periodic report, he informed the Committee that, pursuant to a decision of the Council of Ministers of 22 March 2001, it was no longer a prerequisite that the Attorney-General must receive written complaints before investigating allegations of criminal offences,including torture-related offences, by police officers.
In this connection, the Committee welcomes the assurances provided by the delegation that information will be submitted regarding the status of individual cases of torture pending in court as well as torture-related deaths without inquest listed in the annexes of one of the alternative reports submitted by a coalition of national non-governmental organizations.
By concluding, it is worth recalling that the current parliamentarian debate focuses on two different classification of the crime of torture: the former, as contained in the above draft Law(Senate Act No. 1216), classifies the crime of torture among the crimes against"the moral freedom"; the latter, as contained in Senate Act No. 324 and Senate Act No. 954,aims at the"Introduction of Article 593 bis of the criminal code, concerning the crime of torture and other torture-related provisions.
There were a significant number of external reviewbodies at the federal, provincial and territorial levels to review complaints about torture or torture-related conduct by officials: independent review bodies for police and federal correctional services, ombudsmen's offices, provisional and federal human rights commissions, criminal and civil courts, NGOs and advocacy agencies.
The need for separate, independent and impartial bodies to examine complaints of abuses of the Convention, because the Committee has repeatedly noted that victims of torture and illtreatment are unlikely to turn to the very authorities of the system allegedly responsible for such acts; and the importance of the protection of persons employed in such bodies, and precise information about plans to reform andempower human rights institutions at the national levels to address torture-related issues;