Примеры использования Use torture на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The police reportedly use torture, beatings and other forms of abuse while interrogating suspects.
Article 30 of the Judge's Law stipulates that a judge must not use torture in interrogation to extort confessions.
Police often use torture to extract confessions, when pressured to solve a case quickly or in high profile cases.
Nevertheless, violence is a pervasive feature of politics in the country andpolice reportedly use torture, beatings and other forms of abuse.
Members of paramilitary groups frequently use torture and, in almost all cases, it preceded extrajudicial execution.
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By eliminating the leadership of their opposition andfrightening the general public, repressive governments often use torture as a weapon against democracy.
Such cooperation, particularly among States which systematically use torture, leaves executive agencies and their agents vulnerable to allegations of complicity.
Section 11, subsection 3, of Act CVII of 1995 on the organization of penitentiary institutions provides:"When taking measures members of the penitentiary shall not use torture, forced interrogation, inhuman or degrading treatment.
The occupation forces, now numbering more than 600,000, use torture, killings and brutality against the people, against its leaders, and even against innocent journalists.
The complainant refers to United States Department of State reports that state that Ethiopian police use torture methods against political opponents and critics.
The police reportedly use torture and ill-treatment during interrogation of suspects and rape of women detainees in prisons or police custody has been a problem.
Section 16, subsection 3, of the Police Act provides:"Members of the police shall not use torture, forced interrogation, cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment.
Sri Lankan authorities routinely use torture, including on returned asylum seekers following their arrival at the international airport, as evidenced by a number of reports by NGOs, including Human Rights Watch.
However, it notes that violence is a pervasivefeature of politics and the police reportedly use torture, beatings and other forms of abuse while interrogating suspects.
Article 22 of the People's Police Law stipulates that people's police must not"use torture to extort confessions or to subject prisoners to corporal punishment or mistreatment"; must not"unlawfully deprive or restrict the physical freedom of another; unlawfully search the person, belongings, home or premises of another"; and must not"beat or instigate others to beat people.
Although the Bangladesh Constitution prohibits torture and cruel, inhuman and degrading treatment,the police reportedly use torture, beatings and other forms of abuse while interrogating suspects.
Article 33 of the Procuratorate Law stipulates that a prosecutor must not use torture in interrogation to extort confessions; must not abuse his authority and infringe the lawful rights and interests of citizens and legal persons and other organizations.
The lack of a systematic approach to investigations capable of dismantling the network of perpetrators within both the police andthe prison service, who use torture and ill-treatment as a means of extortion to obtain financial or other benefits;
Article 14 of the Prison Law stipulates that people's police in a prison must not"use torture to extort confessions from prisoners or submit prisoners to corporal punishment or mistreatment"; must not"abuse the integrity of prisoners"; and must not"beat or allow others to beat prisoners.
However, security forces continued to arbitrarily arrest alleged supporters of the separatist guerrilla movement Front for the Liberation of the Enclave of Cabinda(FLEC) and use torture in military custody to force detainees to confess or incriminate others.
According to the complainants,it is well-known that the Azerbaijani authorities use torture during interrogations and provide a number of reports to demonstrate their view. State party's observations on admissibility and merits.
The SPT also welcomes rule 2.4 of the Draft Rules of Criminal Procedure accordingto which"when questioning a person under any circumstances, a law enforcement officer must not use torture or intimidation to persuade the person to answer questions or make a confession.
Article 33 of the Procuratorate Law stipulates that a procurator must not accept bribes; must not practise favouritism to the detriment of the law;must not use torture in interrogation to extort confessions; must not abuse his authority and infringe the lawful rights and interests of citizens and legal persons or other organizations; and must not be derelict of duty, thereby making errors or causing serious damage to any party involved.
The complainant maintains that his brother will appeal the decision of the Procurator-General to grant the extradition request, but that the appeal hasno chance of succeeding, since the Office of the Procurator-General systematically denies that the Uzbek law enforcement agencies use torture and justifies extraditions with the provision of so-called guarantees issued by the Uzbek authorities.
Article 14 stipulates that the people's police of a prison must not"use torture to extort confessions or submit prisoners to corporal punishment or mistreatment"; must not"abuse the personal integrity of prisoners"; must not"beat or allow others to beat prisoners"; that"any of the above acts by the people's police of a prison that constitutes a criminal offence is punishable by law; any such act that falls short of a criminal offence shall be subject to administrative discipline.
An example is inquiries established to investigate prisoners who torture employees orother prisoners during rebellions; criminals who kidnap individuals and use torture during the captivity; individuals who batter, or impose other forms of illtreatment to family members in daily life.
In addition, the Government of Kenya states that while conducting investigations or activities aimed at the suppression ofterrorism within its territory, it shall not torture or use torture as an excuse while investigating persons suspected or accused of committing terrorist activities.
Thus, article 30 of the Judge's Law stipulates that a judge must not accept bribes; must not practise favouritism to the detriment of the law;must not use torture in interrogation to extort confessions; and must not be derelict of duty, thereby making errors or causing serious damage to any party involved.
Unlike the United States, it had never entered into foreign wars on the pretext of defending human rights anddid not defend the violations of the rights of the Palestinian people by the occupying power or use torture or violate human rights as the United States did in Guantanamo, Abu Ghraib prison or its secret detention centres.
The State has adopted legislation prohibiting judicial organs and their personnel from using torture.