Примеры использования Victims of terrorist acts на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Victims of terrorist acts.
Compensation for victims of terrorist acts.
Victims of terrorist acts.
This publication is dedicated to victims of terrorist acts worldwide.
Victims of terrorist acts are denied their most fundamental human rights.
Participants also discussed their experiences in dealing with witnesses and victims of terrorist acts.
Shall endeavour to assist the victims of terrorist acts and shall cooperate among themselves to that end.
It would also consider the possibility of establishing an international fund to compensate the victims of terrorist acts.
Victims of terrorist acts(Canada, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Lithuania, Romania, Spain, Sweden, Turkey and United States);
The United Nations Global Counter-Terrorism Strategy directly addresses the issue of victims of terrorist acts.
Victims of terrorist acts were compensated directly through the Guarantee Fund for the Victims of Acts of Terrorism and Other Offences FGTI.
Reference could be made in a preamble to the Committee's solidarity with victims of torture and also with victims of terrorist acts, which it utterly condemned.
Finally, the victims of terrorist acts, such as those carried out in Casablanca on 16 May 2003, are not directly covered by the protection mentioned above.
In response to the developments described by the Chairman and Mr. Laborde,members of the Working Group stressed the need to support victims of terrorist acts.
Russian legislation provided for compensation and rehabilitation measures for victims of terrorist acts and for protection measures for victims and witnesses.
Victims of terrorist acts are entitled to full remedies for the violations of their rights in conformity with international law relating to effective remedies and reparations.
The briefing focused largely on the work the Counter-Terrorism Implementation Task Force is engaged in to support the victims of terrorist acts and their families.
Victims of terrorist acts committed by States are entitled to full remedies for the violations of their rights in conformity with international law relating to effective remedies and reparations.
Conventions have been adopted on the suppression and prevention of terrorism and on the suppression of the financing of terrorism, andwork is under way to protect the victims of terrorist acts and cyberterrorism.
The High Commissioner emphasized that victims of terrorist acts should be provided with information, in a timely, truthful and transparent manner, about the facts and circumstances of the terrorist act and any ensuing investigations and judicial proceedings.
The working group noted that,owing to various reasons the resolution of questions about the establishment of a compensation fund for victims of terrorist acts at the international level was premature.
Reiterate their profound solidarity with the victims of terrorist acts, express their desire that such victims should receive the necessary support and note that it would be appropriate for the Secretary-General of the United Nations to follow up on the first international Symposium on Supporting Victims of Terrorism, held by the United Nations in 2008;
As well, on-going care and humanitarian assistance has been provided forvictims of forced displacement, in response to humanitarian emergencies and to assist the victims of terrorist acts.
While such statements might offend the sensitivitiesof individual persons and society, particularly the victims of terrorist acts, it is important that vague terms of uncertain scope such as"glorifying" or"promoting" terrorism not be used when restricting expression.
Reparation schemes should aim at full restitution and foresee individual and collective reparation for both victims of counter-terrorism measures by the State and victims of terrorist acts, and follow a participatory approach.
Reaffirm their profound solidarity with the victims of terrorist acts, express their desire to receive the necessary support and note that it would be appropriate for the Secretary-General of the United Nations to follow up on the First International Symposium on Supporting Victims of Terrorism, held by the United Nations in 2008.
Global, regional or national instruments on combating terrorism hardly address the needs and entitlements of various categories of direct andindirect individual or collective victims of terrorist acts, including terrorist hostage-taking.
As regards the issue of the possibility of establishing an international fund to compensate victims of terrorist acts and their families, the working group recalled paragraph 32 of its 2005 report, in which it noted that,"owing to various reasons the resolution of questions about the establishment of a compensation fund for victims of terrorist acts at the international level was premature.
In the light of its mandate under paragraphs 9 and 10 of resolution 1566(2004), the working group agreed to explore possible recommendations for submission to the Security Council under three broad headings:(1) practical measures to be imposed against individuals,groups or entities involved in or associated with terrorist activities other than those designated by the Al-Qaida/Taliban Sanctions Committee;(2) victims of terrorist acts; and(3) the scope of application of the measures that could be adopted under resolution 1566 2004.
He referred to two situations:the first involving direct victims of terrorist acts, including those who have suffered a loss of life, psychological or physical injury, material damage, or loss of wealth; and the second involving indirect victims, for example, companies, such as the ones in the World Trade Center, or tourist agencies whose rights were also violated and are also victims. .