Примеры использования Visit prisons на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Did the bodies concerned actually visit prisons and publish reports?
He must visit prisons regularly to check the conditions in which convicts are serving their sentences.
Could the Ombudsman or NGOs visit prisons without prior notice?
Boards could visit prisons unannounced and must visit each one at least four times a year.
The national human rights institution in Moldova was represented by the Centre for Human Rights,which could visit prisons and other facilities where persons were detained.
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Journalists could visit prisons freely, and their reports were not subject to censorship, providing that the privacy of the prisoners was respected.
With a staff of no fewer than two persons, public monitoring commissions may freely visit prisons and detention facilities as authorized by the penal authorities;
Visit prisons and places of detention or related facilities with a view to assessing and inspecting conditions of persons held in such places and make recommendations to redress existing problems;
It could, for example, visit prisons to observe conditions there.
Visit prisons unimpeded and without prior notice, meet with inmates, conduct interviews in private, have access to documents and verify the legality of a person's detention at a facility.
The SPT also notes that article 78 of Decree No. 73-293 provides that investigating judges andProsecutors regularly visit prisons in order to ensure the legality of detention of each detainee.
The headquarters supervisory team should regularly visit prisons where interventions are taking place to observe all relevant matters pertaining to the effective implementation of interventions.
HRW recommended allowing human rights NGOs the ability to travel to Cuba, meet with human rights defenders anddissident groups, visit prisons, and conduct research without risk of being detained or expelled.
The procuratorial organs may visit prisons, prison cells, interrogation rooms and meeting rooms in an attempt to find out for themselves whether acts of torture or ill-treatment are taking place in detention facilities.
They could meet the official authorities andthe representatives of the non-governmental sector and visit prisons, psychiatric hospitals and other establishments which might be of interest to them.
Although prosecutors regularly visit prisons and meet with staff and prisoners, they commonly side with the prison administration and fail to properly investigate allegations of human rights violations of prisoners.
At the request of the family of the deceased or an NGO, a second post-mortem could be ordered andmembers of human rights organizations could visit prisons to see conditions of detention for themselves.
Every month, judges, magistrates, public prosecutors andother competent officials visit prisons in order to inform prisoners of relevant developments and the status of their cases, and to listen to any complaints they may have about their treatment in prison. .
As has been stressed in the first part of this report, Algeria has an excellent relationship with the International Committeeof the Red Cross, whose representatives regularly visit prisons and custodial facilities throughout Algeria.
They can also visit prisons unexpectedly in order to inspect the sanitary and health situation and, at the same time, check on the responsible authorities of the prisons, making sure that they perform their duties appropriately.
The legislation provides the Commission with wide-ranging powers,including the authority to investigate complaints, visit prisons and monitor governmental compliance with treaty obligations. The bill was signed into law on 16 February by the President of Southern Sudan.
Visit prisons, social reform centres, detention facilities and all other such places, without the need to obtain prior permission from the relevant authorities; meet with convicted prisoners and detainees; document human rights abuses; and notify the competent authorities of the legal measures to be taken.
Their status was governed by article 19, paragraph 1, of the Penal Enforcement Code,under which they could freely visit prisons and provisional detention centres, interview detainees, note their complaints and formulate observations and recommendations for the prison authorities, which were generally acted upon.
In his first report, the Special Rapporteur proposed the setting up of an office for the High Commissioner for Human Rights in the country, with two specialists, to gather information on allegations of human rights violations,follow up complaints, visit prisons, keep the Special Rapporteur informed, and provide technical assistance to the Government and NGOs.
It should be pointed out that the governmental authorities andhuman rights organizations regularly visit Prisons for supervisory and advisory purposes, and this provides a means of finding out both the manner in which internal controls are carried out and the level of respect for the applicable rules, as well as how individuals behave in the performance of their duties and their skills-set.
In 2010, the Independent Expert visited prisons in Juba, Aweil and Wau.
MICIVIH observers at regional offices also visited prisons to assess the treatment of detainees.
In Darfur I visited prisons, internally displaced persons(IDPs) and villages.
Other special procedural issues faced when visiting prisons and police stations.
During his sixth mission the Special Representative visited prisons in Kampot and in Kampong Cham.