Примеры использования Was held incommunicado на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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He was held incommunicado and severely tortured throughout his detention.
The Government failed to acknowledge that Mr. Alkhawaja was held incommunicado on account of his human rights activities and denied a public and open trial.
He was held incommunicado for five days in military custody at the Bakorstanas facility.
It also notes the author's allegation that following the incident, he was held incommunicado for one month and was deprived of access to a physician, lawyer or his family.
He was held incommunicado for more than 30 hours without being brought before the judge.
During Mr. Butaev's detention in the Ministry of Security(from 4 June to 14 July 2001) anduntil he was formally charged on 22 July 2001, he was held incommunicado and in isolation from the outside world for 48 days 4 June to 22 July 2001.
He was held incommunicado for an extended period and not granted access to legal counsel.
In case No. 1818/2008(McCallum v. South Africa), concerning collective punishment in a prison, the Committee noted the allegations that,after the incidents during which the author was tortured, he was held incommunicado for a month without access to a physician, a lawyer or his family.
For two months, he was held incommunicado in cells belonging to the political police.
Jamyang Kyi, a Tibetan writer and musician, was reportedly taken away from her office at the Qinghai Provincial Television Station in Xining City by plainclothes State security officers on 1 April 2008, and taken to an undisclosedlocation on 4 or 5 April 2008, where she was held incommunicado until her release on 21 April 2008.
He was held incommunicado until 21 November 2011, at which time his case was referred to trial.
In relation to the detention of Keneth Kirimi Mbae, which was mentioned in my 2011 report(A/HRC/18/19, para. 48), information received indicates that following his arrest on 22April 2010 by plain-clothed police officers, Mr. Kirimi was held incommunicado in Thika, before being blindfolded, sedated and taken to an isolated house in Suswa in the Narok district in Kenya.
Instead, Mr. Al Chibani was held incommunicado without any formal charges or trial.
The Committee takes note of the author's complaint that the State party did not properly assess the risk he would be exposed to if he was extradited to Morocco and that it could reasonably be expected that extradition would place him in a particularly vulnerable situation and expose him to the risk of torture, as in fact occurred once he had been extradited to Morocco,where he was held incommunicado, in harsh conditions, and subjected to severe ill-treatment and torture.
Moreover, he was held incommunicado between 14 January 2002 and 21 January 2002 when he allegedly died.
It was believed that Andrey Babitsky was held incommunicado in Urus-Martan without access to his family or to a lawyer.
He was held incommunicado until early May 2012, when his family was finally notified that he was in criminal detention. On 9 May 2012, the prosecutor issued a formal arrest warrant wherein Chen Kegui was charged with committing intentional homicide under article 17 of the Chinese Criminal Procedure Code.
According to the source, Mr. Gellani was held incommunicado until 27 October 2007 when he received a visit from the British Consulate, the first one since his re-arrest.
She was held incommunicado for 10 days and, according to the allegations, was raped and ill-treated.
He was later transferredto the provincial prison, where he was held incommunicado, on the basis of a court-issued warrant, for more than 10 days in a cell without any light or bathroom facilities.
He was held incommunicado for the first seven days of detention, before the United States embassy in Ashgabat was notified of his detention.
Lastly, counsel points out that Mr. Medjnoune was held incommunicado in utterly inhuman conditions for nearly eight months, during which time he suffered torture and brutality of the worst kind.
He was held incommunicado for seven days, during which he was allegedly stripped naked, beaten repeatedly and denied food for three days.
According to the information received, he was held incommunicado for several months before being allowed access to legal counsel and was convicted in a secret trial 26 February 1998.
From 16 to 26 October 1999, the author was held incommunicado at the high security Central Forensic Laboratory(CFL) in Luanda, where he was denied access to his lawyer and family and was intimidated by prison officials, who asked him to sign documents disclaiming responsibility of the CFL or the Angolan Government for eventual death or any injuries sustained by him during detention.
He was then moved to a place in Islamabad, which looked like a barracks,where he was held incommunicado for one month without access to a lawyer or ICRC, and was interrogated in a nearby house by American officers, who identified themselves as CIA, and, on one occasion, by a British agent from MI6.
The fact that the alleged victim was held incommunicado for a period of 40 days was considered to be a breach of such provision. The Committee reached a similar conclusion in case No. 1297/2004 Medjnoune v. Algeria.
On 13 October 2009, the experts conducted an interview with Aissa Hamoudi,an Algerian/Swiss national, who was held incommunicado for three months in a prison in the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya without knowing where he was detained. On 18 November 2007, while on a business trip to the country, Mr. Hamoudi was arrested in Tripoli by policemen conducting a simple identity check.
In the present case, Mr. Al-Zaeetari was held incommunicado for approximately eight(8) months, during which time he was not notified of the charges against him, nor was he brought before a judge or granted access to a lawyer.
In almost all cases, the victim was held incommunicado in army barracks, with no access to family or legal counsel, and subjected to physical abuse and torture.