Примеры использования Were being denied на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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African-Canadians were being denied meaningful access to education.
Their human rights activists were being threatened, tortured and murdered,and their leaders were being denied access to the region.
They were being denied the right of access to lawyers and were being subjected to torture, beatings and various kinds of humiliation.
According to many sources of information, they were being denied the exercise of their fundamental rights.
The observer for the Balochistan Rights Movement referred to the situation of the Baluchi people in Pakistan whose rights of ownership were being denied.
She stated that children born in refugee camps were being denied the right to nationality and the right to return to Bhutan.
Participants noted that while such persons were entitled to Russian citizenship,their rights were being denied by local authorities.
In some European countries, even regular migrants were being denied such rights as the right to an effective remedy and property rights.
The people of Nagorno-Karabakh had to pursue their right to self-determination as they were being denied their right to existence.
Millions of people in the world were being denied the right to determine their own fate, whether owing to military intervention, aggression, occupation or exploitation by foreign powers.
It was clear from recent events that many people living in Yemen felt they were being denied certain rights and benefits.
In addition, the general population were being denied the right to education and economic development, while forced relocation and labour continued in Myanmar on a large scale, particularly in the ethnic minority areas.
The international community should intervene to save the Sahrawis held in the camps andto restore the basic human rights that they were being denied.
The Palestinian people had been suffering the consequences of the longest occupation in modern history and were being denied their inalienable rights, including the right to self-determination.
Developing countries were being denied their rights to development because of the inauspicious economic situation, which had reduced them to a condition of dependence, undermined their social stability, bolstered hegemony, and led to poverty, ignorance and disease.
On 26 July 2006, internally displaced persons from the Dabanera and Argo camps(Tawila area)complained that they were being denied access to their fields by Zaghawa nomads.
The situation of the Sahrawi detainees was serious, as they were being denied the status of prisoners of conscience and any right to medical assistance, and sent to distant prisons.
Urgent measures needed to be taken to address the fact that more than 39,000 children in Gaza were being denied access to a United Nations education.
For example, in the territory controlled by the aggressor, mass executions and arrests were taking place, hundreds of thousands of people were being deported or interned in concentration camps and detention centres, and the right of individuals to work,freedom of movement and property were being denied.
But he wondered how effective their efforts would be if even legally recruited immigrants were being denied opportunities for advancement through further training.
Mr. Dehghani(Islamic Republic of Iran) said that the draft resolution, like the previous 12 resolutions on the same matter, was a hostile, confrontational act by Canada disguised as an attempt to defend those who,in Canada's view, were being denied their rights.
Basic rights such as the right to freedom of movement, personal security, religion, education and health care were being denied to the few hundred persons remaining there in a calculated effort to ensure that, with the passage of time, those communities would cease to exist.
The educational leaders were particularly upset that teachers who lived in the territories butworked in Jerusalem were being denied entrance into the city.
Approximately 170,000 internally displaced Greek Cypriots were being denied the right to return to their homes, and of their right to full enjoyment of their home and property rights. The European Court of Human Rights had ruled in favour of Cyprus against Turkey on 12 May 2014.
In the Islamic Republic of Iran, the situation had deteriorated since the presidential elections of June 2009, andnumerous groups and minorities were being denied the effective exercise of their rights.
He also reported the views expressed to him by informants in these communities that they were being denied their rights to cultural autonomy as provided for in article 15 of the Constitution, as well as in relevant international instruments, in particular article 27 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.
Minority citizens complained mainly about police abuses and property issues,particularly in the case of the Roma, who claimed they were being denied land rights by corrupt local officials.
The Chairman also stressed that the Committee had noted with concern the allegation that the Western Shoshone indigenous people were being denied their traditional rights to land and that actions taken by the State party in relation to the status, use and occupation of these lands may cumulatively lead to irreparable harm to this community.
In the meantime the States parties, following a decision by the United Nations General Assembly, had decided to suspend the membership of the Federal Republic which in turn,feeling that some of its rights were being denied, had decided to withdraw its official cooperation with the Committee.
As indicated in the report made public by the European Commission of Human Rights on 2 April 1992,nearly 200,000 Greek Cypriot refugees were being denied their basic right to return to their homes and property as part of the"ethnic cleansing" policy initiated by Turkey before it was ever applied in Bosnia and Herzegovina.