Примеры использования Whose rights had been violated на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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People whose rights had been violated should be able to defend themselves in the courts.
Non-governmental organizations could represent individuals whose rights had been violated before the Committee.
The warden of the prison in Battambang(paragraph 138 of the report) had been tried and sentenced to a penalty of imprisonment andordered to compensate the persons whose rights had been violated.
The Namibian Constitution provided for gender equality and persons whose rights had been violated could seek redress in the courts or lodge a complaint with the ombudsman.
Moreover, the United Nations should be setting the standard in assistance to those whose rights had been violated.
The Police Code provided for adequate measures to protect those whose rights had been violated, as well as for measures to be taken against all offenders.
Ms. Shin said that she would like further information regarding the reception centres for women whose rights had been violated.
He wondered whether the Supreme Court had ruled in favour of any persons whose rights had been violated on racial grounds. If so, examples should have been given.
The international community must strengthen its existing human-rights mechanisms in order to protect those whose rights had been violated.
He welcomed the fact that individuals whose rights had been violated could seek legal redress and obtain damages, moral compensation and annulment of administrative decisions.
The aim was to provide an effective domestic remedy for citizens whose rights had been violated.
Sluggish procedures hampered the repatriation of migrant workers whose rights had been violated and who were housed in migrant shelters, where they received humanitarian aid.
Its functions included coordinating the activities of governmental and non-governmental actors, designing policies, andprocessing complaints from women whose rights had been violated.
The United Nationsshould set standards and take the lead in addressing the needs of those whose rights had been violated, for the sake of both the victims and the Organization's reputation.
In 2002, a series of laws onminors had been adopted, which established separate procedures for children suspected of an offence or whose rights had been violated.
The great value of the Optional Protocol was that it enabled persons whose rights had been violated to seek justice at the international level if there were no domestic remedies available to them.
He failed to understand why that was the case,given that the Constitutional Court was apparently competent to receive complaints directly from any individual whose rights had been violated.
For example, while article 28 of the Constitution made the High Court responsible for appeals by persons whose rights had been violated, if derogations were allowed by the Constitution, then the courts were powerless.
This formulation follows the language of the International Court of Justice in the Interhandel case when it stated that the Applicant State had"adopted the cause of its national" whose rights had been violated.
Regarding practical legal redress in cases of ethnic and racial discrimination,any person whose rights had been violated had recourse to the courts on the basis of article 12 of the Constitution, which prohibited discrimination on several grounds.
She noted that ad hoc measures had been taken by the administrations of the various organizations in the United Nations system to rehabilitate andreintegrate some staff members whose rights had been violated.
Individuals and peoples whose rights had been violated, for example in cases of crimes against humanity,had access to a justice system that served the truth and banished fear, revenge, impunity and inequality before the law.
In November 1989, proceedings had been initiated to rehabilitate andcompensate Bulgarian citizens whose rights had been violated under the totalitarian regime.
He wished to know whether it was true that persons whose rights had been violated by State agents were required to institute civil proceedings for compensation within one year and, if so, whether there were any plans to extend that time frame.
The courses and workshops were attended by staff of the criminal justice and prison system, by members of human rights institutions andby women and children whose rights had been violated.
It was important not only to be able to provide remedies to individual women whose rights had been violated but also to develop jurisprudence through which standards of equality could become part of the domestic legal order.
It would be useful to know whether, in the context of their efforts to disseminate the Convention,the authorities routinely dispensed advice on how women whose rights had been violated could submit complaints.
Some of the standards referred to access to justice as the need to ensure that those whose rights had been violated actually had recourse to the courts, and there was a trend towards the establishment of mechanisms of legal and financial assistance to that end.
With regard to the rule of law in Syria,the sovereignty of the law was guaranteed by article 25 of the Syrian Constitution and citizens whose rights had been violated could apply to the Syrian tribunals for redress.
Other important principles considered were the principles of non-discrimination, participation, transparency,accountability and the right to an effective remedy for those whose rights had been violated.