Примеры использования Widespread practice of torture на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Impunity is one of the root causes of the widespread practice of torture.
Given the continued widespread practice of torture on the threshold of the new millennium, the Symposium urges the following action at the national level.
CAT was deeply concerned at allegations about the widespread practice of torture and ill-treatment of detainees.
The Committee notes with concern the State party's reliance on diplomatic assurances to justify the deportation of foreign nationals suspected of terrorism-related offences to countries in which the widespread practice of torture is alleged arts. 3 and 13.
CAT and the HR Committee remained concerned about widespread practice of torture and ill-treatment, in particular for the purpose of extracting confessions.
According to JS3, deaths in custody are still commonplace due the widespread practice of torture.
It is also concerned about the widespread practice of torture and ill-treatment of persons detained by the military as well as by other law enforcement officials arts. 7 and 9.
The Committee is deeply concerned over the numerous and consistent allegations about the widespread practice of torture and ill-treatment of detainees in the State party.
It was also concerned about the widespread practice of torture and illtreatment of persons detained by the military as well as by other law enforcement officials.
CAT and UNCT were deeply concerned at numerous reports of allegations of a widespread practice of torture and ill-treatment of detainees.
The major structural reason for the widespread practice of torture in many countries is the malfunctioning of the administration of justice and, consequently the lack of respect for safeguards.
In its consideration of another State party report, the Committee expressed its concern that allegations of a widespread practice of torture are seldom investigated and prosecuted, thereby favouring a climate of impunity.
CAT was concerned over reports of the widespread practice of torture and ill-treatment of detainees, including as a means to extract confessions, and that the definition intended to cover the term"torture" in the Criminal Code did not fully reflect all elements of the definition of the Convention.
In the Human Rights Committee's recent review of Uganda's country report under the Covenant, for example, the Committee noted a"widespread practice of torture and illtreatment" of persons in detention. concluding observations on Uganda, 5 May 2004, at para. 17.
It is also concerned about allegations of the widespread practice of torture, enforced disappearances, arbitrary arrests and secret detentions, as well as frequent rape of women by military personnel and armed groups, and the apparent impunity enjoyed by the perpetrators of such acts arts. 2, 12 and 14.
While welcoming the 2012 amendment of the Criminal Code incorporating the definition of torture in line with the Convention against Torture, the Committee is concerned at the widespread practice of torture of persons deprived of their liberty, including minors.
The current global detention crisis and the widespread practice of torture and ill-treatment were alarming phenomena and could not be resolved immediately.
To that end, it was asserted that, once the State had become party to certain human rights instruments, the principle of universal jurisdiction could be inferred from such instruments, for example,in cases of systematic and widespread practice of torture, forced disappearance of persons, genocide or apartheid e.g., the Plurinational State of Bolivia.
Nevertheless, it remains concerned about the widespread practice of torture and illtreatment of persons detained by the military and other law enforcement officials.
Comment on the extremely low number of prosecutions and actual convictions of law enforcement officials for torture and ill-treatment under article 117(cruel treatment)of the Criminal Code despite the reported widespread practice of torture and ill-treatment, and on the prosecution of such acts mostly under articles 286(abuse of power) and 302(extracting confessions) of the Criminal Code;
Given that impunity is one of the main reasons for the widespread practice of torture in all regions of the world, he calls upon States to exercise universal jurisdiction to fight impunity and deny torturers any safe haven in the world.
All these factors create a vicious circle of systemic problems in which the widespread practice of torture and ill-treatment represents an integral part of the law enforcement and justice system reality.
The Committee is concerned at allegations of widespread practice of torture and ill-treatment, and conditions amounting to inhuman or degrading treatment, of children living in institutions in general and in places of detention or imprisonment in particular- including acts committed by law enforcement officials involving corporal punishment.
Despite the strides Kyrgyzstan has made on basic freedoms in Central Asia over the last two decades,the UN Human Rights Committee remains"concerned about widespread practice of torture and ill-treatment, in particular for the purpose of extracting confessions." The Committee Against Torture meanwhile highlighted"the failure of Kyrgyzstan to investigate fully the many allegations of torture and ill-treatment.
Nevertheless, it remains concerned about the widespread practice of torture and illtreatment of persons detained by the military as well as by other law enforcement officials.
The Committee is deeply concerned about the ongoing and widespread practice of torture and ill-treatment of persons deprived of their liberty, in particular while in police custody to extract confessions.
Given that impunity is one of the main reasons for the widespread practice of torture in all regions of the world, he calls upon States to exercise universal jurisdiction to fight impunity and deny torturers any safe haven in the world.
After all, impunity is one of the main reasons for the widespread practice of torture in all regions of the world, and universal jurisdiction is one of the most important methods of fighting impunity by ensuring that torturers find no safe haven in our global world.
The Committee is deeply concerned at the numerous allegations, corroborated by a number of Yemeni andinternational sources, of a widespread practice of torture and ill-treatment of detainees in Yemeni prisons, including State security prisons run by the Public Security Department, the national security authority and the Department of Anti-Terrorism under the Ministry of the Interior.
All these practices andacts of negligence contribute to the continuing habitual, widespread and deliberate practice of torture in Nepal.