Примеры использования Special rapporteur received на Испанском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Special Rapporteur received numerous complaints about the role lawyers play in criminal cases.
Although he subsequently retracted this statement, the Special Rapporteur received testimonies indicating that relatives of suspected terrorists continued to be detained to compel terrorists to surrender.
The Special Rapporteur received allegations of ill treatment and corporal punishment in penitentiary institutions.
During her mission, the Special Rapporteur received reports of restrictions by the authorities on imports of religious books and related literature.
The Special Rapporteur received information about a number of assaults on court personnel in court buildings.
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During the mission, the Special Rapporteur received many allegations that this process lacked transparency and was heavily influenced by political considerations.
The Special Rapporteur received information that access of the public to criminal proceedings has been hampered in some cases.
However, the Special Rapporteur received information that this prohibition is not routinely respected by the courts.
The Special Rapporteur received some allegations of ill treatment, but it was difficult to assess how widespread these practices were.
The Special Rapporteur received information indicating that domestic workers sometimes end up in bonded labour or domestic servitude.
The Special Rapporteur received information that employers hold passports to protect against loss or theft and as a security for advance payments.
The Special Rapporteur received allegations that such placement is, in some cases, used to put pressure on suspects or the accused.
The Special Rapporteur received reports according to which, in practice, confessions obtained under torture are not expressly excluded as evidence in court.
The Special Rapporteur received information that in Almaty forced labour mainly occurs in private construction companies which usually attract young migrant men.
The Special Rapporteur received information that this happened to a judge of the Khujant City Court, Murtazo Aliev, who had acquitted Mr. Dekhkonboi Soliev and three other persons.
The Special Rapporteur received information from various sources on the situation of vulnerability faced by certain groups to manifestations of racism and xenophobia in the Russian Federation.
Moreover, the Special Rapporteur received allegations that police in Kairokkum briefly detained and verbally abused two Jehovah' s Witnesses on 4 November 2006 for talking to people about the Bible.
The Special Rapporteur received information that Belarus is a source and transit country for trafficking in persons to a number of countries in various regions of the world, and has recently started to become a destination country.
For example, the Special Rapporteur received credible information that members of the Office Central de Répression du Banditisme, a police unit set up to address banditry, unlawfully killed 15 individuals in their custody.
The Special Rapporteur also received information that senior judges instruct junior judges how to rule in particular cases.
The Special Rapporteur also received information concerning a gold mine in the vicinity of Muziehovo in the region of Beregovo.
The Special Rapporteur has also received allegations of more pervasive interference by the executive in the judicial process.
In this connection, the Special Rapporteur has also received information on instances where defense counsels have been intimidated by public officials.
The Special Rapporteur welcomed information received of a Council of Ministers directive(2008) establishing the National Action Plan on Gender Equality 2008- 2010.
The Special Rapporteur also received allegations that members of the Party of Regions have intimidated, and in a number of cases attacked, media professionals, particularly in the Crimea province.
In recent years, the Special Rapporteur had received information according to which torture is widespread and targets persons suspected of having committed ordinary crimes as well as persons accused of membership in banned political or religious organizations or of having committed crimes related to their alleged religious beliefs or activities.
The Special Rapporteur asked all police and National Security Committee chiefs and directors of penitentiary facilities whether they had received any complaints of ill treatment in the preceding five years.
By a note of 19 March 2010,the Special Rapporteur submitted to the Government a preliminary version of the present report and, on 6 May 2010, received comments from the Government.
Based on his meetings with officials, defence lawyers and independent forensic medical experts,the substantiated information received from NGOs, his visits to places of detention and interviews with detainees, the Special Rapporteur concluded that torture and ill-treatment by law enforcement officials still exists in Georgia.
In particular, the Special Rapporteur notes with serious concern that in the very high profile case of Iskander Khudoberganov et al. (see appendix II), the General Procurator denied having received any complaints regarding alleged torture and other forms of illtreatment.