Приклади вживання Amnesty international and human rights watch Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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But Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch said it came up short.
All parties to the conflict need to ensure that all forces under their control are aware of theconsequences of abusing detainees under international law, Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch said.
Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch did not provide interviewees any financial incentives to speak with us.
Writing in Gozaar, a publication sponsored by FreedomHouse,"it is baffling that two of the world's most powerful human rights organizations, Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch, have simply never written full reports on a crime as widespread as the 1988 extermination campaign."[54].
Beskorovaynyi's lawyer told Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch that the authorities have still not carried out an effective investigation into his case.
The Government of Ukraine and Ukrainian State Migration Service are well aware that our detention is illegal on the basis of the legal arguments laid out in statements from the Ukrainian Refugee Council,the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch.
Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch have not registered any positive developments as to the detained by Russia-backed separatists,” she noted.
However, the SBU does not mention in its report the secret places of detention,mentioned in the report by the international human rights organizations Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch. Ukrainian human rights activists do not doubt the existence of the so-called"secret SBU prisons" and believe that the SBU prepared well for the UN mission visit.
Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch have since learned that six men were released on 25 July and six men and one woman were released on 2 August.
Western-based organisations such as Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch have condemned both the Saudi criminal justice system and its severe punishments.
Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch have since learned that six men were released on 25 July and six men and one woman were released on 2 August.
Yuri's father told Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch researchers that his son was home alone when three MGB officers came for him at around 3 p.m. on January 4:.
Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch are calling on the Ukrainian officials to commit to a thorough, independent and effective investigation of these cases and to ensure the safety of those released.
But civil-liberties lobbies such as Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch say the renewed, restricted law leaves largely untouched far-reaching secret“black” programmes, run by the NSA, which crunch data on great numbers of people, including millions of Americans.
Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch have received information from a range of sources, including recently released detainees, that as many as 16 people may remain in secret detention on the SBU's compound in Kharkiv.
They told Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch that an investigator from the Military Prosecutor's Office in Kramatorsk interviewed them toward the end of 2016, but they have heard nothing further.
They told Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch that an investigator from the Military Prosecutor's Office in Kramatorsk interviewed them toward the end of 2016, but they have heard nothing further.
Four of them asked Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch not to publish details of their cases for fear of reprisals but allowed use of the information they provided for background purposes and analysis.
Wherever possible, Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch also gathered medical records, legal documents, and photographs from alleged torture victims and family members of the individuals still in custody.
Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch have received numerous allegations of unlawful detentionand the use of torture and other abuses by the Azov battalion and will be reporting on them in the near future.
Vadim told Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch that several weeks earlier Natalia had hinted to him that any military activity by the Ukrainian forces he saw during his travels in Ukrainian government-controlled territory would be of interest to her sister.
Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch received the names of 16 individuals from three separate sources, all independently confirming them as secret prisoners held by the SBU in Kharkiv since 2014 or 2015, and shared the list with the Ukrainian authorities.
Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch reiterate their call on both parties to put an end to this deplorable situation, stop all arbitrary and secret detentions and ill-treatment of detainees and ensure accountability for those responsible.
Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch reiterate their call on both parties to put an end to this deplorable situation, stop all arbitrary and secret detentions and ill-treatment of detainees and ensure accountability for those responsible.
In a letter to Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch, the SBU denied operating any detention facilities other than their only official, temporary detention center in Kiev, and denied having any information regarding the alleged Security Service abuses the groups documented.
Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch documented nine cases in which Russia-backed separatists held civilians in arbitrary, incommunicado detention for weeks or months without charge and, in most cases, subjected them to ill-treatment.
In June 2016 Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch received similar information in reply to their joint letter of inquiry, which stated that, as of June 17, 2016, the central SBU directorate had no information about Beskorovaynyi's detention or any criminal allegations against him.[65].
On June 3, Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch sent a letter to the head of the SBU summarizing some of our research findings, inquiring about SBU allegedly running unofficial prisons on its premises, and asking specific questions in connection with some of the documented cases.
Four of the individuals whose cases Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch documented were at some point transferred to remand prisons, where two of them were allowed access to a lawyer, but overall the vacuum of the rule of law in separatist-controlled areas deprives individuals held in custody of their rights and leaves them without recourse to any effective remedies.
Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch conducted a total of 40 interviews with victims of abuses, their family members, witnesses of abuses, victims' lawyers, representatives of international organizations working in eastern Ukraine, Ukrainian government officials, representatives of the DNR, representatives of unofficial and official groups that are engaged in the negotiation of prisoner exchanges, and other sources.