Примери за използване на China tribunal на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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China Tribunal.
What can the China Tribunal do?
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The importance of the China Tribunal cannot be underestimated.
Victims include imprisoned followers of Falun Gong movement, China Tribunal says.
The China Tribunal.
The China Tribunal was set up by the International Coalition to End Transplant Abuse in China, a campaign group, charged with examining whether crimes had been committed as a result of China's transplant practices.
Jennifer Zeng, a Falun Gong activist who was imprisoned for a year in a female labour camp,gave evidence to the China Tribunal about what she said were repeated medical check-ups and blood tests to which inmates were subjected.
The China Tribunal collected evidence from medical experts, human rights investigators and others.
In addition, the article said that the China Tribunal had found that crimes against humanity had been committed as defined in Article 7 of the Rome Statute.
The China Tribunal aims to significantly contribute to the existing evidence on the alleged mass atrocities.
The China Tribunal.
The China Tribunal also collected evidence from witnesses and experts that may help with any further action taken to address the issues that surround organ harvesting and any crimes committed by those that take part in the practice.
The China Tribunal.
The China Tribunal heard from several witnesses who, despite not being the victims of forced organ removal(as the allegation is that no victims have survived the procedure), have identified important elements explaining the practice.
The China Tribunal.
The China Tribunal, chaired by Sir Geoffrey Nice QC, who was a prosecutor at the international criminal tribunal for the former Yugoslavia, said in a unanimous determination at the end of its hearings it was“certain that Falun Gong as a source- probably the principal source- of organs for forced organ harvesting”.
The China Tribunal.
The China Tribunal was set up by the International Coalition to End Transplant Abuse in China(ICETA).
The China Tribunal.
The China Tribunal has not yet answered the question of whether crimes under international law have been committed.
Understandably, the China Tribunal cannot fully investigate the crimes and prosecute the perpetrators.
The China Tribunal is still receiving further witness and documentary evidence and will deliver its final judgment in June this year.
Understandably, the China Tribunal cannot fully investigate the crimes and prosecute the perpetrators.
The China Tribunal anticipates conducting further hearings in early 2019 to provide a forum for discussion on the growing evidence of atrocities.
At this stage, the China Tribunal has not confirmed whether any crimes under international law have been committed.
The China Tribunal will try to establish whether, based on the evidence available, mass atrocities under international law have been perpetrated that require an urgent response.
The Final Judgment from the China Tribunal in London on forced organ harvesting by the CCP was not reported by the Swedish media.
Conversely, the China Tribunal found that crimes against humanity, as defined in Article 7 of the Rome Statute, have been committed.
However, it is clear that the China Tribunal will shed more light on the atrocities that continue to be disregard by the international community.