Примери за използване на Sudanese authorities на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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This exfiltration operation was clearly undertaken by the French services in coordination with the Sudanese authorities.
Whereas in May 2016 the Sudanese authorities deported over 400 Eritreans who had been arrested en route to Libya;
On the political front, we will have to maintain maximum diplomatic pressure on the Sudanese authorities and the rebel movements alike to reach peace in Darfur.
Whereas the Sudanese authorities disproportionately convict women and girls of ill-defined crimes;
If we cannot persuade the Government to reverse the expulsion orders,we have to engage the Sudanese authorities in order to put in place the appropriate delivery mechanisms.
Reminds the Sudanese authorities of their obligation to guarantee fundamental rights, including the right to a fair trial;
Calls for the immediate and unconditional release of Salih Osman, a Sakharov Prize laureate,and urges the Sudanese authorities to guarantee urgent medical care and unhindered access to his lawyer and family;
Whereas Sudanese authorities have carried out a crackdown on peaceful protest, civil society and human rights defenders;
Calls for the immediate andunconditional release of Sakharov Prize laureate Salih Mahmoud Osman and urges the Sudanese authorities to guarantee him urgent medical care and unhindered access to his lawyer and family;
Calls on Sudanese authorities to investigate all allegations of torture and ill-treatment, and bring perpetrators to justice;
Strongly requests that the EU andits Member States ensure that the implementation of projects with the Sudanese authorities observe the‘do no harm' principle, which would rule out cooperation with actors responsible for human rights violations;
The Sudanese authorities must respect their obligations as regards the facilitation of humanitarian aid and human rights activities.
Is particularly worried about the fate of 32 university students of Darfuri origin arrested on 23 December 2018 by Sudanese authorities, who have been paraded before the media, reportedly accused of being trained in Israel and blamed for the ongoing protests;
Calls on the Sudanese authorities to drop all charges against Pastor Michael Yat and Pastor Peter Yen Reith and calls for their immediate and unconditional release;
Expresses its deep concern at the sentencing of Mohamed Zine al-Abidine by the Press Court in Khartoum on 23 October 2017 to a suspended jail term with a five-year probation period, and calls on the Sudanese authorities to immediately review all charges against him;
Calls on the Sudanese authorities to investigate the use of violence against peaceful demonstrators, torture and ill-treatment, and to bring the perpetrators to justice;
MEPs also appeal for the government to immediately sign and ratify the UN Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women and urge the EU andmember states to provide support to those Sudanese authorities and citizens who are“genuinely seeking change”.
Sudanese authorities have blocked access to popular social media platforms used to organise and broadcast nationwide anti-government protests triggered by an economic crisis.
Lastly, I want to make a very specific request to the United Nations Human Rights Office:it should start investigations to find out whether this expulsion of NGOs can be added to the long list of war crimes for which the Sudanese authorities must, of course, be held answerable.
Urges the Sudanese authorities to ensure the full protection of Noura Hussein's physical and psychological integrity during her detention, as well of that of her lawyers and family;
Calls on the VP/HR to publicly condemn the alarming situation in Sudan andto use all means of influence at her disposal to pressure the Sudanese authorities to put a stop to ongoing violence and repression, mass arrests and killings, and to encourage them to respect their commitments to international norms and laws;
Calls on the Sudanese authorities to commute the death sentence and fully take into account the fact that Ms Hussein was acting in self-defence against the attempt by a man and his accomplices to rape her;
Calls on the VP/HR to publicly condemn the alarming situation in Sudan and urges the EEAS to address recent developments, andto use all means of influence at their disposal to pressure the Sudanese authorities to stop ongoing violence and repression, mass arrests and killings, and encourage the authorities to respect their commitments to international norms and laws;
Whereas the Sudanese authorities prevented Mohamed Aldoma from travelling and seized his passport while he was en route to Cairo for medical treatment on 8 March 2018, following ill-treatment while in detention;
First of all, I call on the High Representative to urgently press the Sudanese authorities to release the Christian, Hawa Abdalla Muhammad Saleh, who was arrested by the security service in a refugee camp in Darfur on religious grounds on 25 May.
Calls on Sudanese authorities to restore and respect human rights and fundamental freedoms under international law, including freedom of expression, freedom of assembly, freedom of religion, women and children rights to fulfil their obligations under international law;
Whereas Sudanese authorities deployed national security forces, the police, and paramilitary forces who used excessive force to disperse unarmed protesters, beating them with batons and firing live ammunition, rubber bullets, and teargas;
Whereas Sudanese authorities prevented human rights lawyer Mohamed Aldouma, President of the Darfur Bar Association, from traveling and seized his passport while he was en route to Cairo for medical treatment on 8 March 2018, following ill-treatment in detention by Sudanese authorities in February 2018;
Requires Sudanese authorities to publish the findings of the three state commission of inquiry and publicly admit to the scale of the killings during the crackdown on anti-austerity protesters on September 2013 and provide justice to its victims;
We also commend the Southern parties to the Comprehensive Peace Agreement for their leadership, and the Sudanese Referendum Authorities for the remarkable job they did in organising the referendum despite the enormous challenges they faced.