Exemplos de uso de To release unconditionally em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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The EU reiterates its urgent request to Cuba to release unconditionally all political prisoners still detained.
On November 19, 2002, the UN General Assembly adopted a resolution strongly urging the Government of Myanmar“to restore democracy and implement the results of the 1990 election and to ensure[…] without delay into substantive and structured dialogue towards democratisation andnational reconciliation[…] to release unconditionally and immediately all political prisoners.”.
The time is long overdue for the generals to release unconditionally the 1 200 political prisoners who are being held in atrocious conditions and tortured.
The outcome was a muchdebated statement whereby the European Council declared itself in favour of a Euro pean programme of assistance to the victims of apartheid andurged the South African Government to release unconditionally Nel son Mandela and other political prisoners and to lift the ban on the African National Congress and other political parties.
I call on the Iranian authorities to release unconditionally Ms Abdi and Ms Safazadeh and drop all charges against them and their fellow women's rights campaigners.
The EU once againurges the Cuban Government, also in Cuba's capacity as a member of the Human Rights Council, to release unconditionally all political prisoners, and reaffirms that this issue constitutes a key priority in its policy towards Cuba.
I specifically call on the authorities to release unconditionally Mr Mansour Ossanlou and Mr Emadedin Baghi and to end the harassment, intimidation and political persecution of human rights defenders.
In line with its decisions of 31 January 2005,the Council reiterated its urgent request to Cuba to release unconditionally all political prisoners of the group of 75 and urged the Cuban authorities to release all other political prisoners still being detained and to stop political persecutions.
The Council urges the Cuban Government to release unconditionally all political prisoners, including those who were detained and sentenced in 2003.
The Council particularly urged the Cuban Government to release unconditionally all political prisoners, including those who were detained in 2003, and we expressed our concerns for the prisoners and their health condition.
The EU therefore reiterates its calls to the Chinese government unconditionally to release Mr. Tan Zuoren.
The European Union also urges the Government of the State of Eritrea to either bring charges against those detained and bring them to a fair andpublic trial with adequate legal representation, or to release them unconditionally.
Calls upon the government of Cambodia immediately and unconditionally to release Cheam Channy, who should not, as a civilian, be subject to military jurisdiction;
The Council reiterated its urgent request to Cuba unconditionally to release all political prisoners of the group of 75 and urged the Cuban authorities to release all other political prisoners still being detained.
In particular, the European Union urges the Government of the State of Eritrea to unconditionally release all political prisoners.
It is too bad that, so far,the Cuban authorities have disregarded the repeated calls from the EU to unconditionally release all political prisoners.
The EU will continue to call on the Chinese Government to unconditionally release Mr Liu and to end the harassment and detention of other signatories of Charter 2008.
The Council once again urged the Cuban government to unconditionally release all political prisoners, including the group of 75 who were detained and sentenced in 2003.
Deploring the further deterioration of the human rights situation in Cuba since the last evaluation in June 2005,it once again urged the Cuban government to unconditionally release all political prisoners.
The European Union also urges the Government of the State of Eritrea to either bring charges against those detained and instruct a due andopen process with legal representation or to unconditionally release them.