Exemples d'utilisation de Imprescriptibility en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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Definition, punishment and imprescriptibility of torture.
The imprescriptibility of these offences was confirmed.
In other words, they would have to question the dogma of Koranic imprescriptibility.
Imprescriptibility of rights founded on treaty.
Debatable aspects of task evasion: imprescriptibility and relation with the crime of laundering.
The imprescriptibility of crimes against humanity was supposed to prevent that.
Mahmoud Hussein answers the question by analysing the premise of Quranic imprescriptibility.
What implies the imprescriptibility, the insaisissability, the inalienability of these rights.
Another important principle to bear in mind was that of the imprescriptibility of international crimes.
Recommends that the imprescriptibility of serious crimes in violation of human rights be recognised;
The Committee urges the State party to pass into law the bill establishing the imprescriptibility of the abovementioned crimes.
The imprescriptibility of a crime means that the crime may be prosecuted until the death of its author.
Acceded, on 6 October 1972, to the Convention on the Imprescriptibility of War Crimes and Crimes against Humanity;
The Convention on Imprescriptibility of Crimes of War and against Humanity, signed in New York on 26 November 1968.
Moreover, article 8 of Act No. 18026(Inapplicability of amnesty or other exemptions)extends imprescriptibility as follows.
Right to inalienability, imprescriptibility and guarantee against seizure applying to the communal lands of ethnic groups.
Indeed, the Supreme Court in its decision of 20 July 1999 qualified the crime of disappearance as a permanent misdemeanour and, as such,not subject to amnesty and imprescriptibility.
The law enacted on 18 June 2011 establishes the imprescriptibility of war crimes, genocide and crimes against humanity.
Violations of economic, social and cultural rights should be declared international crimes that are consequently subject to the principles of universal competence and imprescriptibility.