Examples of using Arbitrarily detained in English and their translations into Arabic
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During their detention they are said to have been subjected to ill-treatment and were together with 15 or20 other street children also arbitrarily detained. 26/.
Calls upon all parties to protect civilians, United Nations personnel and humanitarian relief workers from being killed,tortured or arbitrarily detained;
Many activists have been arrested, arbitrarily detained and tortured.
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Calls upon all parties to protect United Nations personnel, civilians and humanitarian relief workers from being killed,tortured or arbitrarily detained;
Release all prisoners of conscience and arbitrarily detained persons(Poland);
The authorities also regularly arbitrarily detained fishermen and confiscated or damaged their private property, including fishing boats and equipment.
Immediately and unconditionally release all those arbitrarily detained(Norway);
Law enforcement officials allegedly arbitrarily detained a number of women, children and other residents who were peacefully protesting.
UN Security Council Resolution 2139, adopted on February 22, 2014,demanded the release of all arbitrarily detained people in Syria.
In Kosovo, journalists are harassed, arbitrarily detained and their equipment confiscated.
Otherwise the international humanrights obligation for immediate restoration of the liberty of the arbitrarily detained person would be undermined.
HRW stated that most protestors were arbitrarily detained and released the same day without charges.
(a) Refugee and asylum-seeking children are not arrested, arbitrarily detained and deported back in breach of the law;
(e) Release immediately all persons arbitrarily detained and provide international monitoring bodies and the International Committee of the Red Cross with access to all places of detention;
Despite these calls, many civil society activists remain arbitrarily detained or subjected to enforced disappearance.
Among the hundreds of civilians arbitrarily detained following the 10 May rebel attacks on Omdurman were Khartoum-based Darfurian lawyers, journalists and political activists.
The Committee is concerned aboutreported cases involving minors being arbitrarily detained and about ill treatment by law enforcement officials.
Release prisoners of conscience and those arbitrarily detained, and immediately stop intimidation, persecutions and arbitrary arrests(Uruguay); 101.15.
The Government of the Syrian Arab Republicis under an obligation to provide full access to all arbitrarily detained persons and to intensify the scale and the pace of their release.
The petitions have come from relatives of people arbitrarily detained or who have allegedly disappeared, asylum-seekers and persons involved in property disputes.
MEPs urge the Maldives government to immediately lift the state of emergency,release all persons arbitrarily detained and ensure the proper functioning of Parliament and judiciary.
(a) To release immediately all prisoners of conscience and arbitrarily detained persons, and grant access for independent international monitors to all places of detention;
Demands that Israel, the occupying Power, release forthwith all arbitrarily detained Palestine refugees, including the employees of the Agency;
The Commission concluded that Qadhafi forces arbitrarily detained persons it suspected were supporting the thuwar.
I am writing to inform you of the dramatic health condition of the arbitrarily detained Serbs on hunger strike in a prison in Kosovska Mitrovica.
Based on the information gathered, it appears that Séléka soldiers arbitrarily detained numerous persons considered to be anti-balaka elements at Camp de Roux.
(Beirut)- Houthi and other Sanaa-based authorities in Yemen have arbitrarily detained, tortured, and forcibly disappeared numerous opponents, Human Rights Watch said today.
HR Committee was concerned about the large number of persons arbitrarily detained and the lack of an immediate remedy to challenge the legality of detention.