Examples of using Maina in English and their translations into Arabic
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Henry Maina.
Mr. MAINA(Kenya) also referred to the revised version of programme 11.
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The first patient was Maina Sage, a member of the French National Assembly.
The Committee decided to establish a working group to follow up the day of general discussion on article 12,made up of Edah Wangechi Maina(Chair), Gyorgy Konczei, and Maria Soledad Cisternas Reyes.
Thomas Njoroge and Stephen Maina were arrested in early November 1993 at Namanga, near the border with the United Republic of Tanzania.
Those members, whose terms would expire on 31 December 2010 were:Mr. Ben Lallohom(Tunisia), Mr. Könczei(Hungary), Mr. McCallum(Australia), Ms. Maina(Kenya), Mr. Torres Correa(Ecuador) and Mr. Uršič(Slovenia).
Mr. Maina(Kenya) said that terrorism knew no nationality, civilization, ethnicity or religion and had devastating effects on the economic, social and political fabric of society.
Concern about the serious inadequacy of RNA investigations and punishments was underlined with the conclusion in October 2005 of a court martialconcerning the death in custody in February 2004 of Maina Sunuwar.
In addition to the case of Maina Sunuwar, this was found by OHCHR-Nepal to be the case in relation to the killing of Manoj Basnet by members of APF in Morang District in August 2005.
Representatives from over 16 countries from all regions of Africa participated,as well as invited guest speakers such as Edah Maina, a member of the United Nations Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, agreed to participate in the event.
Concerning the death of Maina Sunuwar, the Government informed the Working Group that the Nepalese Army established an independent high level court of inquiry board to investigate the case and that the court decided to punish the perpetrators and compensate the victim.
The Nepal Army recently deployed a military officer accused of involvement in the 2004 torture andkilling of 15-year-old girl, Maina Sunuwar, as a member of a Nepal Army contingent serving with the United Nations Mission in the Central African Republic and Chad(MINURCAT).
Ms. Maina(Nigeria) said that her country had made considerable progress towards the promotion and protection of the rights of the child, notably through its accession to all major international instruments on the matter, and development of appropriate national legislation and policies.
Concerning the case of Major Niranjan Basnet, the Government noted that he wasfound not to be involved in the death of Maina Sunuwar at all and that his patrol was tasked to arrest her, which he performed, and then, after he handed over the detainee to his supervisor, he was relieved from his duty.
Ms. Maina(Vice-Chairperson of the Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities) said that States were responsible for developing, promoting and offering support services for persons with disabilities and for replacing substituted decision-making legislation with frameworks for supported decision-making.
Having obtained the required majority and the largestnumber of votes, Ms. Degener(Germany), Mr. Kim Hyung Shik(Republic of Korea), Ms. Maina(Kenya), and Mr. Ríos Espinosa(Mexico) were elected members of the Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities.
Ms. Maina(Nigeria) said that, despite progress, in particular in raising public awareness, much more needed to be done to address the issues raised in the Secretary-General ' s 2006 study on violence against women, above all domestic violence and systematic violations of women ' s rights in conflict situations.
The Committee notes the author ' s allegation that her husband, Jack Chiti, was tortured at the Lusaka police headquarters for nine days, following his arrest on 28 October 1997;that as a consequence of the torture inflicted, he was transferred to Maina Soko Military hospital where he was diagnosed with an eardrum perforation.
NGOs have also reported problems with implementation of court orders,noting the case of the inquiry into the death of 15-year-old Maina Sunawar, in which a court martial ruling sentenced the three officers allegedly responsible for her death to six months in prison and a temporary suspension of promotion(September 2005).
Maina Kiai, Chair of Kenya National Commission on Human Rights, acting as an expert, reviewed human rights and good governance approaches that are effective for fighting corruption, and emphasized the value of" bottom-up" and" demand driven" strategies where citizens themselves advocate for change and hold political elites accountable.
Further to article 34, paragraph 7, of the Convention and following the re-election process, the Bureau was selected by consensus of the Committee as follows: Chairperson of the Committee: Ronald McCallum(Australia); Vice-Chairs: Mohammed Al-Tarawneh(Jordan), Ana Pelaez Narvaez(Spain), and Jia Yang(China); Rapporteur:Edah Wangechi Maina(Kenya).
Also at the seventy-third session,it was decided that Mr. Chris Maina Peter would represent the Committee at the regional preparatory meeting for Africa, to be held in Abuja, Nigeria, from 24 to 26 August 2008, and that Mr. Ion Diaconu and Mr. Koukou Mawuena Ika Kana Ewomsan would represent the Committee at the second substantive session of the Preparatory Committee of the Durban Review Conference.
In accordance with article 34, paragraph 7, of the Convention the following six experts were drawn by lot to serve a term of two years from 1 January 2009 to 31 December2010: Lotfi Ben Lallahom(Tunisia); György Könczei(Hungary); Edah Wangechi Maina(Kenya); Ronald McCallum(Australia); Germán Xavier Torres Correa(Ecuador); and Cveto Uršič(Slovenia).
For example, a serving army officer, charged together with three other army personnel in the torture anddeath of 15-year-old Maina Sunuwar in February 2004 at the Birendra Peace Operations Training Centre in Panchkal, about 20 kilometres from Kathmandu, has been promoted to a post in the Directorate of Military Intelligence and has so far failed to respond to an arrest warrant issued by a civilian court.
In the first stage of the elections, the following candidates were elected as members of the Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities to replace those members whose terms would expire on 31 December 2010: Theresia Degener(Germany), Hyung Shik Kim(Republicof Korea), Lotfi Ben Lallohom(Tunisia), Edah Wangechi Maina(Kenya), Ronald McCallum(Australia) and Carlos Ríos Espinosa(Mexico).
In the report of the Special Rapporteur on the rights to freedom of peaceful assembly and of association, which was presented to the Human Rights Council at its 26th session, held from 10 to 27 June 2014,the Special Rapporteur, Maina Kiai, documented the challenges faced by marginalized groups, including minorities, in exercising and in seeking to exercise their rights to freedom of peaceful assembly and of association.
At the third plenary meeting, on 25 August 2008, presentations were made by Ms. Maya Sahdi(Algeria), member of the Working Group of Experts on People of African Descent; Mr. Githu Muigai(Kenya), Special Rapporteur on contemporary forms of racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance; Mr. Jorge Bustamante(Mexico), Special Rapporteur on the human rightsof migrants; and Mr. Chris Maina Peter(United Republic of Tanzania), member of the Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination.
The President declared that the following candidates had been elected members of the Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities: Ms. Degener(Germany), Mr. KimHyung Shik(Republic of Korea), Mr. Ben Lallohom(Tunisia), Ms. Maina(Kenya), Mr. McCallum(Australia), Mr. Espinosa(Mexico), Mr. Gombos(Hungary), Ms. Hadj Salah(Algeria), Mr. Langvad(Denmark), Ms. Quang Chang(Guatemala), Mr. Tatić(Serbia) and Mr. Torres Correa(Ecuador).
In accordance with article 34, paragraphs 3, 4 and 5, of the Convention, the States Parties elected by secret ballot 12 members of the Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities: Amna Ali Al Suweidi(Qatar), Mohammed Al-Tarawneh(Jordan), Lotfi Ben Lallahom(Tunisia), Monsur Ahmed Choudhuri(Bangladesh), MaríaSoledad Cisternas Reyes(Chile), György Könczei(Hungary), Edah Wangechi Maina(Kenya), Ronald McCallum(Australia), Ana Peláez Narváez(Spain), Germán Xavier Torres Correa(Ecuador), Cveto Uršič(Slovenia) and Jia Yang(China).

