Examples of using Persons cooperating in English and their translations into Arabic
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One of the principal concerns of the Commission was for the safety of witnesses and other persons cooperating in its work.
Reprisals against persons cooperating with special procedures.
The source submits that the crime was not initiated by Mr. Matveyev, but rather by persons cooperating with law enforcement agencies.
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The commission paid particular attention to the protection of victims and witnesses. It recalls that primary responsibility for protecting victims,witnesses and other persons cooperating with the commission rests with their States of residence and nationality.
MINUSMA also documented reprisals against persons cooperating with the United Nations or the international community at large.
A representative of the Policy Planning and Methodology Unit briefed participants about the Office ' s interest in developingits policy and methodology for the protection of witnesses and other persons cooperating with the United Nations human rights investigative mechanisms.
The protection of witnesses, victims, and other persons cooperating with commissions/missions is a matter of continuing concern.
A list of persons cooperating with Osama bin Laden whose names have not been included in the consolidated list will be forwarded to you under separate cover.
Some delegations were of the view that the relocation or resettlement of persons cooperating with judicial authorities should be left at the discretion of States.
The draft resolution would allow the General Assembly to consider Human Rights Council resolution 24/24, which requested the Secretary-General, in cooperation with the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights,to designate a senior focal point to prevent reprisals against persons cooperating with the United Nations.
A prompt intervention procedure to protect persons cooperating with United Nations bodies has been adopted by the Working Group on Enforced or Involuntary Disappearances.
(e) To improve cooperation with the Special Envoy of the SecretaryGeneral on Myanmar and the Special Rapporteur in order to bring Myanmar towards a transition to civilian rule, and to ensure that they are both granted full andfree access to Myanmar and that all persons cooperating with the Special Envoy and Special Rapporteur are not subjected to any form of intimidation, harassment or punishment;
(i) Report of the Secretary-General on reprisals against persons cooperating with representatives of United Nations human rights bodies(resolution 2002/17, para. 6);
The Special Rapporteur protested strongly to the Government about the breach of confidentiality and non-interference with his proceedings contrary to the repeated assurances given to him by the Government andreiterated his modus operandi that all persons cooperating with him should be free from any form of intimidation, harassment or punishment before, during and after his missions.
(b) Report of the Secretary-General on reprisals against persons cooperating with representatives of United Nations human rights bodies(Commission resolution 2005/9, para. 7);
Just as successful prosecution of organized crime and serious offences committed by organs of State or armed groups at the national level is difficult or impossible in the absence of effective witness-protection programmes, effective fact-finding and reporting on extrajudicial executions by my mandate is difficult,if not impossible, if persons cooperating with the mandate can be effectively intimidated by those interested in preventing them from doing so.
(j) Report of the SecretaryGeneral on reprisals against persons cooperating with representatives of United Nations human rights bodies(resolution 2000/22, para. 6);
The Council will have before it the report of the Secretary-General on reprisals against persons cooperating with representatives of United Nations human rights bodies(A/HRC/4/58).
(c) Report of the SecretaryGeneral on reprisals against persons cooperating with representatives of United Nations human rights bodies(Commission resolution 2001/11, para. 6);
The present report clearly illustrates that, regrettably, reprisals against persons cooperating with the United Nations, its mechanisms and representatives in the field of human rights continue.
(c) Report of the Secretary-General on reprisals against persons cooperating with representatives of United Nations human rights bodies(Commission resolution 2003/9, para. 6);
(g) Report of the Secretary- General on reprisals against persons cooperating with representatives of United Nations human rights bodies(Commission resolution 1998/66, para. 6);
The State partyshould take steps to ensure that extradited persons cooperate in investigations in Colombia into gross human rights violations.
Under the draft law,punitive measures could be permanently suspended if the person cooperates with the Commission or the competent investigative authority, discloses relevant information, presents full and valid testimony, and furnishes sufficient evidence against other perpetrators.
It is recommended that the Dominican Republic should consider the possibility of entering into agreements andarrangements to deal with the situation in which a person cooperating with the Public Prosecution Service is located in one State party and can provide substantial cooperation to the competent authorities of the other State party.
In some cases, if the trafficked or smuggled person cooperates with the police and the prosecutor, his or her status can be changed from offender to victim/witness and he or she will be given access to support and protection services.
(k) To cooperate fully with the Special Envoy and the Special Rapporteur in order to bring Myanmar towards a transition to civilian rule, and to ensure that they are both granted full,free and unimpeded access to Myanmar and that no person cooperating with the Special Envoy, the Special Rapporteur or any international organization is subjected to any form of intimidation, harassment or punishment, and to review as a matter of urgency the cases of those currently undergoing punishment in this regard;
