Examples of using Proscription in English and their translations into Arabic
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Such proscription was subject to independent review.
The CTC notes from the supplementary report(at page 4) thatthe Prevention of Terrorism Act(POTA) 2002 provides for the proscription of organisations engaged in terrorism.
A strong social proscription exists against intermarriage with members of the Watta community.
Although the involvement of KKE in the uprisings was universally known, the party remained legal until 1948,continuing to coordinate attacks from its Athens offices until proscription.
The proscription refers to direct and indirect violation of the non-discrimination clause.
In response to question 27,she said the Terrorism Act 2000 permitted the proscription of organizations involved in terrorism, whether or not they had links with Northern Ireland.
The proscription of terrorist organisations at the request of other States is not a current practice in Brazil.
He indicated that he was troubled by the draft provisions on the concept of" recklessness" with regard to incitement of terrorism,and by the fact that proscription of organizations can be carried out on the basis of" glorification".
The proscription of discrimination also includes terms and conditions in the supply or purchase of goods or services.
General Abubakar should repeal all decrees restricting freedom of expression and of the press,including the Offensive Publications(Proscription) Decree No. 35 of 1993 and the Newspapers Decree No. 43 of 1993.
Proscription means that an organisation is outlawed in the UK and that it is illegal for it to operate here.
The Sri Lanka Government has unilaterally suspended the proscription of the LTTE in order to facilitate the talks, to give peace a chance, and to give the LTTE a chance for peace.
Proscription. While the determination of whether an association may be characterized as terrorist needs to be carried out on a case by case basis, there are some general principles that must be respected by the State.
In its previous comments, the Committee had noted with deep concern the prohibition of three university unions from engaging in trade unionactivities under the Trade Disputes(Essential Services Deregulation, Proscription and Prohibition from Participation in Trade Union Activities) Decree and the Trade Disputes(Essential Services)(Proscription) Order 1996, and requested the Government to repeal this Order.
During that proscription period, the parties would not take judicial action except to apply for interim measures of protection.
In the context of the fight against terrorism a troubling trend has been the proscription of the glorification of terrorism, involving statements which may not go so far as to incite or promote the commission of terrorist acts, but nevertheless applaud past acts.
The proscription of discrimination encompasses both direct and indirect discrimination as well as harassment, victimization and segregation.
The relationship between the proscription of hate speech and the flourishing of freedom of expression should be seen as complementary.
The proscription of terrorist organizations, including the application of criminal responsibility of its members, must be made on the basis of factual evidence of activities that are of a genuine terrorist nature as well as of the actual involvement of the individuals concerned.
Sri Lanka had also sought the proscription of expatriate Sri Lanka terrorist groups and their front organizations that operated on foreign soil.
This proscription of the use of force within OAS of American States is not at odds with its purpose of strengthening peace and security in the hemisphere.
The proscription of discrimination encompasses both direct and indirect discrimination, harassment, instruction to discriminate, victimization and segregation(art. 3).
The proscription of the dissemination of ideas of racial superiority, and of organized activity likely to incite persons to racial violence, was properly regarded as crucial.
The proscription of the dissemination of ideas of racial superiority, and of organized activity likely to incite persons to racial violence, was properly regarded as crucial.
The proscription of an organization under the Anti Terrorism Act 1997 involves its notification by the Federal Government for including the name of the organization in the First Schedule of the Act.
The relationship between proscription of racist hate speech and the flourishing of freedom of expression should be seen as complementary and not the expression of a zero sum game where the priority given to one necessitates the diminution of the other.
For example, the Offensive Publications(Proscription) Decree No. 35 of 1993 provides for the proscription and confiscation of any publication likely to“disrupt the process of democracy and peaceful transition to civil rule, having regard to its contents(…) or disturb the peace and public order of Nigeria”.