Examples of using Still practised in English and their translations into Arabic
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Levirate marriage is still practised and is not prohibited.
Had customary law been totally abolished or was it still practised?
Forcible recruitment is still practised and it is estimated that 1,000 minors are attached to subversive groups.
The dowry wasmerely symbolic in the regions where it was still practised.
Today, most people still practised subsistence agriculture with extremely rudimentary means of production.
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Bigamy was prohibited by law but was apparently still practised.
Hence, all forms of violence or discrimination against women still practised in Côte d ' Ivoire are addressed in the draft revision.
The phenomenon of forced recruitment ofcivilians for the purpose of portering is reportedly still practised.
However, it remains concerned that FGM is still practised in the State party.
He called on all countries that still practised capital punishment to abolish it as soon as possible, or at least to impose a moratorium immediately, thereby contributing significantly to the promotion of human rights.
Tai chi routines, which included the old frame form still practised today. This.
It is reported that an ancient tradition still practised in Ghana, is coming under rising criticism both within the country and internationally.
SUNGO indicated that while corporal punishment was unlawfulin Samoan schools, it was however still practised in some schools.
HR Committee was disturbed to learn that Trinidad and Tobago still practised the punishments of flogging and whipping which are cruel and inhuman punishments prohibited by the Covenant.
Furthermore, if a State has abolished capital punishment,it could not deport a person to another State that still practised capital punishment.
Thus, if a Hungarian citizen took a second wife,even in a State in which polygamy was still practised, the marriage would be considered bigamous in Hungary and he would be liable to prosecution.
According to a survey conductedby Amnesty International, political repression, systematic torture, ill treatment or disappearance was still practised in 110 countries.
In some States, polygamy, despite being illegal, is still practised without judicial or social sanctions.
The International Federation of Human Rights had denounced the truly inhumane methods of repression used in that part of the world by a country thatclaimed to be the largest democracy in the world, a country that still practised the hateful caste system.
Although such discrimination was no longer rampant, some families,particularly among the older generation, still practised discrimination when it came to marriage and occasionally while serving food.
Regarding the Marriage Act, although some ethnic groups still practised the custom whereby men choose young girls as their future wives, not only was the custom losing popularity, but the girls, once they became women, were not prohibited from marrying someone else.
However, corporal punishment isunlawful in all other settings, although still practised in schools, as confirmed by ICCB.
Was the custom of rejecting foreign names,especially Christian names, still practised? He would also like information about the current situation of ex-Bâtonnier Agboyibo, given that he had been held in prison for six months without a conviction.
Polygamy was illegal, and had never been part of most religious traditionsin the country, but was still practised among some Albanian ethnic communities in Kosovo and Metohija.
In any event, his delegation strongly urged all States which still practised the death penalty to take immediate steps to restrict its application to an absolute minimum and, in all cases, to comply with the essential restrictions set forth in article 6 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.
Therefore, most Sudanese journalists still practise self-censorship.
It reaffirms its strongly held commitment to the universal abolition of the death penalty andurges those States that still practise it to consider abolishing it for good.
For example, 926 Ghanaian doctors practise in the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development(OECD) countries alone,representing 29 per cent of the doctors still practising in Ghana(A/60/871).
Consequently, States that still practise corporal punishment as a judicial or disciplinary measure or that do not take effective legislative and other measures to prohibit and prevent corporal punishment in the private sphere are found to violate the absolute prohibition of cruel, inhuman or degrading punishment.
In fact, many States still practise collective expulsion to this day, including in parts of the world where countries are bound by a legal instrument prohibiting it. This is the case in Africa, and in South America as well; and who is to say that this does not happen in Europe?