Examples of using Working group notes with concern in English and their translations into French
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The Working Group notes with concern the case of two small children who allegedly disappeared.
In spite of a number of positive programmes andprojects investing in human resources, the Working Group notes with concern that human resources capacity in many African countries remains weak and is inadequate for the challenges of the twenty-first century.
The Working Group notes with concern the absence of disaggregated data based on ethnicity or race.
While these efforts by the United Nations system, African countries themselves, andthe international community are commendable, the Working Group notes with concern that human resource capacity in many African countries remains weak and inadequate to respond to the challenges of the twenty-first century.
The Working Group notes with concern that the Government of Peru has not provided any information on the case in question.
Two years after the adoption of the Declaration, the Working Group notes with concern that few efforts have been made to comply with these basic provisions.
The Working Group notes with concern the particularly high rate of detention in Latvia, one of the highest in Europe.
Coming to the actual trial and detention of Ko Mya Aye, the Working Group notes with concern that the international human rights norms relating to a fair and impartial trial have not been fulfilled. This includes access to legal counsel of one's choice, as well as the right of this counsel to present the case without fear or favour.
The Working Group notes with concern that the Government has so far not transmitted any information on the cases in question.
The Working Group notes with concern the failure of the competent authorities to seek to apply any such measures in the case of Mr. Kadzombe.
However, the Working Group notes with concern the excessive power given to the prosecutors and investigators during the pre-trial detention period.
The Working Group notes with concern that till date no information has been forwarded by the Government concerned in respect of the situation of Luis Mellet Castillo.
Nevertheless, the Working Group notes with concern that Mr. Al-Kuwari's detention may be directly linked to his criticism of the authorities in Qatar.
The Working Group notes with concern that the Government has not responded to its communication, given the number and seriousness of the violations invoked by the source.
The Working Group notes with concern that one of the detainees, Mr. Mehraj-ud Din Khanday is a minor, 16 years of age, and hence more vulnerable than his adult peers.
Moreover, the Working Group notes with concern that Ms. Al-Mallouhi was detained incommunicado, without any contact with the outside world and without any legal proceedings.
The Working Group notes with concern that the continued arrest and detention of Mr. Al-Bachr without charges, legal process or trial and access to legal counsel is not an isolated case.
The Working Group notes with concern that, as soon as a detainee is ordered by the court to be released on bail, he is promptly re-arrested and detained on another charge without affording him a chance to leave the jail, prison or place of detention.
The Working Group notes with concern that the continued detention of Mr. Al-Murbati and the alleged torture has resulted in his deteriorating health condition and endangered not only his health and well-being but indeed, his very life.
The Working Group notes with concern that the continued detention of Mr. Al-Qahtani and the alleged torture has resulted in psychological problems for him and endangered his life it is reported by source that he attempted to take his own life in despair.