Examples of using Afiuni in English and their translations into German
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Venezuela, in particular the case of Maria Lourdes Afiuni.
The case of Maria Lourdes Afiuni is absolutely appalling to anyone who defends democratic values.
The next item is the debate on seven motions for resolutions on Venezuela,in particular the case of Maria Lourdes Afiuni.
Maria Lourdes Afiuni has spent her last seven months in a place where her physical integrity and even her life are endangered.
In this regard I would like to note that we share the concerns expressed here about the circumstances of the arrest anddetention of Judge María Lourdes Afiuni and the subsequent statements with regard to her arrest made by the Venezuelan authorities.
Maria Lourdes Afiuni has been wrongly imprisoned, and her basic rights have been violated, as well as her freedom to make decisions as a judge.
It is important to note that the UN Special Rapporteur on the independence of judges and lawyersand the UN Working Group on Arbitrary Detention qualified the arrest of Judge María Lourdes Afiuni as a deeply disturbing blow to judicial independence.
The case of Judge Maria Lourdes Afiuni is just the most recent and the most prominent in the sense that a judge was imprisoned, accused because of a decision she took.
In his open persecution of Afiuni, President Chávez has assumed a role where he is attacking the independence of the judiciary, even though he should be its number one protector.
The arrest and imprisonment of Judge María Lourdes Afiuni Mora represents his most audacious and brazen attempt yet to silence dissent and undermine separation of powers and the rule of law.
Madam President, in the case of Maria Lourdes Afiuni in Venezuela, is the issue one of combating corruption, which is the official version, or of persecuting a political opponent, which is the New York Times version reported by its correspondent, Simon Romero?