Examples of using Abbassi in English and their translations into Russian
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Alleged victim: Abbassi Madani his father.
Turns out the car's registered to Abbassi Ayim.
Abbassi wanted a son and he had very specific requirements.
Submitted by: Salim Abbassi represented by Mr. Rachid Mesli.
Abbassi Madani was sentenced by an incompetent, manifestly partial and unfair tribunal.
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The military tribunal which tried Abbassi Madani was set up under Algerian law.
Typical Abbassi, sending someone to keep tabs on his own son.
As far as the allegations under articles 9 and 19 of the Covenant are concerned, Abbassi Madani's arrest was arbitrary and politically motivated.
On 12 July, Abbassi Madani and Ali Belhadj were sentenced to 12 years in prison.
Six of them, namely Fataneh Alipoor, Kamran Yazdani, Hamidreza Dadashi, Mehrdad Vosooghi,Jafar Abbassi and Abdolreza Abedi, had already died.
Abbassi Madani benefited from all the guarantees recognized under law and international instruments.
The author claims that the facts as presented by him reveal violations of articles 9, 12,14 and 19 of the Covenant in respect of his father, Abbassi Madani.
Abbassi Madani's detention in the conditions described in the initial communication constitutes a violation of the Covenant.
The house arrest order was lifted on 2 July 2003 and Abbassi Madani drew up a special power of attorney authorizing counsel to represent him before the Committee.
The reasons for taking this position on my part are based on the same considerations spelled out in detail in my dissenting opinion on communication No. 1172/2003, Abbassi Madani v. Algeria.
The State party also points out that Abbassi Madani is no longer being held in detention, since he was released on 2 July 2003.
Furthermore, the Panel visited camps for internally displaced persons in Darfur, including Al Salam, Abu Shok,Zam Zam, Abbassi, Hassahissa, Kalma, Yahia Hajar, El Batary(A, B and C) and Atash.
Mr. Salim Abbassi who claims to be acting on his father's behalf has not submitted any documentary evidence of his authority to so act.
The State party did not respond to the author's allegations,except to point out that Abbassi Madani is no longer being held in detention and is not under house arrest.
The Committee notes that Abbassi Madani was arrested in 1991 and tried by a military tribunal in 1992, for jeopardizing State security and the smooth operation of the national economy.
On 18 June 2004, the State party noted that, while acknowledging that he is no longer a lawyer, Abbassi Madani's representative nonetheless signs comments submitted to the Committee in that capacity.
In Algeria, the Islamist leader, Abbassi Madani, now a refugee in Qatar, took as his political advisor the pseudo-secularist Burhan Ghalioun, none other than the future president of the Syrian National Council.
In other words the concern of the Committee, as I see it,is to ascertain whether the trial of Mr. Abbassi Madani meets the fundamental guarantees of equitable, impartial and independent administration of justice.
Abbassi Madani was prosecuted and tried by a military tribunal, whose organization and competence are laid down in Ordinance No. 71-28 of 22 April 1971 establishing the Code of Military Justice.
Furthermore, the representative subsequently provided a power of attorney signed by Abbassi Madani, expressly and unequivocally authorizing him to represent him before the Committee in the case in question.
Their names were given as follows: Mansour Afzaly, son of Mohammad Ali, aged 24; Modjtaba Hadj Mir Alikhany, son of Mohammad, aged 23; Akbar Khdjeh-Pour, son of Abbasse, aged 28; Hossein Izad-Panah; Ali Reza Sabahi, son of Mohammad; Ahmad Noureddiny, son of Seyfollah;and Ali Abbassi, son of Mohammad.
Initially, the authorities tried to restrict Abbassi Madani's liberty of movement, considering any peaceful demonstration of support for him a threat to public order.
The lawyers appointed to defend Abbassi Madani challenged the grounds for his prosecution before the military court, and the lawfulness of the investigation conducted by a military judge under the authority of the public prosecutor's office.
In the fourth ballot, having obtained the required majority,Mr. Mohamed Amin El Abbassi Elmahdi(Egypt) was elected a member of the International Tribunal for a four-year term of office beginning on 17 November 2001.
Accordingly, and on the basis of this legislation, Abbassi Madani was prosecuted and tried by the Blida military tribunal, whose competence is based on article 25 of the aforementioned Ordinance.