Examples of using Declared arbitrary in English and their translations into Russian
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Declared arbitrary.
Cases of detention declared arbitrary.
Cases of detention declared arbitrary falling within category II including nine cases of persons(male) who.
Cases of detention declared arbitrary.
Cases of detention declared arbitrary falling within category III including four cases of persons(male) who.
Total number of cases of detention declared arbitrary.
Cases of detention declared arbitrary falling within category I.
Total number of cases of detention declared arbitrary.
Cases of detention declared arbitrary falling within categories II and III.
He adds, moreover,that those orders were unjustified, so he asks that the deprivation of liberty be declared arbitrary. Discussion.
Cases of detention declared arbitrary Female Male.
The Working Group is pleased with the release of three detainees who were subjects of its Opinions andwhose detentions were declared arbitrary.
Moreover, the judge based her decision on the fact that the detention had been declared arbitrary by the Working Group on Arbitrary Detention.
It is only when a detention is declared arbitrary that a Government reacts by providing the information it failed to submit when requested, and asks for the decision to be reconsidered.
This also applies when a national court considers a detention that the Working Group has declared arbitrary in violation of international law.
Mr. Cedeño's detention was declared arbitrary by the Working Group on Arbitrary Detention on 1 September 2009 in its Opinion No. 10/2009(A/HRC/13/30/Add.1, p. 325), citing violations of the right to fair trial.
The Government of China maintains that the detentions referred to in decisions 43/1993 and44/1993 were declared arbitrary"simply because the Government did not reply within 90 days.
In the light of what is said in paragraph 62 above,the Working Group recommends that the Commission should take appropriate measures for Governments to release promptly the persons whose detention has been declared arbitrary.
In 1993, as in previous years,the Group noted with concern that the cases declared arbitrary included a large number involving persons who had been deprived of their freedom for some years.
The Government of Mexico, by communication dated 20 June 2002, transmitted information regarding the legal situation and health status of Jacobo Silva Nogales and Gloria Arenas Agis,whose detention had been declared arbitrary by the Working Group in its Opinion No. 37/2000 Mexico.
The Working Group was informed by the source that Mr. Zhang Honghai,whose detention was declared arbitrary in Opinion No. 32/2007(China), was released on 12 March 2009, however only after having served his prison term of eight years in full.
The detention of Gerardo Hernández, Rene González, Ramón Labañino, Antonio Guerrero and Fernando González, who helped to prevent many of the terrorist acts organized by Posada Carriles and other individuals who enjoy complete impunity and the support of the United States Government,has been declared arbitrary by the Working Group on Arbitrary Detention.
In its Opinion 45/2006 the Working Group declared arbitrary, inter alia on the grounds of its excessive length, the detention of a Somali citizen liable for removal which could not becarried out because of security concerns regarding his country of origin.
He has been subjected to various forms of harassment, including being physically ejected from the Supreme State Security Court(SSSC)by June 2002 for having requested an investigation into the alleged torture of his client, Mr.'Aref Dalilah whose detention was declared arbitrary by the Working Group in its Opinion 11/2002 Syrian Arab Republic.
The judge was immediately arrested after having ordered the conditional release pending trial of a detainee whose detention had been declared arbitrary by the United Nations Working Group on Arbitrary Detention on 1 September 2009, on the basis of serious violations of the right to fair trial.
In this Opinion, the Working Group complements and reiterates what it stated in its Opinion No. 27/2011 and its Opinion No. 28/2011, on the detention in the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela of Mr. Marcos Michel Siervo Sabarsky andMr. Miguel Eduardo Osío Zamora(A/HRC/WGAD/2011/27 and A/HRC/WGAD/2011/28, respectively), which were declared arbitrary for reasons similar to those set forth in this Opinion.
In its report, the Working Group notes a number of positive aspects, such as the drastic reduction in the recourse to the Internal Security Act(1960);the release of a person whose detention had been declared arbitrary by the Working Group and the release of some leaders of the Hindu Rights Action Force(HINDRAF), who were detained in 2007 for organizing protests against the alleged marginalization of ethnic Indians.
On 23 February 2009, the Chair-Rapporteur of the Working Group on Arbitrary Detention, the Special Rapporteur on the promotion and protection of the right to freedom of opinion and expression, the Special Rapporteur on the right to health, and the Special Rapporteur on the question of torture sent a joint urgent appeal to Uzbekistan regarding Erkin Musaev,whose detention had been declared arbitrary in Working Group Opinion No. 14/2008 A/HRC/10/21/Add.1, p. 138.
Moreover, since(with the exception of the five persons mentioned in para. 6 above) they were regularly ordered released by the judicial authorities and the Egyptian authorities systematically refused to execute the order,their detention is also declared arbitrary falling within Category I of the principles applicable in the consideration of the cases submitted to the Working Group.
The Group issued Opinion 11/2001(Viet Nam) declaring arbitrary the detention of Thich Huyen Quang, an 83-year-old Buddhist monk, human rights defender and Patriarch of the banned Unified Buddhist Church of Viet Nam, who has, since 1982, remained under house arrest.