Examples of using Including arbitrary detention in English and their translations into Russian
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A flag raising ceremony can spark army and police hostility, including arbitrary detention and use of force on the spot.
Any violations, including arbitrary detention and torture, committed by certain groups or individuals must not go unpunished.
At continuing violations of human rights and fundamental freedoms in Nigeria, including arbitrary detention, as well as failure to respect due process of law;
According to JS1, Syrian authorities continue to systematically suppress freedom of opinion and expression through various legal, administrative, andsecurity measures, including arbitrary detention.
Continued extensive human rights violations, including arbitrary detention, by the Government undermine efforts to achieve this goal.
Please explain what measures have been adopted to prevent excessive use of force by the police, including arbitrary detention and other abuses.
The Kashmiri people had been subjected to abuses, including arbitrary detention, torture, extrajudicial killings, collective punishments, rape and violation of their holy places.
Journalists in both the West Bank and the Gaza Strip perceived as being partial to the opposing party were reportedly subjected to various degrees of harassment, including arbitrary detention, according to a report released in January.
HRW stated that numerous cases of police abuse against migrant workers, including arbitrary detention, beatings, use of threats of expulsion in order to force migrants to pay a bribe and to work for free.
In both September and October, the deterioration in the security situation in Chukudum in Budi County, Eastern Equatoria State,led to allegations of human rights violations by SPLA, including arbitrary detention, torture and at least three alleged extrajudicial killings.
The majority of the cases involved violations of physical integrity, including arbitrary detention, torture, ill-treatment, killings, enforced disappearances and disproportional use of force to break up demonstrations.
It had been widely documented by such organizations as Human Rights Watch andAmnesty International that the civilian population of the Territory was subject to various human rights abuses, including arbitrary detention, beatings, unfair trials and torture.
In this regard, references were made to the problems associated with administration of justice, including arbitrary detention, and access to social security and health care, including HIV/AIDS treatment for indigenous peoples.
This includes the preliminary investigation phase, which is essential for the establishment of facts and clarification of responsibilities, in particular in cases of investigation of crimes that may be linked to enforced disappearances butdo not necessarily qualify prima facie as such, including arbitrary detention and abuse of authority.
Moreover, the Code of Criminal Procedure stipulates that a person suffering property, physical ormoral damage resulting from unlawful acts, including arbitrary detention and other unlawful or arbitrary acts of law enforcement bodies, is entitled to compensation.
Calls upon all parties to the hostilities to respect fully the applicable provisions of international humanitarian law including article 3 common to the Geneva Conventions of 1949, United Nations, Treaty Series, vol. 75, Nos. 970-973. and the Additional Protocols thereto of 1977, Ibid., vol. 1125, Nos. 17512 and 17513. to halt the use of weapons against the civilian population,to protect all civilians from violations, including arbitrary detention, ill-treatment, torture and summary execution;
Algeria noted that migrant workers andirregular migrant workers continue to be challenged by discriminatory practices, including arbitrary detention and expulsion without due process, and that economic, social and cultural rights as well as the right to form trade unions are also challenged.
Under international human rights law, the obligation of non-refoulement applies where there are substantial grounds for believing that an individual faces a real risk, following removal, of torture and cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment orother violations of the most fundamental human rights, including arbitrary detention and flagrant denial of the right to a fair trial.
It is also concerned that members of the Baha'i community continue to be subjected to a range of violations of their rights, including arbitrary detention, false imprisonment, confiscation and destruction of property, denial of employment and Government benefits and denial of access to higher education arts. 18, 19, 20 and 27.
Calls upon all parties to the hostilities to respect fully the applicable provisions of international humanitarian law, including article 3 common to the Geneva Conventions of 12 August 1949, 8/ and the Additional Protocols thereto, of 1977,9/ to halt the use of weapons against the civilian populationand to protect all civilians from violations, including arbitrary detention, ill-treatment, torture and summary execution;
Take measures to ensure non-discrimination in law and in practice against ethnic andreligious minorities, including arbitrary detention and exclusion from higher education and government employment, as well as governmental interference in private employment against persons belonging to the Baha'i community(Sweden);
For the proposition that he is, in fact, at risk of torture, the author refers to a variety of reports andevidence generally regarding the human rights situation in Iran, including arbitrary detention, torture and extrajudicial and summary murder of political dissidents.
Numerous and ongoing reports of severe violations of human rights and the Convention, including arbitrary detention, torture and ill-treatment,including forced confessions, extrajudicial killings and forced disappearances, particularly during"special operations" or"sweeps", and the creation of illegal temporary detention centres, including"filtration camps.
IDPs outside camps are especially easy targets in such situations, as they are often stereotyped as'IDPs' in their immediate neighbourhoods, and may be subject to discrimination,security problems including arbitrary detention, attacks, and secondary displacements if they are'pushed' out of their host communities.
The Committee recognizes that the heritage of the apartheid regime, in which torture and cruel, inhuman ordegrading treatment, including arbitrary detention, enforced disappearances and other grave human rights violations, were widespread and institutionalized, continues to have some impact on the State party's criminal justice system and presents obstacles impeding the full implementation of the Convention.
On 24 December,the Government promoted to the second-in-command of the Nepal Army a major general who was the commander of the Tenth Brigade at a time when serious human rights violations, including arbitrary detention, torture and disappearances, occurred at the then Royal Nepal Army Maharajgunj barracks during the period from 2003 to 2004.
Clarence Sundram wrote that in some countries, persons with mental disabilities were subjected to many"inhumane, degrading treatments andillegal actions including arbitrary detention without legal process, forced sterilization, being chained and caged, being confined to horrible conditions in psychiatric institutions, being forced to use of painful medicines, unmodified electroconvulsive treatments without anesthesia, and medical experimentation.
Refugees who recently arrived at Himmet and Ulm-Na'aj along the southern Iraq-Iran frontier, among other places, claim that the reasons for their flight are:increased oppression from the Iraqi Government, including arbitrary detention and executions; deteriorating living standards; religious persecution; draining of the marshes resulting in loss of habitat and livelihood, etc.
They expressed serious concern with regard to grave breaches, breaches and violations by Israel, the occupying Power,of the Fourth Geneva Convention, including arbitrary detention, ill-treatment of and violence against the civilian population, torture, summary execution, confiscation and destruction of property, forcible transfers and deportations, and the various forms of collective punishment, as well as the destruction of economic and social structures of the Occupied Territory.
On-site investigations are still incomplete, however, the Special Representative considers that the evidence gathered from the sites and other sources already indicates, prima facie, that gross andsystematic human rights violations occurred, including arbitrary detention, torture and/or illtreatment, killing, and removal, desecration and clandestine disposal of the bodies of Kosovo Albanian civilians in 1999.