Examples of using Informative talks in English and their translations into Russian
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The Special Rapporteur is concerned at abuse of the investigative procedure of“informative talks”.
Informative talks about the rules of safe behavior on board of the cruise are held by managers on every cruise ferry.
In the collection centres'Omarska','Keraterm' and'Trnopolje' more than 6,000 informative talks were held.
Informative talks are aimed at quality information of unemployed persons on rights and obligations laid down by the Law and other acts.
There are disturbing reports that some returnees, mostly young men,were taken by police for"informative talks.
Some members of non-governmental organizations have been called for"informative" talks and their apartments have been illegally searched.
She has been particularly troubled by the arbitrary andunlawful practice of forcing citizens to attend so-called“informative talks”.
Thus, at least once a week with the students held a 20-minute informative talks on topics recommended by the RK Ministry of Defense educational institutions.
Violence and harassment are not limited to inter-ethnic conflict,as Albanians are being called in by KLA"police" for"informative talks.
Reverting to the question of invitations to citizens to appear at police stations for“informative talks”, he noted that a person who refused to respond could be arrested.
Information provided by NGOs pointed to the existence of a practice whereby people were invited into police stations for“informative talks”.
In the wake of the Gostivar events, a number of demonstrators were called by the police for"informative talks", a practice restricted by the new law on criminal procedures.
Three informative talks on citizenship rights for women deprived of liberty in the prison centres of Trujillo, Huánuco and Lima; 80 incarcerated women took part(2002);
As earlier reported, the number of Kosovo Albanians detained, questioned,subjected to"informative talks" or arrested and subsequently released by police is not known.
She is especially pleased by the requirement that police must now obtain court orders andshow them before they can require citizens to attend so-called“informative talks”.
Throughout Serbia and Montenegro, foreign anddomestic journalists were brought to"informative talks", detained, imprisoned, and charged in proceedings before military courts.
She strongly urges the Government to take all possible measures to ensure that police respect their new obligation to seek andproduce written court orders before calling citizens in to“informative talks”.
Reports have, however, continued of citizens being detained for"informative talks" and held in police custody for several hours without seeing any document authorizing their detention.
However, hundreds of Kosovo Albanians remain in detention and the wave of violence described in this and my previous report has led to sweep arrests,police detentions, or"informative talks" in the search for perpetrators.
The Special Rapporteur is concerned at widespread abuse of the investigative procedure of“informative talks”, which has amounted to harassment of targeted or vulnerable populations and individuals.
As the"informative talks" or interrogations basically took place in the Omarska and Keraterm camps, it can be concluded that more than 6,000 adult males were taken to these concentration camps in the short period they existed from the end of May to the beginning of August 1992.
The Ministry of the Interior has consequently proceeded to call all those involved in the initiative for"informative talks" although no formal charges have reportedly been made so far.
In recent times, the pressure and harassment against ethnic Serbian and Montenegrin minorities have been dramatically enhanced, as reflected in forcible seizure of their land, non-respect for their property, in planting explosive devices intheir private dwellings and in more frequent resort to"informative talks" in police premises.
Following the Gostivar incident on 9 July 1997,several hundred people reportedly were summoned by the police for“informative talks” without presentation of any lawful supporting documentation whatsoever.
When the return of refugees to Kosovo began, it became clear immediately that Serbs, Roma and other ethnic minorities in Kosovo, as well as Albanians perceived as“collaborators”, would be the new victims of revenge and ethnic hatred.OHCHR has received reports that“politically suspect” Albanians are being called in by KLA“police” for“informative talks”.
It is reported, however, that a number of returned asylum seekers have been verbally abused orsummoned for so-called“informative talks” by the police, while others have been temporarily detained upon arrival.
Until the fifty-fourth session of the Commission on Human Rights, the Special Rapporteur will continue to follow the overall human rights situation in the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, paying special attention to the implementation of additional training programmes for the police, the functioning of the Office of the Ombudsman, observance of the newLaw on Criminal Procedures, especially regarding so-called“informative talks”, and improved higher education for minorities.
The MINUGUA Public Information Office oversaw a substantial public education effort in which Mission staff gave informative talks and workshops about the peace accords in communities all around the country.
The process of returning old Serbian family names, previously replaced by Albanian ones under duress, has been stopped, travel documents and IDs are obtained with great difficulties(their issuance is conditioned by retention of Albanian names), while active and prominent members of Yugoslav national minorities, particularly the Serbs and Montenegrins in the Shkoder region,are exposed to ever more frequent police harassment they are taken for informative talks, tailed or have their cars searched.
This does not include persons in police detention orpersons called for"informative talks" by the police, whose number is absolutely unknown and whose names are known only anecdotally or when reported by non-governmental organizations.