Examples of using Korneenko in English and their translations into Russian
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
Viktor Korneenko not represented by counsel.
Communication No. 1274/2004, Korneenko v. Belarus.
Mr. Viktor Korneenko not represented by counsel.
Communication No. 1634/2007, Korneenko v. Belarus.
Messrs Viktor Korneenko and Aleksiandar Milinkevich.
On 21 March 2006, in his absence, the Zhlobinsk District Court of the Gomel Region concluded that, by transporting leaflets containing information suggesting that Mr. Milinkevich was the new President,Mr. Korneenko had violated article 167- 3 of the Administrative Offences Code.
Mr. Korneenko was fined to 155,000 Belarusian roubles.
Communication No. 1553/2007, Korneenko and Milinkevich v. Belarus.
Mr. Korneenko claims that he had presented to the police photocopies of the documents in question.
Submitted by: Viktor Korneenko not represented by counsel.
Mr. Korneenko contests the State party's arguments that there is nothing to show that he was discriminated against on political grounds.
Submitted by: Viktor Korneenko et al. not represented by counsel.
Mr. Korneenko states that he had hard copies of all the required documents for the production and transportation of the electoral materials in question.
The author of the communication is Viktor Korneenko, a Belarus national born in 1957.
In addition, Mr. Korneenko has claimed that as a consequence of the destruction of the leaflets, Mr. Milinkevich's rights under article 25 have also been violated.
In the absence of any other pertinent information in this respect,the Committee considers however that Mr. Korneenko has failed to sufficiently substantiate his claim for purposes of admissibility.
Similarly, in case No. 1274/2004(Korneenko et al. v. Belarus), the Committee noted that the author had presented the communication in his own name and on behalf of 105 other named individuals.
Having concluded its consideration of communication No. 1226/2003,submitted to the Human Rights Committee by Viktor Korneenko under the Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.
Mr. Korneenko contends that the State party has affirmed that the 28,000 copies of Mr. Milinkevich's electoral campaign did not comply with the requirements of article 45 of the Electoral Code.
The author of the communication is Viktor Korneenko, a Belarusian citizen born in 1957, residing in Gomel, Belarus.
Mr. Korneenko claims to be a victim of a violation, by Belarus, of his rights under article 19; article 14, paragraph 1; and article 26 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.
In the cases of Svetik v. Belarus(communication No. 927/2000) and Korneenko v. Belarus(communication No. 1274/2004) the State party likewise contested the Committee's Views.
Mr. Korneenko then applied, also under a supervisory procedure, to the Chairman of the Supreme Court. On 24 July 2006, the Supreme Court confirmed the lawfulness of the previous decision and rejected his request.
On 28 April 2006, the Zhlobinsk District Court of the Gomel Region fined Mr. Korneenko under article 167- 3 of the Code of Administrative Offences, for having breached the electoral legislation.
In case No. 1274/2004(Korneenko et al. v. Belarus) regarding a violation of article 22, paragraph 1, the Committee considered that the author was entitled to an appropriate remedy, including the re-establishment of"Civil Initiatives" and compensation.
In the circumstances and in the absence of any further information in this regard,the Committee concludes that both Mr. Korneenko and Mr. Milinkevich's rights under article 19, paragraph 2, of the Covenant, have been violated.
Mr. Korneenko argues that the courts failed to provide any explanation on the legal basis for the seizure and destruction of the 15,000 leaflets, which did not contain the slogan"Milinkevich- the new President" but that only listed the candidate's electoral program.
On 26 February 2007, the author submits a comparison between the facts anddecisions of the Committee in Zvozskov et al. v. Belarus and Korneenko at al. v. Belarus and the facts and arguments presented by him in the present communication.
On 20 November 2007, Mr. Korneenko presented its comments on the State party's observations.
Having concluded its consideration of communication No. 1274/2004,submitted to the Human Rights Committee by Viktor Korneenko in his own name and on behalf of 105 other individuals under the Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.
