Examples of using Prohibited all forms in English and their translations into Russian
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The Constitution prohibited all forms of segregation and inequality among nationals.
Mr. Marschik(Austria) said that Austrian legislation prohibited all forms of human cloning.
The constitution prohibited all forms of discrimination, and was thus fully in line with the Convention.
The report contained no information related to article 3 of the Convention, which prohibited all forms of racial segregation and apartheid.
Article 38 of the Constitution prohibited all forms of torture used to extract confessions or obtain information.
A draft law had been formulated on equal rights andequal opportunities for men and women, which prohibited all forms of discrimination.
The Constitution prohibited all forms of violence against children and adolescents, their forced labour and their exploitation.
With regard to question 23, he said that article 40 of the Constitution prohibited all forms of discrimination, including on the ground of religion.
Nepal legally prohibited all forms of discrimination long ago, but vestiges of caste-based discrimination still persist in Nepalese society.
Replying to the question on the definition of racial discrimination,he said that Tajik legislation prohibited all forms of discrimination.
Article 6 of the new Constitution prohibited all forms of discrimination, a fundamental tenet of the domestic legal order.
Mr. Al-Mutairi(Kuwait) said that article 31,paragraph 2, of the Kuwaiti Constitution prohibited all forms of torture and degrading treatment.
Senegal's Constitution prohibited all forms of racism, xenophobia and discrimination based on sex, race, religion, ethnic group or skin colour.
In addition, article 3 of the Law on the Equal Status andEqual Rights of Women and Men prohibited all forms of discrimination on the basis of sex.
It prohibited all forms of violence or inhuman or degrading treatment against persons deprived of liberty, as well as the extraction of confessions.
The Constitution provided that no person should be denied the equal protection of the law, and prohibited all forms of racial discrimination question 7.
The Penal Code prohibited all forms of trafficking and since 2009 the penalties for all trafficking-related offences had been increased.
A new Act on Education and Instruction, the"School Act",adopted in late 2008, prohibited all forms of discrimination and segregation.
The Bolivian Constitution prohibited all forms of discrimination and defended and promoted human rights and economic, social, cultural and environmental rights.
Algeria's Constitution, in addition to ensuring equal rights for foreigners andguaranteeing freedom of religion or belief, prohibited all forms of racism and racial discrimination.
New legislative provisions concerning Roma children prohibited all forms of discrimination and, in particular, segregation by schools and other educational facilities.
Mr. VALENCIA RODRIGUEZ said that he fully shared the viewpoint expressed by the preceding speakers andrecalled that the Convention prohibited all forms of discrimination based on national origin.
Article 29 of the Constitution prohibited all forms of discrimination, and an amendment had recently been made to the Criminal Code increasing the penalty for discrimination.
While tolerance among the population was important,it was essential that legislation clearly prohibited all forms of discrimination and promoted the principle of equality and equal rights.
The bill prohibited all forms of racial discrimination and ensured equality before the law without distinction as to race, skin colour, or national or ethnic origin.
Article 1 of the Act concerning incitement to racial discrimination prohibited all forms of discrimination on grounds of race or sex, as well as xenophobic acts.
Her Government prohibited all forms discrimination based on any factor which undermined the enjoyment of equal conditions for all its people, including age, colour, origin, culture or religious belief.
The status of the settlements was clearly inconsistent with article 3of the Convention which, as noted in the Committee's General Recommendation XIX, prohibited all forms of racial segregation in all countries.
Ms. Morgan-Moss(Panama) said that Panamanian law prohibited all forms of human cloning in the sense of creating an embryo that was a biological replica of a human being.
Ms. Martínez(Paraguay) said that article 96 of the Constitutionguaranteed freedom of association to all workers and that article 88 prohibited all forms of discrimination based on trade union membership.