Examples of using Extrajudicial in English and their translations into Serbian
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Justice for All Victims of Extrajudicial Killings!
Extrajudicial or judicial use for the protection of our lawful rights and interests.
What does"lynch" mean?This is an extrajudicial massacre.
A new case involving extrajudicial murders in the southeast may provide fuel for the Ergenekon probe.[Getty Images].
Tanner spent the last seven years in extrajudicial confinement.
This extrajudicial body will conduct public hearings of the victims all who need to testify about anything related to the conflicts.
Intervention in other judicial and extrajudicial conflicts.
It is an exclusively extrajudicial body, which will focus on the victims and establish the facts and circumstances under which some war crimes or serious violations of human rights and freedoms occurred.
We accept the Internet Ombudsmann as extrajudicial conciliation board.
One of Duterte's staunchest critics is Senator de Lima,who has vowed to maintain the rule of law in the Philippines and investigate these extrajudicial killings.
I can only imagine, butwhat I do understand is that extrajudicial execution of parolees is murder.
Will it“be possible to put the trunk in a bag?” asked Maher Mutreb, a Saudi intelligence officer who worked for a senior advisor to the crown prince,according to the report from the U.N. special rapporteur on extrajudicial executions.
In September he said his only“sin” had been conducting extrajudicial killings- before a spokesman said the president was simply being“playful.”.
Court decisions shall be obligatory for all andmay not be a subject of extrajudicial control.
MEPs call for de-escalation of violence in Gaza,an end to extrajudicial killings in the Philippines and protection of civil and political rights in Belarus.
The procedure to exclude a part of assets is urgent andhandled by the rules of extrajudicial procedure.
Those of us who are content… for too many in the JCF andJDF to get away with extrajudicial behaviour that often amounts to murder… we too are guilty; we are complicit in the murders of our fellow citizens.
Lateef Johar Baloch ate nothing for a month-and-a-half to protest enforced disappearances and extrajudicial killings.
Human Rights Watch Deputy Europe andCentral Asia Director Rachel Denber has warned that the“law allows for colossal, extrajudicial blocking of speech and information without transparency, proper judicial authorization, or meaningful oversight.”.
After publicly questioning the result of Iran's 2009 election, Mehdi Karroubi, former presidential candidate Mir Hossein Mousavi, andGreen Movement leader Zahra Rahnavard have been confined for the past six years in extrajudicial house arrest.
On this page you can obtain information about their numerous extrajudicial professional activities.
In 1937 he was transferred to Saint Petersburg(then known as Leningrad) where, on 25 November,he was sentenced by an extrajudicial NKVD troika to death.
Prosecutors investigating an alleged"deep state" conspiracy in Turkey are turning their attention to extrajudicial murders allegedly carried out against Kurds.
What has Putin done to rival what our NATO ally President Erdogan has done in Turkey, jailing 40,000 people since last July's coup-- or our Philippine ally Rodrigo Duterte,who has presided over the extrajudicial killing of thousands of drug dealers?
Critics say the Reuters reporters were imprisoned because the government wanted to prevent the news agency from publishing their story on the extrajudicial killings of 10 Rohingya Muslim men and boys.
Committee member Olena Papuga spoke about the importance of printing textbooks in minority languages and improving the special voting roll, while Milanka Jevtovic Vukojicic spoke about the advancements made as regards the status of the Roma minority thanks to the Roma Social Inclusion Strategy 2016-2025 andthe amendment of the Law on Extrajudicial Procedure that made 25,000 Roma legally visible to the system though records and issuance of IDs.
