Examples of using Arbitrary execution in English and their translations into Spanish
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Arbitrary execution.
Murder, including arbitrary execution;
Arbitrary execution- Article 6, paragraph 1.
Allegations of summary or arbitrary execution.
Two cases of alleged arbitrary execution or"disappearance" were also reported.
They suffered from starvation, miserable lives,suffered from torture and arbitrary execution of millions people.
During this period, 18 complaints of arbitrary execution were received, continuing the slight downward trend.
Furthermore, Jordan has had no cases of extralegal execution, execution without trial or arbitrary execution.
One case of an alleged arbitrary execution was also reported.
In 38 years of revolution, there had not been a single enforced disappearance, a single political assassination,or a single arbitrary execution in Cuba.
The Commission also documented 1,009 cases of arbitrary execution, torture and forced disappearance.
The arbitrary execution in Nigeria, after a flawed judicial process, of Ken Saro Wiwa and other Ogoni leaders had been condemned world wide.
Extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary execution.
Reported cases of arbitrary execution, rape, torture and cruel, inhumane and degrading treatment by FARDC and the Congolese National Police are growing.
Extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary execution.
The arbitrary execution was aggravated by the institutional cover-up of the act and the coercion of a witness to make him slant his testimony in favour of the soldiers.
The CDHES received reports of 30 cases of arbitrary execution, involving a total of 50 victims.
Two recent monitoring missions had revealed that arbitrary arrest and detention, disappearances, torture, cruel andunusual punishment and treatment and arbitrary execution continued to take place.
According to the statistics, 10 complaints of attempted arbitrary execution have been declared admissible, one more than in the preceding period.
Marta Valladares(Nidia Díaz) former Commander of PRTC-FMLN,was the victim of an attempted arbitrary execution on 24 February 1994.
There have been numerous instances of arbitrary execution, including of women and children, followed in some cases by mutilation of the bodies.
According to the International Civilian Mission,as of August 1993 to its knowledge not one presumed author of arbitrary execution had been arrested.
The phrase,"extralegal andsummary execution" includes arbitrary execution, whether for political reasons or for religious or ideological reasons.
Ms. Tobing-Klein(Suriname) recalled that Suriname had suffered a numberof setbacks since the 1980 coup d'état, including the arbitrary execution of 15 Surinamese citizens in 1982.
Generally speaking, complaints concerning arbitrary execution, even in those cases in which a police investigation is promptly conducted, tend ultimately to result in impunity, either because the perpetrators are not identified or because, although identified, they are not physically apprehended.
Preliminary conclusions confirm violations against civilians, including children,namely, arbitrary execution of civilians; cruel and inhumane treatment; looting of property and forced displacement.
Moreover, as of today, no one has been summoned or convicted for his arbitrary deprivation of liberty, enforced disappearance, torture,most likely arbitrary execution and the subsequent concealment of his mortal remains.
Proposals seeking to justify or rationalize the arbitrary execution or targeted assassination of individuals alleged to have committed crimes or to be linked to terrorism involve a fundamental undermining of international human rights law and should be condemned without reservation.
An assumption of common understanding can lead one to the mistake of categorizing as extra-legal or arbitrary execution only deaths deliberately caused by the State apparatus with political motivations.
Please provide information on the measures taken to expedite investigations into any disappearance or arbitrary execution reported to the State party and to prosecute and punish the perpetrators of such acts.