Examples of using Arbitrary imprisonment in English and their translations into Spanish
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Arbitrary imprisonment;
The arrest and arbitrary imprisonment of Alan P.
Arbitrary imprisonment usually accompanied by beatings or torture;
Where is the“freedom of movement”,protection against arbitrary imprisonment?
Prohibition of arbitrary imprisonment for failing to fulfil a contractual obligation.
The Saharan people were subjected to repression,torture and arbitrary imprisonment.
Prohibition of arbitrary imprisonment for failing to fulfil a contractual obligation art. 11.
Where are the freedoms of movement and the protections against arbitrary imprisonment?
The law punishes any abuse of authority, arbitrary imprisonment or detention, as well as imprisonment for debt.
Yet again, the Israeli authorities are responding to peaceful protest with arbitrary imprisonment.
Detaining asylum seekers- many of whom may have escaped from arbitrary imprisonment, torture and other ill-treatment- can have a serious impact on mental health.
Where arbitrary imprisonment or detention is concerned, it is important to recall that detailed information on this was provided in point II, letter H of the present report.
But those were difficult times of authoritarianism and oppression, andJozsef Antall had to pay in arbitrary imprisonment for his dreams of democracy and freedom.
Arbitrary imprisonment of ethnic Albanian journalists, the closure of Albanian-language mass media and the discriminatory removal of ethnic Albanian staff from local radio and television stations;
Although the African Charter does not mention imprisonment, it is doubtful whether it may be assumed that the authors of the Charter would have considered arbitrary imprisonment acceptable?
The Committee is deeply concerned by numerous andconsistent reports of the arbitrary imprisonment of human rights defenders and journalists in retaliation for their work.
The February 1996 elections had cost the lives of 7 citizens, while 278 had suffered cruel and degrading treatment andseveral thousand were regularly subjected to orders of arbitrary imprisonment.
Since 1967, it had been continuously subjected to emergency laws,unjust measures, such as arbitrary imprisonment, and almost total domination by the military chief of the occupied Syrian Golan.
The historical background to the establishment of the Working Group showed clearly that the Commission had deliberately excluded from the Working Group's terms of reference any possibility of its investigating cases of presumed arbitrary imprisonment after a trial had been held.
It was untenable for a colonial administration to have the power to impose arbitrary imprisonment and to deny access to the information media, international observers and human rights organizations.
All groups were seeking alternatives to the imprisonment of migrants and refugees,which penalizes human beings in great need."Arbitrary imprisonment poisons human society.
And when this policy did not work, the NIF regime began subjecting the refugees to arbitrary imprisonment, torture, and banishment after confiscation of their property by its security authorities.
Since the authorities publicized arrests as proof that police were doing their job well,an urgent response was required to prevent the arbitrary imprisonment of innocent victims.
It held the view that the term imprisonment in article 5 of the ICTY Statute"should be understood as arbitrary imprisonment, that is to say, the deprivation of liberty of the individual without due process of law, as part of a widespread or systematic attack directed against a civilian population.
The Saskatchewan Human Rights Code guarantees the freedoms of conscience, expression and association,freedom from arbitrary imprisonment and the right to take part in elections.
To help overcome the obstacles to the full enjoyment of citizenship, four basic approaches had been adopted, namely, combating violence; combating abuses against the right to equality; protecting vulnerable groups; and fighting for individual freedom and against slavery,forced labour and arbitrary imprisonment.
In the violent struggles that ensued across the country, millions of people were persecuted andsuffered a wide range of abuses including public humiliation, arbitrary imprisonment, torture, hard labor, sustained harassment, seizure of property and sometimes execution.
If the term"detention" were to apply to pretrial detention alone, then it would follow that the[Universal Declaration of Human Rights]does not condemn arbitrary imprisonment pursuant to a trial of whatever nature.
Calls on all States in their fight against so-called"terrorism" to respect the rights of minorities and communities in non-OIC Member States, not to infringe upon their religious freedom and faith,not to subject them to detention or arbitrary imprisonment, and to give them a fair trial to defend themselves.