Examples of using Declared arbitrary in English and their translations into Spanish
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Total number of cases of detention declared arbitrary 13 218 231 93.
Cases of detention declared arbitrary falling within category II(including 7 cases of persons who were released) 10 107 117 32.
Falling within category I 2. Cases of detention declared arbitrary falling within category II including.
Cases of detention declared arbitrary falling within category II including nine cases of persons(male) who were released.
One case of a person who was released 3. Cases of detention declared arbitrary falling within category III including.
In the light of what is said in paragraph 62 above,the Working Group recommends that the Commission should take appropriate measures for Governments to release promptly the persons whose detention has been declared arbitrary.
Cases of detention declared arbitrary falling within categories I and II.
This also applies when a national court considers a detention that the Working Group has declared arbitrary in violation of international law.
Cases of detention declared arbitrary falling within categories I, II and III- 1 1.
Moreover, the judge based her decision on the fact that the detention had been declared arbitrary by the Working Group on Arbitrary Detention.
Mr. Cedeño's detention was declared arbitrary by the Working Group on Arbitrary Detention on 1 September 2009 in its Opinion No. 10/2009(A/HRC/13/30/Add.1, p. 325), citing violations of the right to fair trial.
Mr. Eligio Cedeño is a Venezuelan businessman accused of financial fraud,whose arrest was declared arbitrary by the UN Working Group on September 1, 2009.
In its Opinion 45/2006 the Working Group declared arbitrary, inter alia on the grounds of its excessive length, the detention of a Somali citizen liable for removal which could not becarried out because of security concerns regarding his country of origin.
The Government of China maintains that the detentions referred to in decisions 43/1993 and44/1993 were declared arbitrary"simply because the Government did not reply within 90 days.
The Working Group, on previous occasions, has already declared arbitrary the detention of conscientious objectors following a second conviction on the grounds that this would be tantamount to compelling a person to change his or her convictions and beliefs for fear of not being subjected to criminal prosecution for the rest of one's life, being incompatible with the principle of double jeopardy or.
That he was detained in southern Lebanon at the Al-Khiam detention centre in conditions identical to those declared arbitrary by the Working Group in its Opinion No. 16/2000 concerning Rabah Abou Faour and other persons;
The detention of Gerardo Hernández, Rene González, Ramón Labañino, Antonio Guerrero and Fernando González, who helped to prevent many of the terrorist acts organized by Posada Carriles and other individuals who enjoy complete impunity and the support of the United States Government,has been declared arbitrary by the Working Group on Arbitrary Detention.
In 1993, as in previous years,the Group noted with concern that the cases declared arbitrary included a large number involving persons who had been deprived of their freedom for some years.
The Government of Mexico, by communication dated 20 June 2002, transmitted information regarding the legal situation and health status of Jacobo Silva Nogales and Gloria Arenas Agis,whose detention had been declared arbitrary by the Working Group in its Opinion No. 37/2000 Mexico.
The Working Group was informed by the source that Mr. Zhang Honghai,whose detention was declared arbitrary in Opinion No. 32/2007(China), was released on 12 March 2009, however only after having served his prison term of eight years in full.
He has been subjected to various forms of harassment, including being physically ejected from the Supreme State Security Court(SSSC) by June 2002 for having requested an investigation into the alleged torture of his client,Mr.'Aref Dalilah whose detention was declared arbitrary by the Working Group in its Opinion 11/2002 Syrian Arab Republic.
The cited decision states that the detention of Orlando Quintero Paéz is declared arbitrary, for being in contravention of article 11 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and articles 9 and 14 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights;
The Special Rapporteur also takes note of the pertinent conclusions reached by the Working Group in its second report to the Commission(E/CN.4/1993/24, paras. 35 and 36), andof the Working Group's decisions by which certain cases of detention are declared arbitrary as they fall within the above-mentioned category II dealing with violations of the right to freedom of expression.
Batom Mitee, former prisoner of conscience whose August 1995 arrest was declared arbitrary by the Working Group on Arbitrary Detentions, was reportedly re-arrested on 3 January 1998 along with some 20 members of the Ogoni community in Bori, Rivers state.
On the other hand, Mikhail Marynich, a former Minister of the Republic of Belarus,whose detention since 2004 was declared arbitrary by the Working Group on Arbitrary Detention in Opinion No. 37/2005 of 2 September 2005.
The judge was immediately arrested after having ordered the conditional release pending trial of a detainee whose detention had been declared arbitrary by the United Nations Working Group on Arbitrary Detention on 1 September 2009, on the basis of serious violations of the right to fair trial.
Chima Ubani, former prisoner of conscience and Secretary-General of the Democratic Alternative(who was released pursuant to the above-mentioned government communication of 16 October 1996 to the United Nations,following a long-standing detention declared arbitrary by the Working Group(see E/CN.4/1997/4, Decision No. 2/1996)), was allegedly re-arrested on 14 January 1998 during a press conference held by the Democratic Alternative in Lagos and is being held at an unknown location.
On 2 September 2011,the Working Group on Arbitrary Detention issued its Opinion No. 42/2011 declaring arbitrary the detention of Thamer Abdulkarim Al Khodr.
The Group issued Opinion 11/2001(Viet Nam) declaring arbitrary the detention of Thich Huyen Quang, an 83-year-old Buddhist monk, human rights defender and Patriarch of the banned Unified Buddhist Church of Viet Nam, who has, since 1982, remained under house arrest.