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labor leaders could be subjected, if not to acts of torture,
he said that article 23 of the Constitution guaranteed that no one could be subjected to torture or other cruel,
foreign nationals could be subjected to evaluation after living in the country for 30
He clarifies that he confessed guilt because the investigators threatened him that his wife could be subjected to violence, and that he, as a prosecutor,
provides for the basic constitutional rights with the aim of protecting foreigners and other persons who could be subjected to racial assault,
Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina stipulated that no one could be subjected to torture or to cruel,
where there are substantial grounds for believing that the individual could be subjected to torture or inhuman
made no mention of State terrorism, which was one of the most serious threats to which weaker countries could be subjected on numerous pretexts.
persons who had committed political crimes who could be subjected to torture in their countries of origin.
on the basis of a report presented by Amnesty International that there are grounds to assume that the persons to be extradited could be subjected in the requesting State to treatment prohibited by the provision in question.
the HS heading could be subjected to control, with the understanding that many uncontrolled commodities may also fall under those codes.
While judgements of the courts could be subjected to public scrutiny
sound analysis and could be subjected to an independent verification pursuant to the direction of the General Assembly.
which provided that no one could be subjected to discrimination on grounds of origin,
Moreover, article 16 of the Constitution stipulated that no one could be subjected to torture, or to abuse
political belief or where they could be subjected to torture, cruel,
Ms. BAEKOVA(Kyrgyzstan), replying to Ms. Chanet's question on the conditions under which detainees could be subjected to forced labour,
No act of Parliament dealt specifically with superior orders, but a pocketbook issued to all law enforcement officials stated clearly that no person under any form of detention could be subjected to torture or cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment
prosecuted for any action taken in the performance of their professional duties, and that they could be subjected to disciplinary sanctions only in accordance with the provisions of the Act.
In fact, specific measures were taken to ensure compliance with article 26 of the Constitution, according to which no one could be subjected to torture, violence