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The CAT Committee found a breach of Article 3.934 The lack of an effective remedy against removal to another country may also constitute a violation of Article 22 of CAT, pursuant to recent case law of the CAT Committee.
these topics may also constitute part of continuing education.
Joint facilities with multinational staff put all MNA participants under a greater degree of scrutiny from peers and partners and may also constitute an obstacle against a breakout by the host partner.
including incidents that may also constitute violations of status-of-forces agreements.
of the Protocol Additional thereto of 8 June 1977 relating to the Protection of Victims of International Armed Conflicts(Protocol I), may also constitute a gross violation of human rights;
systematic attack on civilians; it may also constitute genocide.
limited availability of such detailed data may also constitute an impediment to the State party itself in designing
emphasized" that conduct that violates international humanitarian law… may also constitute a gross violation of human rights.
finally" that conduct that violates humanitarian law… may also constitute a gross violation of human rights.
to the public interest, may also constitute violation of their right to earn a living in an occupation freely entered upon,
physical violence might also constitute torture and should entail criminal rather than disciplinary proceedings.
We feel that such a measure would reflect the importance given to participation in peace-keeping operations and might also constitute an incentive to Governments to take decisions to provide contingents.
Some delegations felt that the acts described in article 19 might also constitute elements of the crime of enforced disappearance as defined in article 1
contravention of equal treatment legislation may also constitute an unlawful act.
supplies the provision of such support may also constitute a violation of the arms embargo see section IV above.
Non-performance of obligations arising from the contract-- that are not imposed upon the parties by the Convention-- may also constitute a fundamental breach, as in the case where the buyer violated a re-export prohibition or of an exclusive rights clause.
the Liberation of Rwanda(FDLR) commit atrocities that amount to grave breaches of international humanitarian law and, in some instances, may also constitute crimes against humanity.
Some acts of piracy may also constitute offences under other international legal instruments,
Some acts of piracy may also constitute offences under other international legal instruments,
using children, but may also constitute a significant contribution to the development