Примеры использования To be tortured на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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said that the right not to be tortured was absolute and incontestable.
According to the legal acts in force, the right not to be tortured may not be restricted.
detainees continued to be tortured and ill-treated.
which is guaranteed by the State, not to be tortured.
Article 37 of MPR Decree No. XVII of 1998 on Human Rights clearly stated that the right not to be tortured is a non-derogable right.
makes specific reference to the right not to be tortured in any way.
Detainees continue to be tortured in the country, regardless of whether or not they belong to a political party.
The author claims that the police took him to a room to be tortured, in order to make him disclose the names of those who attended the meetings in his relative's house.
We wouldn't want our children to be tortured by first mastering Kazakh in Cyrillic and then transferring to a new alphabet.
what he would think about you handing me over to be tortured and killed?
Women are often more liable to be accused of witchcraft and to be tortured or ostracised in some communities.
prefect of the praetorium, to be tortured.
Moreover, article 73 of the transitional Constitution stipulated that the right not to be tortured was maintained when military jurisdiction replaced civilian jurisdiction,
Legal and administrative measures to guarantee that no derogation to the right not to be tortured is made during a state of war,
According to the complainant, there is no doubt that any Sri Lankan national of Tamil origin who has fled his country after being persecuted by government forces is more likely to be tortured if he returns to the country.
Human Rights in relation to the right to life and the right not to be tortured.
extradited do not pose a risk for those individuals to be tortured.
including the right not to be tortured and to be free from all forms of violence.
obstacles to prosecute v. risks for the accused to be tortured or lack of due process in the State to which extradition is envisaged?); constitutional limitations.
political offences continue to be tortured to extract“confessions” which too often form the primary evidentiary basis for judicial prosecution.