Examples of using Abduction in English and their translations into Arabic
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Abduction followed by unlawful intercourse and sodomy.
In his interrogation it was discovered that he served as commander of the abduction operation.
A half-hour before Rachel's abduction?
Abduction of children from northern Uganda: draft resolution.
This is starting to look more and more like a stranger abduction.
Abduction of children from northern Uganda.
This is a child abduction.
Abduction of children from northern Uganda: report of the Secretary-General.
Following his abduction for ransom of the daughter of Theodore Swift.
Abduction of children from northern Uganda.
Police report another abduction in an alley in southwest.
But in an abduction, every minute counts.
Robbery, racketeering, abduction and hostage-taking.
Her Government had recently adopted legislation that would allow it to progress towards signing the Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction.
Continue its efforts to finalize its ratification of the 1980 Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction(Hague Convention).
(a) Provide for procedures whereby court orders made in the case of abduction are automatically enforceable;
The Action Against Child Abduction project was reported as another key activity in the Sudan undertaken by UNICEF, together with the Committee for the Eradication of the Abduction of Women and Children, the Ministry of Justice and the Presidency.
The Committee is concerned that apart from Penal Code provisions with respect to abandonment, abduction and indecent assault with violence, existing legislation is inadequate, and there is no comprehensive plan with effective measures to prevent and treat cases of abuse.
In its resolution 2000/60 on the abduction of children from northern Uganda, the Commission on Human Rights requested OHCHR to undertake an assessment of the situation in the affected areas, including the needs of the victims.
a protracted conflict and is aggravated by structural poverty, inequality and the links between armed groups and illegal activities, including drug production and trafficking, extortion and abduction.