Examples of using Benali in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Human Rights Committee, acting under article 5, paragraph 4, of the Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, finds that the facts before it reveal violations by the State party of article 6, paragraph 1; articles 7 and 9; article 10, paragraph 1, and article 16 with regard to Abdeladim Ali Mussa Benali.
Abdeladim Ali Mussa Benali, under article 2, paragraph 3; article 6, paragraph 1; article 7; article 9, paragraphs 1- 4; article 10, paragraph 1; and article 16, of the Covenant;(b) the author himself, under article 7, read alone
Francis Benali.
Amel Benali.
Benali Cherif.
Communication No. 1272/2004, Benali v. The Netherlands.
Submitted by: Ms. Fatima Benali represented by counsel.
Submitted by: Mussa Ali Mussa Benali(represented by Al-Karama for Human Rights and TRIAL).
The author of the communication, dated 30 May 2008, is Mussa Ali Mussa Benali, a Libyan national.
The author submits that his brother Abdeladim Ali Mussa Benali is a Libyan citizen, born in Darnah in 1969.
During the two periods of detention, Abdeladim Ali Mussa Benali was not informed of the reasons for his arrest.
During these periods, Abdeladim Ali Mussa Benali was unable to challenge the legality of his detention or its arbitrary character.
He submits the communication on behalf of his brother, Abdeladim Ali Mussa Benali, also a Libyan national, and on his own behalf.
The author submits that on 9 August 1995, Abdeladim Ali Mussa Benali was arrested by the agents of the Internal Security Agency(ISA).
The author of the communication, initially dated 23 June 2003, is Ms. Fatima Benali, a Moroccan national born in Morocco on 13 July 1984.
The author and the family later learned that Abdeladim Ali Mussa Benali was held in secret detention for more than five years in the Abu Slim prison.
measures were taken to protect the life, safety and personal integrity of Abdeladim Ali Mussa Benali.
On 16 February 2005, Abdeladim Ali Mussa Benali went to the British embassy in order to request a visa to travel to the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.
In the present case, the Committee notes that the State party has produced no evidence to indicate that it fulfilled its obligation to protect Abdeladim Ali Mussa Benali ' s life.
The right not to be subjected to torture or to cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment has been violated in respect of the author and his brother, Abdeladim Ali Mussa Benali.