Examples of using Coe-cpt in English and their translations into Arabic
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As CoE noted, the European Committee for the Prevention of Torture and Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment(CoE-CPT) made similar observations.
CoE-CPT stated that much remained to be done to ensure that the imposition of restrictions on remand prisoners was an exceptional measure rather than the rule.
CoE-CPT recommended that a clear message of zero tolerance of ill-treatment(whether of a physical or verbal nature) be delivered, from the highest level and through ongoing training activities, to all police officers.
CoE-CPT described several cases of ill-treatment by police in the Forest and Lantin prisons during the strikes by prison staff in 2009; they were the subject of investigations.
In 2007, the CoE-CPT noted that the prison population has grown by some 40 per cent in the last three years and recommended that Croatia redouble its efforts to combat prison overcrowding.
CoE-CPT welcomed the action taken by Denmark to provide training to police officers aimed at preventing ill-treatment, but recalled that Denmark had to remain vigilant on the use of excessive force.
CoE-CPT recommended that police officers be reminded that all forms of ill-treatment of persons deprived of their liberty are not acceptable and will be subject of severe sanctions.
CoE-CPT welcomed the adoption in 2007 of minimum standards for conditions of detention in police facilities, and recommended that similar legal standards be drafted for conditions of detention in facilities within the judicial system.
CoE-CPT recommended that legal provisions be adopted to ensure that all persons detained by the police have a formally recognised right to inform a relative, or another third party of their choice, of their situation, as from the very outset of their detention.
CoE-CPT further recommended that all complaints lodged by detained persons about alleged ill-treatment by law enforcement officials are promptly transmitted to the competent prosecutor
CoE-CPT recommended that Slovakia ensure that the right of all detained persons to notify a third party of their choice as from the outset of the deprivation of liberty is recognised in law and applied in practice.
CoE-CPT recommended that Poland ensure that all foreign nationals detained under aliens legislation are effectively able to benefit from legal counselling and, if necessary, legal representation.
CoE-CPT stated that it received a few allegations of detained persons, including juveniles, being subjected to excessive use of force by police officers who inflicted punches and kicks after these persons were brought under control.
CoE-CPT was particularly concerned about allegations of ill-treatment received from young persons who alleged that they had been subjected to physical ill-treatment by the police at the time of apprehension and/or during interrogation as well as ill-treatment of a psychological nature.
CoE-CPT also reiterated its recommendation that Poland revise as soon as possible the norms fixed by legislation for living space per prisoner, ensuring that they provide for at least 4 m² per inmate in multi-occupancy cells.
CoE-CPT stated that it had received several allegations of inter-prisoner violence
CoE-CPT recommended that steps be taken
CoE-CPT expressed concern over provisions in the Circular of the General Prosecutor which provide that if the person is arrested after 10 p.m.,
Regarding psychiatric establishments, CoE-CPT welcomed the adoption in July 2008 of the new Mental Health Act which, inter alia, reinforced the legal protection of patients.
CoE-CPT noted cases where juveniles had been accommodated together with adults and recommended that the authorities ensure that any juveniles detained in an establishment for adults be accommodated separately from adult prisoners.