Examples of using For conscientious objectors in English and their translations into Arabic
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In his comments, dated 21 December 1998, counsel submits that at issue are the modalities of civil service for conscientious objectors.
It noted that, in 1997, Greece was the last member of the European Community to introduce legislation for conscientious objectors to military service.
The Organization welcomed the State ' s indication in its introductory remarks that it was planning to introduce an alternative civilian service for conscientious objectors to military service.
The State party submits that it approaches carefully the possible introduction of alternative services for conscientious objectors, in the light of its impact on the total military manpower resources, as well as the security situation of the Republic of Korea.
Commission resolution 1998/77 calls upon States to" provide for conscientious objectors various forms of alternative service which are compatible with the reasons for conscientious objection, of a non-combatant or civilian character, in the public interest and not of a punitive character".
He would also like to know the membership of the joint committee that was to examine the possibility of introducing alternate forms of service for conscientious objectors, and how long it had been given to report its findings.
CPTI echoed the view that the arrangements made for conscientious objectors under the 2003 Law on Alternative Service were entirely under the control of the military, and the alternative service made available was not truly civilian in nature.
A public opinion poll conducted in July 2005 and in September 2006 shows that 72.3 per cent and 60.5 per cent, respectively, expressed opposition to the recognition of alternative service arrangements for conscientious objectors.
Other allegations raise the problem of unavailability of alternative service for conscientious objectors(Bolivia, Poland) or the absence of legislation to give effect to constitutional provisions recognizing conscientious objection(Russian Federation).
Public opinion polls conducted in July 2005 and in September 2006 showed that 72.3 per cent and 60.5 per cent,, respectively, expressed opposition to the recognition of alternative service for conscientious objectors.
Republic of Korea: With respect to alternative service for conscientious objectors to military duty, the Constitution provides that all citizens shall have the duty of national defence under the conditions prescribed by law(art. 39(1)).
The Government of Azerbaijan replied that the State Military Commissioner had no case on record of citizens objecting to military service on religious grounds, and that the Constitution and the legislation provided for alternative service for conscientious objectors.
Joint Submission 8(JS8) noted that an implementing legislation for the Constitutional provision of alternative civilian service for conscientious objectors to military service had been promised but had not yet materialized.
France welcomed the death penalty moratorium and commented on the establishment of an alternative to military service for conscientious objectors and efforts to promote freedom of expression, association and peaceful assembly.
The State party should widen the grounds for conscientious objection in law so that they apply, without discrimination, to all religious beliefs and other convictions, and that any alternative service required for conscientious objectors be performed in a nondiscriminatory manner.
A law on alternative service for conscientious objectors had been adopted, human rights had been included in the curricula of educational institutions
(b) The constitutional text has been regulated by Decree No. 8.239, of 4 October 1991, and by Regulation No. 2.681, of 28 July 1992, which set out the rules and modalities of alternative service for conscientious objectors.
It explained that under the 1976 National Defence Service Act there was no exemption from military service for conscientious objectors, nor was any such exemption proposed in the 2008 draft law.
(i) In Albania the legislation does not provide for alternative service or other forms of unarmed national service for conscientious objectors, who may be subject to judicial proceedings, fines and imprisonment.
(a) In Albania, no legislative provision is apparently made for alternative service or unarmed military service for conscientious objectors, who may be subject to judicial proceedings, fines and imprisonment.