Examples of using Prosecute in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Committee further recommends that the State party bring those employers violating migrants ' labour rights to justice, prosecute them and impose commensurate sanctions, if convicted.
Several delegations noted that the duty to extradite or prosecute would need to be included also in cases where extradition was refused on the grounds of the imposition of the death penalty in the requesting State.
said that the final report on the topic of the obligation to extradite or prosecute(aut dedere aut judicare) clearly detailed various types of obligation to extradite or prosecute and their specific nature.
She asked whether the Government of Japan intended to investigate the phenomenon of comfort women, prosecute those who had been responsible for that phenomenon who were still alive, educate the general public on the matter and provide compensation to victims.
Host countries must investigate crimes committed against peacekeepers and prosecute the perpetrators in accordance with their national laws, the status-of-forces agreements and the provisions of the Convention on the Safety of United Nations and Associated Personnel.
There were some doubts expressed by the members as to the use of the Latin formula" aut dedere aut judicare", especially as concerns the term" judicare", which does not reflect precisely the scope of the term" prosecute".
With regard to the question of impunity, the Coordinator had emphasized that activities of military forces of a State in peacetime should not remain unpunished and that States should prosecute perpetrators on the basis of other laws.
The core provisions of the 1994 Convention include the obligations to prevent attacks against members of United Nations operations, to establish them as crimes punishable by law and to" prosecute or extradite" offenders(A/57/52, para. 24).
In particular, the section relating to freedom from torture, in which it is stated that States should abrogate legislation leading to impunity for those responsible for grave violations of human rights, such as torture, and prosecute such violations, thereby providing a firm basis for the rule of law, Ibid., sect. II, paras. 54-61.
In particular the section relating to freedom from torture, in which it is stated that States should abrogate legislation leading to impunity for those responsible for grave violations of human rights, such as torture, and prosecute such violations, thereby providing a firm basis for the rule of law, Ibid., sect. II, paras. 54-61.
Urges all Governments to promote the speedy and full implementation of the Vienna Declaration and Programme of Action(A/CONF.157/23), in particular Part II, section B. 5, relating to freedom from torture, in which it is stated that States should abrogate legislation leading to impunity for those responsible for grave violations of human rights such as torture and prosecute such violations, thereby providing a firm basis for the rule of law;
Actively prosecute traffickers.
Extradite or prosecute obligation.
Or we prosecute you.
Prosecute for torture!
Prosecute the New York Times.
You can't prosecute it.
Obligation to extradite or prosecute.
Obligation to extradite or prosecute.
Prosecute Syrian Security Leadership.