Examples of using Replying to question in English and their translations into Arabic
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Mr. WIJNBERG(Netherlands), replying to question 3(medical research),
Replying to question 18, he said that reports of internal surveillance of citizens ' private lives were
Mrs. ZAVADSKAYA(Russian Federation), replying to question(a), said that the Act of the former USSR on" Procedure for Citizens of the USSR to Leave the USSR and to Enter the USSR" had been brought into force in the Russian Federation on 1 January 1993.
Replying to question 14(protection of minorities),
Replying to question 20, he said that article 48 of the Press Law had been invoked 30 times during the past three years to halt the dissemination of printed matter,
Ms. HOCH(Liechtenstein), replying to question 20, said that limitations on the right to freedom of expression could be imposed where exercise of that right posed a threat to the rights or reputation of others, national security, public order or public health or morals.
Replying to question 25, he said that the rights and duties of spouses within marriage and regarding parental authority were laid down in Act No. 97.013 of 11 November 1997 containing the Family Code.
Replying to question 17, he said that arrested
Replying to question 29 concerning human rights training for public servants, he said that
Mr. MAMEDE(Brazil), replying to question 3, said that efforts to raise public awareness of the Covenant were continuing, and all municipalities would appoint human rights secretariats in due course.
Ms. BAEKOVA(Kyrgyzstan), replying to question 18, explained that the establishment and activities of NGOs were governed by provisions of the Constitution, the Civil Code, the Law on NonCommercial Organizations, and international instruments and treaties that had been ratified by her country.
Ms. GUTIERREZ(Philippines), replying to question 1, said that, in the case of People v. Mercado,
Mr. VILLARES E SILVA(Brazil), replying to question 1 of the list of issues, said that educational policies for indigenous peoples ensured respect for their cultures and societies, and promoted the learning of indigenous languages.
Replying to question 25, he said the OAS election monitoring mission had concluded that the general elections held that year in Peru had fallen far short of international standards.
Mr. Tzantchev(Bulgaria), replying to question 16 of the list of issues,
Ms. DUBÓN VILLEDA(Honduras), replying to question No. 16, said that, as indicated in the written replies, the Constitutional Chamber of the Supreme Court of Justice had declared unconstitutional the offence of offending, insulting, or threatening a public functionary in the performance of his or her official duties.
Mr. VILLARES E SILVA(Brazil), replying to question 10, said that the legal capacity of an indigenous person was considered to be equal to that of other Brazilian citizens, and was regulated by the Indigenous Persons Statute(Law No. 6,001/73) and the Constitution.
Replying to question 13 concerning travel restrictions, he said that citizens needed a travel permit to go to the Military Demarcation Line(the border with the Republic of Korea), military bases, munitions factories and other restricted areas.
Mr. LEBEDEV(Russian Federation), replying to question 22, said that, in the light of financial irregularities, the courts had ordered the television stations NTV and TV-6 to change their management; no government officials had interfered in the case.
Replying to question(b), he said that all allegations of mistreatment were systematically investigated and, in cases where abuses of authority had been confirmed, those responsible had been duly punished.