Examples of using The delegation explained in English and their translations into Arabic
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Regarding the ratification of the International Convention on the Protection of the Rights of All Migrant Workers and Members of Their Families, the delegation explained that the States members of the European Union, including Hungary, had not joined the Convention because its provisions were governed by European Union regulations.
Responding to the comment raised on a reported general climate of impunity, the delegation explained that, unlike the past, members of the police and TNI who committed excesses in carrying out their responsibilities to maintain law and order have been held accountable and brought before the relevant courts.
On the issue of a group recently detained in the United Arab Emirates, the delegation explained that the country had to deal with the challenge of extremist organizations, which did not share the United Arab Emirates ' progressive vision of society, including the empowerment of women and pursuing religious tolerance.
The delegation explained that the national report, which had been drafted by an interministerial committee under the auspices of the Prime Minister, had been subjected to a series of reviews, beginning with all the ministerial departments involved in human rights, followed by civil society organizations and, lastly, at a joint Government/civil society workshop.
To improve access to justice for female victims of violence, the delegation explained, the Domestic Violence Prevention Act of 2013 allowed domestic violence cases to be filed not only by the police but also by a victim,
In further response to concerns raised about assaults and brutality in police custody, the delegation explained that, in cases in which evidence had been obtained by means of assault by the police, the prosecution would not continue and the matter would be referred to the Commissioner of Police for investigation and possible criminal charges against the officers.
The delegation explained, however, that the country ' s recent history, particularly in the last decade, had been a very difficult period for its people owing to a series of political and military crises that had resulted in serious violence against individual citizens, many of them in prominent political or military positions.
On labour rights, the delegation explained that the United Arab Emirates had an extensive strategy for safeguarding the rights of workers and improving their work and living conditions, and that it was fully committed to strengthening the rights of workers so that they could enjoy opportunity in the United Arab Emirates, free of any form of abuse or exploitation.
He requested clarification concerning the continued availability of an option allowing states to exclude non-qualified legal immigrants from full coverage under Medicaid and its Children ' s Health Insurance Program, and asked how the delegation explained the reasonableness and proportionality of such a distinction between different groups of legal immigrants.
As to the issue of the independence and impartiality of the Media Council, the delegation explained that a number of legal guarantees existed to ensure its independence, including the fact that the Council was comprised of professionals elected by a two-thirds majority of the National Assembly, and that Council members were required to have no political party affiliation and were not to accept instructions from anyone.
In response to the question on what measures have been taken to improve the functioning of the educational system in Mali, the delegation explained that the gross rate of enrolment in the first educational cycle has risen from 82 per cent in 2009 to 83.4 per cent in 2010.
With regard to advance questions raised by Sweden and the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland concerning the ratification of several international instruments, such as the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights(ICCPR) and the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities(CRPD), the delegation explained that the Constitution of Sao Tome and Principe and legislation adopted to date had already incorporated the principles of the above-mentioned instruments.
Could the delegation explain why that was the case and describe the measures being taken by the State party to address the matter?
Noting that customary law and case law provided the basis on which courts ruled on the sharing of marital property, she would appreciate the delegation explaining its customary law and indicating any trends in case law.
Could the delegation explain the difference? Article 90 of the Code redefined discrimination so that a given distinction which aimed to violate human rights or had that effect was now a criminal offence.
Furthermore, if domestic violence was" fully covered" by the provisions of the Code, could the delegation explain what measures were in place to stop the perpetrators of domestic violence returning to the family home after their conviction?
With regard to the detention of those awaiting trial, she asked that the delegation explain the operation of the system whereby the duration of pre-trial detention was fixed in accordance with the penalty applicable to the offence and what criteria were applied to determine whether the period of pre-trial detention was reasonable.
The delegation explained the difficulties that have made this report a unique one.
The delegation explained that there was no violence during the 2007 election.