Examples of using To submit a communication in English and their translations into Arabic
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of international investigation or settlement; abuse of the right to submit a communication.
Exhaustion of domestic remedies; substantiation of the complaint; abuse of the right to submit a communication.
(d) That the communication is not an abuse of the right to submit a communication in conformity with article 14;
Finally, the State party stresses that the author did not register as a presidential candidate, which constitutes an abuse of his right to submit a communication to the Committee.
For a detailed explanation on how to submit a communication to special procedures, see NGOs and Special Procedures.
It further refers to the Committee ' s practice that a reasonable explanation needs to be provided in order to submit a communication to the Committee with a considerable delay.
I therefore suggest deleting this reference to paragraph 2 so as not to place greater constraints on the right to submit a communication and the possibilities of examining it.
(d) That the communication is not an abuse of the right to submit a communication in conformity with article 14;
Procedural issues: Exhaustion of domestic remedies; substantiation of the complaint; abuse of the right to submit a communication.
(d) That the communication is not an abuse of the right to submit a communication in conformity with article 14;
groups of individuals who are unable to submit a communication themselves could authorize a representative to submit a communication on their behalf.
The next question dealt with by the Committee was whether an individual should be permitted to submit a communication.
Optional Protocol does not establish any deadline for the submission of communications, and that the period of time elapsing before doing so, other than in exceptional cases, does not in itself constitute an abuse of the right to submit a communication.
In this respect, the delegation of China is of the opinion that the phrase of‘an abuse of the right to submit a communication' contained in subparagraph 4 of paragraph 2 of this article applies to communications submitted for political purpose.
other persons) on behalf of individuals claiming a violation of their rights constitutes an abuse of the mandate of the Committee and of the right to submit a communication.
The State party further contends that author ' s communication should be declared inadmissible on the ground that it constitutes an abuse of the right to submit a communication, within the meaning of article 3 of the Optional Protocol.
At its 100th session, the Committee decided to amend rule 96 of its rules of procedure, which describes the admissibility criteria, in order to define the situations where the delay could constitute an abuse of the right to submit a communication.
On admissibility, the State party denies that the petitioner has legal standing to submit a communication under article 14, paragraph 1, of the Convention, as it is a legal entity
Without an explanation for the time needed by the author, I concluded that her communication should have been declared inadmissible for constituting an abuse of the right to submit a communication, under article 4(2)(d) of the Optional Protocol.