Examples of using Torture in English and their translations into Arabic
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Colloquial
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Political
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
There are several reports of torture and beatings of the detainees.
Your men torture my father. What is the meaning of this?
First you beat up and torture somebody, then force him to become an approver?
It was torture in the beginning but gradually I could run longer and faster.
Those who torture on this Earth must live in fear of punishment.
Applying the torture and ill-treatment protection framework to persons with disabilities.
(iii) Failure to criminalize torture in line with the definition provided in the Convention.
You can't just torture someone'cause you think they're guilty.
The insects might be torture, but that's the least of their worries.
Dont torture yourself any more, the perpetrators needs to feel sorry.
Para. 11: Make torture a specific statutory crime(art. 7).
Pay coin, give torture, kill if necessary.
It takes me two days of torture before I have a nice talk with him when he visits.
Ms. S. claims that she would risk torture and execution upon return to the Islamic Republic of Iran and that her forced return to that country would therefore constitute a violation by Sweden of article 3 of the Convention.
The Special Representative welcomes statements against torture by the Minister of Justice and Minister of the Interior and the beginning of efforts to discourage law enforcement personnel from using torture to extract confessions
There is strong evidence, however, that the statements to the investigative judge were made under torture and should therefore, according to international human rights standards which apply in the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, not be accepted in evidence.
In 1992, a letter was sent to the Government concerning the Rohingya citizens of Myanmar who, as Muslims, were reportedly subjected to extrajudicial execution, torture, arbitrary detention, forced disappearances, displacement, and the destruction of towns and mosques.
Mr. Juan Méndez, Special Rapporteur on torture, cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment; Mr. Claudio Grossman, Chair of the Committee against Torture; and Mr. Malcolm Evans, Chair of the Subcommittee on the Prevention of Torture.
Argentina, which in its past suffered systematic violations of human rights characterized by torture, forced disappearances and summary executions of its citizens, has taken decisive steps through its domestic legislation to put an end to impunity.
The Special Rapporteur received several allegations of torture of people detained in cachots in Bujumbura or in the provinces, and during individual interviews, he was able to see signs of torture on the bodies of some inmates.