Examples of using Vitebsk in English and their translations into Arabic
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Peschel was killed in action on 30 June 1944 during the Vitebsk- Orsha Offensive.
The State party points out that the author himself has admitted that he participated in the street procession on 25 March 2009 in Vitebsk and carried a white, red and white flag, whereby he publicly expressed his social and political opinion and sought to attract attention.
When, however, they boarded a bus to continue to Voroni and Kopti villages, the Deputy Head of the Vitebsk District Department of Internal Affairs entered the bus and announced that he was breaking up the commemoration and that all the bus passengers were being detained as participants at an unauthorized mass event(" picket").
When the participants boarded the bus to continue to Voroni and Kopti villages, the Deputy Head of the Vitebsk District Department of Internal Affairs entered the bus and announced that he was breaking up the commemoration and that all passengers were being detained as participants in an unauthorized mass event.
The Vitebsk Regional Court noted that, on an earlier occasion, on 27 April 2007, the author had been found guilty of committing an administrative offence under article 23.34, part 1, of the Code on Administrative Offences and ordered him to pay a fine of 155,000 Belarusian roubles.
The Vitebsk District Court concluded that, by actively taking part in a mass event in a public place and, in particular, by holding unfurled flags and a cross for a long period of time on the parking lot with the other participants at the mass event, the author publicly expressed his personal and other interests.
When the participants arrived at the parking lot next to the venue for the commemoration in Polyai village, police officers demanded that the commemoration be stopped, as in the opinion of the Deputy Head of the Vitebsk District Department of Internal Affairs, it was an unauthorized mass event, i.e. a" picket".
Accordingly, the author ' s allegation that Decision No. 820 regarding the procedure for the organization and conduct of mass events in Vitebsk city restricts the right to freedom of opinion and belief and their free expression as well as the right of peaceful assembly of the citizens of Vitebsk is groundless.
On 11 February 2008, the Deputy Chairperson of the Supreme Court dismissed the appeal submitted by Mr. Yasinovich to the Chairperson of the Supreme Court on 12 December 2007 under the supervisory review procedure against the decision of the Novopolotsk City Court of 25 September 2007 and the ruling of the Vitebsk Regional Court of 10 October 2007.
subsequently fined 620,000 Belarusian roubles(20 basic units) for distributing newspapers and informative leaflets on 27 July 2006 in Vitebsk.
On 11 January 2008, the Deputy Chairperson of the Supreme Court dismissed the appeal submitted by Mr. Shevchenko to the Chairperson of the Supreme Court on 19 November 2007 under the supervisory review procedure against the decision of the Novopolotsk City Court of 25 September 2007 and the ruling of the Vitebsk Regional Court of 17 October 2007.
The Committee applied the same jurisprudence in cases Nos. 1835 & 1837/2008(Yasinovich and Shevchenko v. Belarus), where it further noted that the authors had appealed to the Chairperson of the Supreme Court with the request to initiate a supervisory review of the decisions of the Novopolotsk City Court and the rulings of the Vitebsk Regional Court, and that these appeals were rejected.
On 30 October 2007, the author, together with about thirty other inhabitants of Vitebsk who all had relatives who had been shot dead in the Stalinist camps or had died from diseases during forced labour in Soviet Russia in the 1930s- 1950s, took part in a commemorative service.
At the beginning of 2006, the author tried to renew his subscription in a postal office in Vitebsk, but was informed that the newspaper was no longer included in the catalogue of periodicals available for subscription with Belpochta, and therefore he could not have a subscription there.
Andrei Haidukou, an opposition activist and leader of the Union of Young Intellectuals, was sentenced in November 2013 by the Vitebsk Regional Court to one and a half years ' imprisonment for attempting to establish cooperation with the security or intelligence agencies of a foreign State.
It further notes that, even if he claims that he was never informed on the possibilities to appeal against the decision of the court to fine him for hooliganism, the author has complained to the Vitebsk Regional Court and to the Supreme Court, under a supervisory review procedure, invoking the alleged irregularities made by the presiding judge.
In addition, given that the location suggested by the author for his picket was not among the permitted locations, the permission was refused in accordance with decision No. 820 of 24 October 2003 of the Vitebsk City Executive Committee regarding the procedure for organization and conduct of public gatherings in Vitebsk, which determines that public gatherings can only be organized in a few specified locations in Vitebsk.
She refers to the Town Executive Committee ' s Decision No. 820 of 24 October 2003 regarding the procedure for the organization and conduct of mass events in Vitebsk city(hereinafter Decision No. 820), and claims that it significantly restricts the right to freedom of opinion and belief and their free expression as well as the right of peaceful assembly of the citizens of Vitebsk.
On 12 April 2009, the author notes inter alia that the administrative proceedings initiated against her were of a political nature and that she has exhausted all available and effective remedies by appealing the decision of the Zheleznodorozhny District Court of Vitebsk to the Vitebsk Regional Court on 30 March 2008 and by submitting a further appeal to the Supreme Court of Belarus on 22 April 2008.
Vitebsk Station.
