Examples of using Without due process in English and their translations into Arabic
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Chance doesn't like to deliver a sentence without due process being served.
The vast majority of an estimated 8,000 conflict-related detainees is also held without due process.
Vice Admiral Zamora Induta continues to be detained without due process since 1 April 2010.
The large number of detainees being held without due process remains a source of concern.
It referred to arrest of migrant workers and deportation of union leaders without due process.
In 2011, UNCT noted that the Constitution protected citizens from arbitrary evictions without due process.
Persons unlawfully deprived of liberty or convicted without due process must be granted compensation and rehabilitation.
One of the major human rights challenges remains the detention of thousands of persons without due process.
It covers the use of violence against non-combatants and also the execution of alleged criminals without due process.
But, Lyla, holding Cayden James without due process, that's not a bunch of crap.
The latter were subject to arbitrary arrest, detention without due process, death threats and administrative harassment.
Demolitions and evictions had often been undertaken without due process, adequate compensation, and access to legal recourse.
imprisoned on spurious charges, without due process.
These restrictions on freedom of movement appeared to be ordered outside normal legal procedures and without due process.
Article 8(2)(c)(iv): War crime of sentencing or execution without due process.
Article 8(2)(c)(iv). War crime of sentencing or execution without due process.
The property of important business entities was requisitioned by Israeli military authorities without due process or any credible security justification.
The post-election protests of 2008 had been met with violence, intimidation, arrests without due process and forced confessions.
Residents of urban settlements and homeless persons face disproportionate levels of police intervention and use of force without due process.
It is my firm conviction that all parties must release persons detained against their will and held without due process.