Examples of using Conscientious objectors in English and their translations into French
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persons wishing to be recognized as conscientious objectors did not have the opportunity to be heard by the examining committee,
seriousness of the beliefs of conscientious objectors in itself constitutes discrimination based on the recognition of a difference of treatment between conscripts.
According to the legislation in force, those who are recognized as conscientious objectors shall be obliged to perform civilian service which is double the length of the military service.
there should be no differentiation among conscientious objectors on the basis of the nature of their particular beliefs.
the Committee notes"the law does not recognize the status of conscientious objectors to military service"
I learned to have a sense of belonging to the global family through praying for other continents and supporting conscientious objectors in South Korea.
He wished to know whether the State party allowed persons who did not wish to discharge compulsory military service to opt for the status of conscientious objectors.
ensuring that all conscientious objectors are not subjected to discrimination or punishment.
It urged Uzbekistan to adopt legislation recognizing the right of conscientious objection and to ensure that conscientious objectors are not subjected to discrimination or punishment.
A review of the practice of the member States of the European Union on this issue reveals that only in exceptional cases have conscientious objectors and deserters from Former Yugoslavia been granted status as refugees in accordance with the Geneva Convention.
more than 700 conscientious objectors have been sentenced
HR Committee recommended the adoption of a law exempting conscientious objectors from compulsory military service and providing for alternative
In many cases conscientious objectors have been criminally prosecuted according to article 328 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation“evading military or alternative civilian service”.
Release all conscientious objectors from imprisonment and, in particular,
The Committee recommends that the laws concerning conscientious objectors be amended in order to ensure their fair treatment under the law and to reduce the
Conscientious objectors, for their part, have indicated that they wish the law on conscientious objection to be enacted without haste in order to avoid impairing the constitutional guarantee that has clearly been stipulated.
Forum 18 News Service in its reply also indicated that Turkmenistan imprisoned conscientious objectors to military service
The Committee is concerned that there is no alternative civilian service that permits conscientious objectors to exercise their rights in accordance with the provisions of the Covenant art. 18.
The Committee is also concerned that conscientious objectors, overwhelmingly Jehovah's Witnesses, are still imprisoned
The impression gained from the report was that the Italian legislature regarded conscientious objectors as second-class citizens
