Examples of using Protected by article in English and their translations into French
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the rights of indigenous peoples had already been guaranteed and protected by article 88 of the Constitution.
Private meetings on private premises are protected by article 15 of the Constitution, which formally recognizes
the written word are protected by article 29 of the Constitution which,
that effective remedies are available to enforce the rights protected by article 12.
Freedom of religious belief is guaranteed and protected by article 43 of the 1993 Constitution, which states:“Citizens of both sexes enjoy freedom of belief…”.
judicial practices relating to the rights protected by article 12, taking into account the issues discussed in the present general comment.
In employment matters women were also protected by article 48 of the supreme decree establishing regulations relating to the single article of the Employment Promotion Act,
This right is protected by article 28 of the Constitution, whereby the State recognizes the right of unionization,
only in exceptional circumstances will such relationship not be protected by article 17.
which is protected by Article 75 of the Constitution,
The rights of the family based on marriage are protected by Article 41 and 42 of the Constitution
Apart from the unenumerated personal rights of the child constitutionally protected by article 40.3.1, children shared the general constitutional rights with adults.
ethnic minorities constituted a serious violation of the principles of non-refoulement and non-expulsion protected by article 5 of the Convention.
The authors' counsel also notes that it is not reasonable to submit a fundamental right such as that protected by article 18 to public polls.
the Committee recalls its jurisprudence that criminal investigation and consequential prosecution are necessary remedies for violations of human rights such as those protected by article 6.
to choose a job in the Kingdom of Cambodia is exercised without any discrimination and protected by article 12 of the labour law.
consequential prosecution are necessary remedies for violations of human rights such as those protected by article 6.
It recalls its jurisprudence that criminal investigation and consequential prosecution are necessary remedies for violations of human rights such as those protected by article 6.
therefore was protected by Article 74 of the Constitution.
The source describes extensively in its communication transmitted to the Working Group a set of violations regarding due process, as protected by article 14 of the ICCPR.