Examples of using Arbitrary arrest in English and their translations into Italian
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of cases of arbitrary arrest and detention without trial.
on behalf of the European Parliament People's Party, on the arbitrary arrest of Tomislav Matanovic, a priest in Prijedor,
intimidation, arbitrary arrest and politically motivated charges against human rights defenders,
The remedy against arbitrary arrest, for example-- what English law and the United States Constitution refer to as"habeas corpus"-- forms Article 47 of the Charter on the"Right to an effective remedy and to a fair trial.
the widespread human rights violations and the harassment and arbitrary arrest of parliamentarians, religious leaders
in these violations and cruelly betrayed their duty under Egyptian law to protect people from enforced disappearances, arbitrary arrest, torture and other ill-treatment.
intimidation, arbitrary arrest, imprisonment of civilians for exercising their civic rights,
defending human rights, or challenging the arbitrary arrest of a relative.
abduction and arbitrary arrest of students, teachers
Many of the prisoners have suffered arbitrary arrest, violence, abuse,
the demolition of homes and businesses, arbitrary arrest and unlawful detention of hundreds of thousands of Palestinians,
which have led to the arbitrary arrest of aid workers on charges of religious proselytising
repressive legislation, arbitrary arrest and imprisonment, intimidation,
attacks on its headquarters, confiscation of documents, arbitrary arrest of many of its leaders and their conviction of the basis of fabricated evidence, etc.
King Władysław II Jagiełło granted the nobility a guarantee against arbitrary arrest, similar to the English Magna Carta's Habeas corpus,
and protection against arbitrary arrest and freedom of religion,
the fresh cases of arbitrary arrest and of censorship; secondly,
The Consul's arbitrary arrest by the Burmese authorities for operating telephones
this judgment is unbelievable since the paper subsequently notes problems of arbitrary arrest, incommunicado detention,
the pushing of demonstrators to the ground, and the arbitrary arrest of citizens who represent no danger, are very clearly described.