Examples of using Libyan legislation in English and their translations into Russian
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Libyan legislation protected the rights of all citizens, regardless of gender,
that anyone who perpetrates such acts is a criminal and that Libyan legislation calls for the expulsion of any criminal.
said that the Convention formed an integral part of Libyan legislation and that many provisions defined discriminatory, racist or xenophobic crimes
Considering the fact that there is no inconsistency between the provisions of the said optional protocol and Libyan legislation concerning the protection of human rights within the framework of the application of the rules of criminal procedure.
little information was provided on how Libyan legislation and administrative practice effectively guaranteed those rights.
AI recommended introducing in Libyan legislation an absolute prohibition of torture
Under Libyan legislation, every individual has the right to complain to the judicial authorities of any ill-treatment he has suffered
an expert group formed to review Libyan legislation had made considerable progress.
With regard to rehabilitation, under Libyan legislation every citizen is guaranteed access to rehabilitation facilities,
All the provisions of the Convention had their equivalent in Libyan legislation, and civil servants were made systematically aware of the importance of respecting human rights, which was a
that an actual comparison between the provisions of the Convention and Libyan legislation shows that they are being fully applied, for two reasons.
Should it come to light that any aspect of article 16 is not covered by Libyan legislation, the shortcoming can be remedied by applying the provisions of the Convention since they are binding on the Libyan courts.
on 6 May 2008, including a research paper entitled"Woman in Libyan legislation and the difficulties of application.
Acts of terrorism were subject to the most severe penalties under Libyan legislation, and the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya had acceded to a number of related international conventions and was in process of acceding to others.
HR Committee was also concerned that under Libyan legislation the death penalty could be imposed for the establishment of groups,
Libyan legislation contains provisions of international conventions
the relevant Libyan legislation prohibits any transfer of funds otherwise than through banks authorized to conduct banking in accordance with the rules,
that the provisions of the Convention are directly enforceable, Libyan legislation contains safeguards which are designed to protect the basic freedoms
The Jamahiriya undertakes to do so in cases other than those in which Libyan legislation does not allow extradition,