Examples of using Protected persons in English and their translations into Russian
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Palestinians living under occupation are"protected persons" and thus the focus of the obligations of Israel under humanitarian law therein.
Under certain limited circumstances, protected persons detained in occupied territory may forfeit their rights of communication in accordance with article 5,
Protected persons[…] in the occupied territory must be able to practise their religion freely, without any restrictions
In addition, the Occupying Power must not detain protected persons in an area“particularly exposed to the dangers of war unless the security of the population
The Fourth Geneva Convention contains provisions governing the treatment of civilians(protected persons) in time of international armed conflict.
in the context of the interception of the vessels must be considered protected persons.
In accordance with international law, Palestinian civilians under Israeli occupation constituted protected persons towards whom Israel had numerous obligations by virtue of its status as an occupying Power.
Protected Persons shall be admitted to the Program upon signing a Memorandum of Understanding with the Protection Authority.
It is prohibited to employ protected persons for work outside the occupied territory article 51 3.
The Geneva Convention Relative to the Protection of Civilian Persons in Time of War recognizes the right of aliens who are protected persons to leave the territory of a party to the conflict.
have the right to go to all places where protected persons are found,
civilian or internationally protected persons or objects.
All feasible precautions must be taken to ensure that protected persons and objects are not targeted.
other acts of violence against protected persons.
A number of provisions exist detailing the treatment of persons within the occupied territory termed protected persons under the convention.
expectant mothers, protected persons, the aged, or the disabled.
Article 5 of the Fourth Geneva Convention makes it crystal clear that any action against protected persons must be carried out on an individual, case-by-case basis.
From article 32 derives the prohibition of"taking any measure of such a character as to cause the physical suffering or extermination of protected persons.
who under the rules of humanitarian law are included in the"protected persons" group.
It is recalled that article 49 of the Fourth Geneva Convention prohibits individual forcible transfer or deportation of protected persons,"regardless of their motive.