Examples of using Cases concern in English and their translations into Spanish
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The Special Representative emphasizes the need for more expeditious responses in urgent appeals addressed to Governments as such cases concern defenders whose life,
These cases concern small, infra-local hotels and tourism installations rather than whole areas,
The newly reported cases concern a trader and a doctor;
The three newly reported cases concern Ernesto Dumbi,
the majority of cases concern the restitution of private property.
Generally speaking, these cases concern cantonal or communal police officers accused of offences ranging from assault to bodily injury,
The other two cases concern a peasant who is said to have disappeared in San Roane,
involvement of more than one mechanism in respect of the same cases, if different aspects of those cases concern the mandates of different mechanisms.
The Department of Management did not accept this recommendation on the basis that a significant number of cases concern the non-renewal of contracts,
Three cases concern Po Po Pyi Sone
Three newly reported cases concern members of the Bayan Muna opposition party, including a well-known political organizer;
A significant number of reported cases concern discrimination in the education sector,
Nine cases concern adolescents who were reportedly arrested by security forces in 2001 in Douala on suspicion of theft of a neighbour's cooking gas bottle
A significant number of other cases concern Shi'a Muslims who are reported to have disappeared in the late 1970s
Five cases concern members of the Hadjerai ethnic group who were allegedly arrested in October 1991 by the Chadian security forces,
Most reported cases concern attacks and rapes of girls working in household activities outside of internally displaced persons camps.
The Special Rapporteur has previously addressed the issue under the broader title"violations affecting the population as a whole" because, although the cases concern the killing of a particular person, the aim of the killing
court decisions are awaited. These cases concern the defence of indigenous lands in respect of the construction of the Tabasará 2 Hydroelectric Project,
the New Zealand Human Rights Commission all highlight in their submissions organizational issues and in some cases concern at the impact the designation could have on existing limited resources.
because a significant number of cases concern the non-renewal of contracts,