Examples of using Conscientious objectors in English and their translations into Spanish
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we call for full legal recognition of the rights of conscientious objectors.
Accordingly, it is not easy to achieve national consensus on the equality of men and women, or conscientious objectors to military service.
According to some refugees, certain countries that ostensibly did not apply the death penalty had reportedly executed conscientious objectors in wartime.
the rights and duties of conscientious objectors as compared to those of persons who serve in the regular military service.
repeatedly punishing conscientious objectors.
prosecutions imposed on conscientious objectors, when no measures were provided to take account of the requirements of their consciences
Those who are conscientious objectors to vaccination should,
In paragraph 20, the Committee notes"the law does not recognize the status of conscientious objectors to military service"
which emphasizes that States should take the necessary measures to refrain from subjecting conscientious objectors to imprisonment.
of the Convention specifically contemplates military service in countries in which conscientious objectors are not recognized.
in which the length of civilian service served by conscientious objectors in Greece is found not to be in conformity with Article 1, paragraph 2 of the Charter, 1.
prohibits the repeated punishment of conscientious objectors for a refusal to perform military service.
constitutional claim regarding article 27 of Law 48 from 1993 before the Constitutional Court, because it did not include conscientious objectors within the group of people who could be exempted from offering OMS.
freedom of religion by not including conscientious objectors.
regional human rights systems would be needed, to enable conscientious objectors, their organisations and human rights NGOs to make an informed choice which system to use.
in 1994, Paraguay had agreed to exempt conscientious objectors from military service until the law had established a body to organize alternative service.
There, Lady Ottoline received and protected many conscientious objectors, who worked on the farm that they set up as an alibi,
Conscientious objectors have allegedly been routinely sentenced by military courts to threeyear terms of imprisonment based on article 44 of the Military Penal Code
With regard to freedom of conscience, the State party should comment on the absence of provisions exempting conscientious objectors from military service and on why such
The Government had begun by consulting a few conscientious objectors, then experts holding divergent views on the issue,