Examples of using Institutionalized persons in English and their translations into Spanish
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locality is subjecting institutionalized persons to conditions that deprive them of their rights under the Constitution or federal laws.
children, institutionalized persons, those who have been deprived of legal capacity
such as family members, from institutionalizing persons with disabilities on the basis of their disability?
has subjected an institutionalized person to"egregious or flagrant conditions which deprive such persons of any rights,
This mission includes protecting the rights of those with disabilities and institutionalized persons.
The Committee is also concerned about the lack of protection against violence and abuse for institutionalized persons with disabilities.
The lack of appropriate measures for ensuring that institutionalized persons with disabilities have access to the polls and can leave the institutions in question in order to vote.
Similarly, official Mexican standard NOM-025-SSA2-1994 establishes that institutionalized persons with disabilities may refuse to be subjected to scientific research,
Thus, the Attorney-General can sue under the Civil Rights of Institutionalized Persons Act to vindicate the rights of persons involuntarily committed to prisons, jails, hospitals, and institutions for the mentally retarded.
Please provide information on any measures taken to address the discrimination faced by institutionalized persons with mental illnesses
The Committee urges the State party to immediately approve the bill on the creation of a national mechanism for the prevention of torture so that institutionalized persons with disabilities can be monitored
the right not to comply with forced admission to institutional facilities" should not affect the right of authorities to institutionalize persons with disabilities in case their conditions make them dangerous for themselves
Is training for a broad range of criminal justice practitioners on identification of trafficked persons institutionalized?
socially vulnerable persons, persons institutionalized in specialized social welfare institutions,
CRIPA Civil Rights of Institutionalized Persons Act of 1980.
RLUIPA Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act.
training of the disabled and institutionalized persons.
implement psychosocial rehabilitation programmes for institutionalized persons.
The publicity generated by the case was a major contributing factor to the passage of a federal law- the Civil Rights of Institutionalized Persons Act of 1980.
The Civil Rights of Institutionalized Persons Act of 1980 provides protection to mentally disabled persons in State facilities.