Examples of using Testimonies collected in English and their translations into Spanish
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According to testimonies collected by the Global Workers Defender Network in the states of Oaxaca
Based on the testimonies collected, the Working Group notes that because local security guards,
With the support of the President of the Chamber of Representatives, we managed to organize, at Parliament premises, an exhibition of a selection of"Cut-out friends" and other testimonies collected throughout the Global Action Week, held during the month of June and at present this exhibition is traveling throughout the whole country.
Using testimonies collected from human rights organizations,
Many written reports and testimonies collected by the Australian War Crimes Section of the Tokyo tribunal,
Sayo told the Panel that Révolution et justice had conducted a tactical retreat from Markounda, while, according to testimonies collected on the ground by the Panel,
Testimony collected by the Visayan Forum Foundation, with the support of the ILO.
The testimony collected by Christian Solidarity International had been corroborated by other investigators,
Testimony collected by the Special Committee in April
The body of testimony collected is the subject of a new film that visitors can see as a pre-release at this exhibition.
The report collates and summarizes testimony collected throughout the country over a threeyear period on cases of enforced
most tragic massacres in European history and acting as a container for documents and testimony collected and recovered over the years.
The MAG reviewed the testimony collected in the course of the investigation and concluded that,
In 1981, the testimony collected by Jean-Pierre Joecker(director
Testimony collected by the Special Rapporteur indicates that most of the untried prisoners are sent to Mpimba prison on the basis of short-term detention warrants(15 days to 1 month,
According to eyewitness testimonies collected in Taindicome, 47 persons from the village along with the 50 other captives were beaten to death with machetes, hoes and other implements.
According to eyewitness testimonies collected by the Group, some of which were corroborated by that Office,
The Mission notes that a thread running through many of the Israeli soldiers' testimonies collected by the Israeli NGO Breaking the Silence is that they had no encounters with Palestinian combatants.
It should be noted that, according to a number of testimonies collected by the Mission, during the occupation of Timbuktu armed groups used the BMS premises as a detention centre for women.
The Group therefore gathered evidence from the testimonies collected from witnesses who travelled from South Africa to the front-line States(Botswana and Zimbabwe),