Examples of using Were not informed in English and their translations into Spanish
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During this time, they were not informed that they had a right to legal counsel,
In addition, the members of Mr. Mammadov's family who were present during the search were not informed of their rights.
Mr. Yusuf and Mr. Ahmed were not informed of the duration of their detention,
he and Joanna were not informed of his father's death in 1387.
The affected Maya villages were not informed of the oil exploration activities,
Secondly, they were not informed about a pre-installed automatic thrust system Automatic Thrust Restoration or ATR.
These police stations were not informed of the project and were never visited until the final endline survey.
The families of those who died were not informed, and the place of burial was not always known.
The sisters were not informed that the seminar was a record industry event for unsigned artists,
supervision that the families of detained persons were not informed in two cases during the reference period.
There was reportedly no access to lawyers on the part of Palestinian prisoners in numerous cases and their families were not informed about the trials.
these seven persons were not informed of the reasons for their arrest.
JS2 also stated that migrants were not informed, prior to their arrest
The parents were not informed of the abortion if the woman did not want them to be. .
They were detained secretly and were not informed of any charges, and consequently it can be established that the detentions had no legal basis.
Communities were not informed about the project, and the company began explorations without legal permits.
I am only surprised we were not informed of it direct, given that the catastrophe occurred in our own garden.
Judicial authorities were not informed or allowed to determine the legality of the arrest and detention.
The communities concerned had not been consulted and were not informed of local development plans.
The greatest obstacle to access to justice was that people were not informed of their rights and language support was therefore essential.