In exercising this right, they shall be afforded protection against intimidation and reprisals.

Victims of trafficking must be afforded adequate protection.

5. This article shall be without prejudice to any right afforded to victims of trafficking in persons by any domestic law of the receiving State Party.

These persons must either be afforded their right of judicial process or be released forthwith.

No one shall be afforded privileges or suffer disadvantage on account of his or her birth, race, ethnicity, language, or political, philosophical or religious beliefs and opinions.

Protection should therefore be afforded to minorities generally, not because they belonged to linguistic minorities.

And that hospital could have afforded flashlights.

A balance should be found between the rights and protection afforded to the accused, victims and witnesses.

3. Mutual legal assistance to be afforded in accordance with this article may be requested for any of the following purposes

3. Mutual legal assistance to be afforded in accordance with this article may be requested for any of the following purposes

According to the new chapter II of the Finnish Constitution Act, which entered into force on 1 August 1995, all persons shall be equal before the law and no one shall be afforded a different status on grounds of, inter alia, origin, language, religion or conviction (sect. 5).

Witnesses have often to be extracted from difficult environments, afforded considerable protection before and after testimony and sometimes re located.

Witnesses have often to be extracted from difficult environments, afforded considerable protection before and after testimony and sometimes re located.

It's kind of the loss leader, and then as soon as it looks interesting, it can't be afforded, or it can't be scaled out.

7. This article shall be without prejudice to any right afforded to persons who have been the object of conduct set forth in article 6 of this Protocol by any domestic law of the receiving State Party.

Protection should be afforded to humanitarian aid workers and other agency personnel, while parties to disputes should not be allowed to use refugees as weapons .

They could have afforded to purchase these things, but they didn't.

In doing so, she was afforded extensive cooperation by the Government.

2. Within six months, the receiving State shall submit to the Committee explanations or statements and the remedy, if any, that may have been afforded by that State. 3.

While the 1994 Convention afforded significant protections, it needed to be reinforced in an international context characterized by heretofore unknown forms of violence.

United Nations and associated personnel at particular risk should be afforded a similar level of protection to that provided under the 1973 Convention.

The intention is that children or juveniles should not be treated like ordinary criminals but should be afforded every opportunity to stay in society and be brought up as respectable citizens.

They were fact finding missions which also afforded the opportunity to make recommendations.

The report had also recommended that the topic should be afforded explicit attention in the context of the World Summit on the Information Society.

To be able to enter and exit at will is a key sovereign right which we also hope will be afforded to Palestinians in the West Bank before long.

This contradicts the Government apos s claim that the detainees are afforded visitation rights.

In addressing poverty, hunger and health, attention should be given to the opportunities afforded by forests to help meet the needs of forest dependent people.

The protection regime afforded by the Convention had certain inadequacies that could be addressed to some extent by supplementary instruments such as the draft protocol.

Migrant workers should be afforded full and effective access to social services, educational facilities and personal documents, in accordance with the principle of non discrimination.

Some insolvency laws provide that new lending may be afforded some level of priority over existing secured creditors, (sometimes referred to as a priming lien ).

They may ask to be afforded the guarantees laid down in principles 49 and 50, in particular with a view to seeking reinstatement, where applicable.

They may ask to be afforded the guarantees laid down in principles 41 and 42, in particular with a view to seeking reinstatement, where applicable.

In protecting individuals against discrimination in employment and occupation on the basis of political opinion, the Convention implies that this protection shall be afforded to them in respect of activities expressing or demonstrating opposition to the established political principles, or simply a different opinion.

The international community could not be selective in its approach the right to self determination must be recognized across the board and should be afforded to all peoples, whatever their caste, creed or religion.

The Court then afforded the parties the opportunity to present new evidence, which they declined.

The Committee urges the State party to take effective measures to improve the protection of domestic workers, so as to bring the rights and benefits afforded to domestic workers in line with those afforded to other workers.

There shall be... There shall be Rome.

Such unprivileged combatants must be afforded the customary law guarantees enshrined in common article 3, as supplemented by the provisions of article 6 of Additional Protocol II.

Not that we could have afforded I drive, but to give me the dream of driving.

Tilman, the Government states, was afforded the assistance on 23 June 1994 of proper legal counsel.

shall be the truth, shall be the truth,

Thus, during international armed conflicts and occupations, certain categories of persons, such as POWs, may be detained without the procedural protections otherwise afforded to individuals detained in peacetime.

The Committee asked the Government to indicate how protection would be afforded against discrimination outside recruitment and dismissal practices and disciplinary sanctions, such as in conditions of employment.

Notwithstanding the Agency's exceptionally serious financial situation, its activities had wide support, including moral backing. His delegation hoped that the Agency would be afforded financial help as well.

Criminal justice systems can only be developed based on the rule of law, and the rule of law requires the protection afforded by an effective criminal justice system.