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Naciones Unidas S/2022/85 Consejo de Seguridad Distr. general 8 de febrero de 2022 Español Original: inglés 22-01587 (S) 090222 090222 *2201587* Carta de fecha

According to consistent allegations, suspects are regularly subjected to severe beatings on different parts of the body, including A/HRC/16/51/Add.2 GE.10-17936 11 genitals, with fists, cables and batons, kicking, slapping, often combined with stripping of their clothes and suspensions (including in the so-called poulet rôti (“roast chicken”) position), even in ordinary offices of the Ministry. (...) The treatment was allegedly perpetrated by plain- clothes officers of DSS. 29. The main purpose of the torture was to extract confessions, and sometimes testimonies about third persons.

Naciones Unidas S/2014/928 Consejo de Seguridad Distr. general 22 de diciembre de 2014 Español Original: francés 14-67727 (S) 050115 060115 *1467727*

(México), (U/EW/TSDG/17) Environmental Impacts and Mitigation Costs associated with Cloth and leather Exports in Pakistan, Haider Ghani Mian, IUCN/The World Conservation Union, Islamabad (Pakistán), (U/EW/TSDG/18) Trade, Sustainable Development and Gender: The Case of Tanzania, Godius W.

In the town of Malihah, a clothes shop belonging to Muhammad Amin was set on fire by terrorists. 22.

When she resisted, the inspector fired several shots, tore her clothes, and beat her. The other inspectors drew their guns, forced the women to lie down on the ground, and beat them with clubs. 10. (...) On 10 August 2003, as she was washing clothes in the Luali River, an FAA corporal of the 704th Battalion stationed in Buco Zau threw her into the water and attempted to drown her.

In some cases, infrastructure and donated equipment, particularly garbage and waste disposal facilities, was abandoned and is now unused because of its inadequacy or the lack 10 Available at http://unfccc.int/resource/docs/napa/mdv01.pdf. 11 World Bank, Asian Development Bank and the United Nations system, "Maldives Tsunami: Impact and Recovery, Joint Needs Assessment", 2005, para. 3. 12 Ibid., p. 3. 13 Tsunami Recovery Programme of the United Nations Development Programme, "Beneficiary Satisfaction Survey".

GE.18-07080 (S) 300518 040618  Consejo de Derechos Humanos Grupo de Trabajo sobre las Desapariciones Forzadas o Involuntarias Comunicaciones, casos

GE.10-14509 Human Rights Council Fourteenth session Agenda item 3 Promotion and protection of all human rights, civil, political, economic, social and cultural rights, including the right to

Human rights law requires that water be available continuously and in a sufficient quantity to meet the requirements of personal and domestic use, including drinking, personal hygiene and sanitation, food preparation, washing of clothes and dishes and cleaning.8 Furthermore, the supply needs to be continuous enough to allow for the collection of sufficient amounts to satisfy all needs, without compromising the quality of water. 14. (...) In Tuvalu, groundwater was historically a non-potable secondary water source used for washing dishes and clothes, bathing, food preparation and cleaning where salinity levels were not prohibitive.