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This commenced in June 2006; • the Coroner recommended improved assessment and monitoring of watch-house detainees. The Queensland Police Service will review current processes with advice from relevant departments and Indigenous groups. (...) Despite Mulrunji’s protests he was arrested and told by Hurley that he was going to the watch house. What happened after Mulrunji arrived at the Police Station? (...) Mulrunji was still clearly in a physical condition to actively resist Senior Sergeant Hurley and to throw a punch at the Sergeant at the watch house after he was removed from the vehicle.

See submission for cases cited. 36 The Legal Center for Arab Minority Rights in Israel, page 2. 37 Front Line, page 3. 38 Amnesty International page 6. Human Rights Watch page 3. 39 The Legal Center for Arab Minority Rights in Israel, page 3-4. 40 Human Rights Watch, page 5. 41 The Legal Center for Arab Minority Rights in Israel, page 5. (...) See submission for cases cited. 48 Human Rights Watch, page 2; Amnesty International, pages 7-8. 49 The Civic Coalition for Jerusalem, pages 5-6. 50 Conscience and Peace Tax International pages 1-3. (...) See also submission from the Federación de Asociaciones de Defensa y Promoción de los Derechos Humanos; The Centre on Housing Rights and Evictions. 102 International Commission of Jurists pages 2-3; Human Rights Watch page 1. 103 Human Rights Watch page 3. 104 Human Rights Watch, page 1. 105 Al Marsad, pages 3 -5. -----

مليــون دو ر إىل 23مــارن هــونر مــن وزارة خارجيــة الــو ت املتحــدة ي ــر بت ــدمي متويــل م ــدارر [4] .https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=792ODrhwKkk: البيضاءاخلوذ اهكاقات املعونة اإلنسانية يف سورية الك منحت ا املديرية العامة للمعونة اإلنسانية واحلمايـة املدنيـة [5] .http://ec.europa.eu/echo/files/funding/agreements/agreements_2015.pdf 2015يف عام [6] Vanessa Beeley: The White Helmets - War by Way of Deception - Part I: http://21stcenturywire.com/2015/10/23/syrias-white-helmets-war-by-way-of-deception- part-1/ (...) نيفـــرة يف إدلـــأ يف جب ـــة ال فيـــديو يظ ـــر عنيفـــرا مـــن ذوي اخلـــوذ البيضـــاء يضـــرب ســـ ينا لـــدى [٨] .https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=56xTAYp6zz0 :2015 ذار/مارس .[Vanessa Beeley War by Way of Deception Part II [7انظر: [9] ةــمير: وتــوي الكيــديو علــى مشــالد عنيكــة إلعــدام أســريين مــن أســرى احلــرب مــن أفــراد ا ــي [10] .https://www.youtube.com/watch? (...) ادات أخــمت مــن مــدنيني ســوريني مــررين مــن ا حــت ل الــمي قادهــه لميــع شــ -فانيســا بيلــي [16] .https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OBkn78q_t_Q&t=161sجب ة النيفرة لشرق حلأ: حلــأ واملركــز الر يســي للذــوذ يف شــرق M10الكيــديو الــمي صــورر بيــري لــو كــورف يف مستشــكى [17] .https://www.youtube.com/watch?

The Special Rapporteur met persons who themselves or whose relatives had allegedly been victims of torture and other forms of ill-treatment and he received verbal and/or written information from non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and members of civil society, including the following: Human Rights Watch Office in Tashkent, Mothers against Death Penalty and Torture, Legal Aid Society, the Human Rights Society for Uzbekistan (OPCHU), the Independent Human Rights Society for Uzbekistan (NOPCHU), Freedom House, Mazlum, Ezgulik Human Rights Society, the Committee for Legal Assistance to Prisoners, the Initiative Group for Human Rights, the Centre for Democratic Initiatives and the Tashkent Group for the Defence of Human Rights. (...) He explained, however, that detainees under “strict regime” may receive only four visits per year, two of them of a longer duration (up to three days).

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(٧٥)ﻟﺬﻟﻚ ﻻ ﺗﺘﻤﻜﻦ ﺑﻌﺾ ﺍﳌﺼﺎﺑﺎﺕ ﺑﺎﳌﺮﺽ ﻣﻦ ﺍﳊﺼﻮﻝ ﻋﻠﻰ ﺍﻟﻌﻼﺝ ﺍﳌﻨﻘﺬ ﻟﻠﺤﻴﺎﺓ ﺔ ﺍﻟﺮﺋﻴﺴﻴﺔ ﺍﻷﻭﻟﻮﻳﺎﺕ ﻭﺍﳌﺒﺎﺩﺭﺍﺕ ﻭﺍﻻﻟﺘﺰﺍﻣﺎﺕ ﺍﻟﻮﻃﻨﻴ- ﺭﺍﺑﻌﺎﹰ "ﻻ ﻳﻨﻄﺒﻖ" ﺑﻨﺎﺀ ﺍﻟﻘﺪﺭﺍﺕ ﻭﺍﳌﺴﺎﻋﺪﺓ ﺍﻟﺘﻘﻨﻴﺔ - ﺧﺎﻣﺴﺎﹰ "ﻻﻳﻨﻄﺒﻖ" setoN 1 lanigiro lla fo stxet lluf eht ;yrammus siht rof noitamrofni detubirtnoc evah woleb detsil sredlohekats ehT ni noitazinagro latnemnrevog-non a setoned ksiretsa enO( .gro.rhcho.www :ta elbaliava era snoissimbus ).licnuoC laicoS dna cimonocE eht htiw sutats evitatlusnoc yteicos liviC A/HRC/WG.6/2/ZMB/3 Page 11 Child Rights Organisations Children in Need Network (CHIN), Zambia Civic Education Association, Plan-International, Save the Children Norway and Sweden in consultation with Child Care and Adoption Society of Zambia, Sport in Action (SIA), Mulumbo Early Childhood Care and Development (MECCDF), Christian Children’s Fund (CC), African Network for the Prevention and Protection of Children Abuse and Neglect (ANPPCAN),Forum for African Women Educationalists in Zambia (FAWEZA), REPSSI, Catholic Relief Services-RAPIDS, Young Women Christian Association (YWCA), OVC-Media, Zambia AIDS Research and Advocacy Network (ZARAN), Zambia National Education Coalition (ZANEC), Project Support Zambia (PSZ), Lusaka, Zambia, joint UPR submission, February 2008 CHRI Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative, New Delhi, India, UPR submission, February 2008* FI-ERI Franciscans International* and Edmund Rice International, joint UPR submission, February 2008 GIEACPC Global Initiative to End All Corporal Punishment of Children, London, United Kingdom, UPR submission, February 2008 GR – ILGHRC Global Rights* and International Gay and Lesbian Human Rights Commission, New York, NY, USA, joint UPR submission, February 2008 HRW Human Rights Watch, Geneva, Switzerland, UPR submission, February 2008* ILGA and other NGOs International Lesbian and Gay Association, ILGA-Europe*, Pan Africa ILGA, Coalition of African Lesbians, Behind the Mask, The Rainbow Project, International Gay and Lesbian Human Rights Commission, ARC International, Brussels, Belgium, joint UPR submission, February 2008 OMCT World Organisation Against Torture, Geneva, Switzerland, UPR submission, February 2008* 2 Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative, New Delhi, India, UPR submission, February 2008, p.1. 3 Children in Need Network, Zambia Civic Education Association, Plan-International, Save the Children Norway and Sweden, Lusaka, Zambia, joint UPR submission, February 2008, p.6. 4 Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative, New Delhi, India, UPR submission, February 2008, p.1. 5 Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative, New Delhi, India, UPR submission, February 2008, p.1. 6 World Organisation Against Torture, Geneva, Switzerland, UPR submission, February 2008, p.2. 7 World Organisation Against Torture, Geneva, Switzerland, UPR submission, February 2008, p.6. 8 Human Rights Watch, Geneva, Switzerland, UPR submission, February 2008, p.2-3. 9 Human Rights Watch, Geneva, Switzerland, UPR submission, February 2008, p.4. 10 Children in Need Network, Zambia Civic Education Association, Plan-International, Save the Children Norway and Sweden, Lusaka, Zambia, joint UPR submission, February 2008, p.1. 11The Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative, p.1. 12 World Organisation Against Torture, Geneva, Switzerland, UPR submission, February 2008, p.1. 13 World Organisation Against Torture, Geneva, Switzerland, UPR submission, February 2008, p.1. 14 World Organisation Against Torture, Geneva, Switzerland, UPR submission, February 2008, p.6. 15 Children in Need Network, Zambia Civic Education Association, Plan-International, Save the Children Norway and Sweden, Lusaka, Zambia, joint UPR submission, February 2008, p.2. 16 Children in Need Network, Zambia Civic Education Association, Plan-International, Save the Children Norway and Sweden, Lusaka, Zambia, joint UPR submission, February 2008, pp.1-2. 17 Children in Need Network, Zambia Civic Education Association, Plan-International, Save the Children Norway and Sweden, Lusaka, Zambia, joint UPR submission, February 2008, p.3. 18 Children in Need Network, Zambia Civic Education Association, Plan-International, Save the Children Norway and Sweden, Lusaka, Zambia, joint UPR submission, February 2008, p.2. 19 Children in Need Network, Zambia Civic Education Association, Plan-International, Save the Children Norway and Sweden, Lusaka, Zambia, joint UPR submission, February 2008, p.4. A/HRC/WG.6/2/ZMB/3 Page 12 20 Children in Need Network, Zambia Civic Education Association, Plan-International, Save the Children Norway and Sweden, Lusaka, Zambia, joint UPR submission, February 2008, pp.2-3. 21 Children in Need Network, Zambia Civic Education Association, Plan-International, Save the Children Norway and Sweden, Lusaka, Zambia, joint UPR submission, February 2008, p.3. 22 Children in Need Network, Zambia Civic Education Association, Plan-International, Save the Children Norway and Sweden, Lusaka, Zambia, joint UPR submission, February 2008, p.5. 23 Human Rights Watch, Geneva, Switzerland, UPR submission, February 2008, pp.3-4. 24 Human Rights Watch, Geneva, Switzerland, UPR submission, February 2008, p.4. 25 Global Rights and International Gay and Lesbian Human Rights Commission, New York, NY, USA, joint UPR submission, February 2008, p.4. 26 World Organisation Against Torture, Geneva, Switzerland, UPR submission, February 2008, p.2. 27 World Organisation Against Torture, Geneva, Switzerland, UPR submission, February 2008, p.2. 28 Children in Need Network, Zambia Civic Education Association, Plan-International, Save the Children Norway and Sweden, Lusaka, Zambia, joint UPR submission, February 2008, p.4. 29 World Organisation Against Torture, Geneva, Switzerland, UPR submission, February 2008, pp.4-5. 30 World Organisation Against Torture, Geneva, Switzerland, UPR submission, February 2008, p.6. 31 World Organisation Against Torture, Geneva, Switzerland, UPR submission, February 2008, p.5. 32 Children in Need Network, Zambia Civic Education Association, Plan-International, Save the Children Norway and Sweden, Lusaka, Zambia, joint UPR submission, February 2008, p.5 and World Organisation Against Torture, Geneva, Switzerland, UPR submission, February 2008, p.2. 33 Children in Need Network, Zambia Civic Education Association, Plan-International, Save the Children Norway and Sweden, Lusaka, Zambia, joint UPR submission, February 2008, p.5. 34 Global Initiative to End All Corporal Punishment of Children, London, United Kingdom, UPR submission, February 2008, p.2. 35 Global Initiative to End All Corporal Punishment of Children, London, United Kingdom, UPR submission, February 2008, p.2; World Organisation Against Torture, Geneva, Switzerland, UPR submission, February 2008, p. 6; Children in Need Network, Zambia Civic Education Association, Plan- International, Save the Children Norway and Sweden, Lusaka, Zambia, joint UPR submission, February 2008, p.4. 36 Children in Need Network, Zambia Civic Education Association, Plan-International, Save the Children Norway and Sweden, Lusaka, Zambia, joint UPR submission, February 2008, p.4. 37 World Organisation Against Torture, Geneva, Switzerland, UPR submission, February 2008, p.5. 38 World Organisation Against Torture, Geneva, Switzerland, UPR submission, February 2008, p.5. 39 World Organisation Against Torture, Geneva, Switzerland, UPR submission, February 2008, p.5. 40 World Organisation Against Torture, Geneva, Switzerland, UPR submission, February 2008, p.6. 41 World Organisation Against Torture, Geneva, Switzerland, UPR submission, February 2008, pp.1-2. 42 World Organisation Against Torture, Geneva, Switzerland, UPR submission, February 2008, p.2. 43 Global Rights and International Gay and Lesbian Human Rights Commission, New York, NY, USA, joint UPR submission, February 2008, p.5. 44 International Lesbian and Gay Association, ILGA-Europe, Pan Africa ILGA, Coalition of African Lesbians, Behind the Mask, The Rainbow Project, International Gay and Lesbian Human Rights Commission and ARC International, Brussels, Belgium, joint UPR submission, February 2008, p.3. 45 Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative, New Delhi, India, UPR submission, February 2008, p.1. 46 Global Rights and International Gay and Lesbian Human Rights Commission, New York, NY, USA, joint UPR submission, February 2008, p.4. 47 Franciscans International and Edmund Rice International,joint UPR submission, February 2008, pp.7-8. 48 Children in Need Network, Zambia Civic Education Association, Plan-International, Save the Children Norway and Sweden, Lusaka, Zambia, joint UPR submission, February 2008, p.6. 49 Franciscans International and Edmund Rice International,joint UPR submission, February 2008, pp.6-7. A/HRC/WG.6/2/ZMB/3 Page 13 50 Children in Need Network, Zambia Civic Education Association, Plan-International, Save the Children Norway and Sweden, Lusaka, Zambia, joint UPR submission, February 2008, p.6. 51 Franciscans International and Edmund Rice International,joint UPR submission, February 2008, pp.6-7. 52 Franciscans International and Edmund Rice International,joint UPR submission, February 2008, pp.5-6. 53 Human Rights Watch, Geneva, Switzerland, UPR submission, February 2008, p.1. 54 Children in Need Network, Zambia Civic Education Association, Plan-International, Save the Children Norway and Sweden, Lusaka, Zambia, joint UPR submission, February 2008, p.5. 55 Franciscans International and Edmund Rice International,joint UPR submission, February 2008, p.3. 56 Franciscans International and Edmund Rice International,joint UPR submission, February 2008, p.3. 57 Human Rights Watch, Geneva, Switzerland, UPR submission, February 2008, p.1

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The Court stated that post- sentence preventive detention is subject to the ban on retroactivity in a strict sense. To date, however, the Court has not ruled out foreseen preventive detention. 29. (...) The issue of retroactivity in the strict sense of the term was raised after the decision of the European Court of Human Rights. (...) Post-sentence preventive detention is to be regarded as a penalty and is therefore subject to the ban on retroactivity in a strict sense. The Federal Constitutional Court requirements for the standards of the detention regime should be followed, in particular so that the conditions satisfy the proportionality requirements by establishing a difference between post-sentence preventive detention and an ordinary prison sentence. 60.

Available at www.who.int/bulletin/volumes/85/8/06-032334/en/. 29 Human‫Rights‫Available‫at/‫https://www.hrw.org/legacy/women.”‫Argentina:Abortion“‫,‫Watch abortion/argentina.html. A/HRC/35/30/Add.3 GE.17-05980 8 had been reported to the police as having undergone illegal abortions and subsequently faced criminal prosecution.30 Such legislation prevents women from seeking necessary medical care and assistance and contributes to maternal mortality. 27. (...) Available at”‫2015:Argentina“‫,‫Watch https://www.hrw.org/world-report/2016/country-chapters/argentina. 32 Human‫RightsProtecting‫women‫from‫unsafe‫abortions‫in13‫April.(‫2011)‫”‫Argentina“‫,‫Watch‫ Available at https://www.hrw.org/news/2011/04/13/protecting-women-unsafe-abortions-argentina. 33 CLADEM,‫INSGENAR‫and‫Catolicas‫por‫el‫Derecho‫aEvaluation‫on‫the‫fulfilment‫of‫the“‫,‫Decidir Convention‫on‫the‫Elimination‫of‫All‫Forms‫of‫Discrimination‫againstOctober.(‫2016)‫”‫Women‫ Available from http://tbinternet.ohchr.org/Treaties/CEDAW/Shared%20Documents/ ARG/INT_CEDAW_NGO_ARG_25469_E.pdf. 34 See article 75 of the Constitution of Argentina. 35 VerónicaIn‫a‫road‫that‫connects‫the‫present‫and‫the‫past‫of‫indigenous,”‫women,‫Argentina“‫,‫Raffo‫ blog (World Bank, November 2014).

In this regard, while strict control over women was being instituted, women’s public participation was being promoted as a safeguard of the regime.9 B. (...) However, women’s E/CN.4/2006/61/Add.3 Page 9 advancement in these spheres takes place under strict surveillance and within well-defined boundaries, transgression of which could be “fatal”.

In April 2016, after a sharp increase in escalation caused by another armed attack of Azerbaijan on Artsakh, known as the Four-Day War, an agreement on cessation of hostilities and strict adherence to the ceasefire was again reached with the mediation of Russia.