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Derogation Provision”, Human Rights Quarterly, vol. 7, no. 1 (1985), p. 113. 27 invoke article 4 of the Covenant as a justification for acting in violation of humanitarian law or peremptory norms of international law, for instance by taking hostages, by imposing collective punishments, through arbitrary deprivations of liberty or by deviating from fundamental principles of fair trial, including the presumption of innocence.36 The Human Rights Committee goes on to identify a number of other

military in exchange for money and the freeing of American hostages. Part of this money was used to fund the Contras. WOMAN: Who weren’t a charity. DAVID: Far from it! The Contras were violent anti-communist rebels fighting the Nicaraguan socialist government: they frequently raped, tortured and murdered civilians. President Reagan appeared on TV in 1986: he admitted weapons transfers had taken place, but denied any trading of arms for hostages. WOMAN: Which was a lie. DAVID: Yes, because a few months

prohibited. suffers from factionalism, and the PT’s backing of the PMDB’s José Sarney for the Senate leadership post did not sit well with a large section of the party, which preferred a different candidate. Consequently, the PMDB’s support may be held hostage to power struggles among its competing factions. Significantly, the PMDB has been using its leverage to pressure the president to name some of its members to the Cabinet—something Lula does not want to do until after his centerpiece reforms are in

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hand in his topcoat pocket gripping the Frenchman’s pistol, his eyes scanning the loading dock. There was a single bulb encased in wire mesh above the door, its spill defining the concrete steps to the left that led to the pavement below; he led his hostage toward them. She performed as he had ordered, the effect macabre. As they walked down the steps, her face was turned to his, her terrified features caught in the light. Her generous lips were parted, stretched over her white teeth in a false, tense

Le 4. Comité pour la défense des droits légitimes http://www.cdlr.net, February 10, 2004 5. Voir par exemple Bettina Stadelmann, Associated Press/North County Times, 'Swiss police hold 5 suspected Islamic extremists linked to Web sites that showed hostage deaths', 4 mars 2005, http://www.nctimes.com/articles/2005/03/05/news/nation/3405181909.txt 6. Islamic Minbar, http://www.islamic-minbar.com, [link deleted] - 44 - - 45 - - L’EUROPE FACE AU TERRORISME - - L’EUROPE FACE AU TERRORISME -

4:163-172. Bruck M. & Ceci S. (2004): Unveiling Four Common Misconceptions, i Current Directions in Psychological Science (13):6, American Psychological Society (där finns också referensen till Garven et al). Clavar & Rivlin (1991): Children Held Hostage: Dealing with Programmed and Brainwashed Children. Chicago, American Bar Association. Emtestam G, Svensson A (2005): Vårdnads-, boendeoch umgängesutredningar, att handlägga och skriva utredningar enligt S-modellen, Norstedts Juridik. Hodgkin, R, Newell

emperor. Antipas immédiatement déclaré qu'il était prêt à faire n'importe quoi pour l'empereur. "Even to the injury of others?" "Même au préjudice des autres?" Vitellius asked, significantly. Vitellius demandé, de façon significative. He had taken hostages from the king of the Parthians, but the emperor had given no further thought to the matter, because Antipas, who had been present at the conference, had, in order to gain favour, sent off despatches bearing the news. Il avait pris en otage par le

un tueur agages un gang un gangster la prise d'otage un preneur d' otage une ran~on un coup monte un racketteur extorquer, racketter the mob = mafia [ee] the the underworld [A] a godfather [0] a hltman [i] a gang a gangster / a mobster hostage taking a hostage taker a ransom [eel a set-up = a frame-up a racketeer [I a] to extort [J:] 170 Phrases et expressions usuelles An armed robbery He was robbed of his precious coin collection. The thief stole them from him. He was an accomplice in

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