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June, 1997

17.05.2000

HUMAN RIGHTS ARE ABUSED
The President violates Constitution
New army, old problems
R. Romanov, Sebastopol
The right for life is endangered
I. Sukhorukova, Kharkiv
Comments to the third periodical report of the Ukrainian government to the UNOCommittee against tortures
Introduction
Imperfections of the national legislation that facilitate application of torture
State officials do not know the UNO Convention against torture
Measures to be taken in the national legislation for protecting citizens from torture and cruel treatment
Victims of torture are not recompensed
Torture is very seldom mentioned in trials
Recommendations
Tortures are applied
Prison conditions are equivalent to cruel treatment
Insufficient investigation of complaints of tortures
On compensation to victims of torture
Using confessions obtained under duress
Death penalty
Conclusions
Raid for youngsters (continuation)
The ombudsman must represent the public
Renat Mukhamedzhanov, co-chairman of the center of human rights, Dnepropetrovsk
LEGAL ENLIGHTENMENT
Penitentiary system in Ukraine and international penitentiary rules
DISCUSSION ON DEATH PENALTY
Permit me to disagree
Life costs money
Crimes committed by law enforcers

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