Traduction de «maria manike » (Français → Anglais) :

TERMINOLOGIE

gisement filonien de cuivre de Maria [ gisement de Maria ]
Maria vein copper deposit [ Maria deposit ]

bande de Maria
Marie Band

arche de Cape Henrietta-Maria
Cape Henrietta Maria Arch

ave maria | petites perles
beads

Sainte Marie | Santa Maria
Santa Maria | Santa Maria tree

TRADUCTIONS EN CONTEXTE

C. considérant que les personnalités publiques suivantes sont maintenues en détention au secret et auraient fait l'objet de tortures: Husnoo Alsnood (avocat et membre de la commission nationales des droits de l'homme), Fathimeen Nisreen, Mohammed Niyaz, Ahmed Ibrahim Didi, Mohamed Zaki, Ibrahim Zaki, Maria Manike, Jennifer Latheef, Aminath Najeeb, Mohammed Naseem et Asad Whaeed;
C. whereas the following public figures are being held in incommunicado detention and have reportedly been subjected to torture: Husnoo Alsnood (lawyer and member of the National Human Rights Commission), Fathimeen Nisreen, Mohammed Niyaz, Ahmed Ibrahim Didi, Mohamed Zaki, Ibrahim Zaki, Maria Manike, Jennifer Latheef, Aminath Najeeb, Mohammed Naseem and Asad Whaeed,

Au Bangladesh, Manik Saha, Humayun Kabir, Kamal Hossain; au Brésil, José Carlos Araújo; en République dominicaine, Juan Emilio Andújar Matos; en Gambie, Deyda Hydara; en Haïti, Ricardo Ortega; en Inde, Veeraboina Yadagiri et Asiya Jeelani; en Irak, 23 journalistes : Duraid Isa Mohammed, Safir Nader, Haymin Mohamed Salih, Ayoub Mohamed, Gharib Mohamed Salih, Semko Karim Mohyideen, Abdel Sattar Abdel Karim, Nadia Nasrat, Ali Abdel Aziz, Ali al-Khatib, Burhan Mohamed Mazhour, Assad Kadhim, Waldemar Milewicz, Mounir Bouamrane, Rashid Hamid Wali, Shinsuke Hashida, Kotaro Ogawa, Mahmoud Hamid Abbas, Enzo Baldoni, Mazen al-Tumeizi, Karam Hussein, Dina Mohammed Hassan, Dhia Najim; en Israël et dans les territoires occupés, Mohamed Abu Halima; en Côte d'Ivoire, Antoine Massé; au Mexique, Francisco Javier Ortiz Franco et Francisco Arratia Saldierna; au Népal, Dekendra Raj Thapa; au Nicaragua, Carlos José Guadamuz et María José Bravo; au Pakistan, Sajid Tanoli; au Pérou, Antonio de la Torre Echeandía; aux Philippines, Rowell Endrinal, Elpidio Binoya, Rogelio Mariano, Arnnel Manalo, Romeo Binungcal, Eldy Sablas, Gene Boyd Lumawag et Herson Hinolan; en Russie, Adlan Khasanov et Paul Klebnikov; en Arabie saoudite, Simon Cumbers; en Serbie-Monténégro, Dusko Jovanovic; et au Sri Lanka, Aiyathurai Nadesan, Bala Nadarajah Iyer et Lanka Jayasundara.
In Bangladesh, Manik Saha, Humayun Kabir, Kamal Hossain; in Brazil, José Carlos Araújo; in the Dominican Republic, Juan Emilio Andújar Matos; in Gambia, Deyda Hydara; in Haiti, Ricardo Ortega; in India, Veeraboina Yadagiri and Asiya Jeelani; in Iraq, 23 journalists: Duraid Isa Mohammed, Safir Nader, Haymin Mohamed Salih, Ayoub Mohamed, Gharib Mohamed Salih, Semko Karim Mohyideen, Abdel Sattar Abdel Karim, Nadia Nasrat, Ali Abdel Aziz, Ali al-Khatib, Burhan Mohamed Mazhour, Assad Kadhim, Waldemar Milewicz, Mounir Bouamrane, Rashid Hamid Wali, Shinsuke Hashida, Kotaro Ogawa, Mahmoud Hamid Abbas, Enzo Baldoni, Mazen al-Tumeizi, Karam Hussein, Dina Mohammed Hassan and Dhia Najim; in Israel and the Occupied Territories, Mohamed Abu Halima; in the Ivory Coast, Antoine Massé; in Mexico, Francisco Javier Ortiz Franco and Francisco Arratia Saldierna; in Nepal, Dekendra Raj Thapa; in Nicaragua, Carlos José Guadamuz and María José Bravo; in Pakistan, Sajid Tanoli; in Peru, Antonio de la Torre Echeandía; in the Philippines, Rowell Endrinal, Elpidio Binoya, Rogelio Mariano, Arnnel Manalo, Romeo Binungcal, Eldy Sablas, Gene Boyd Lumawag and Herson Hinolan; in Russia, Adlan Khasanov and Paul Klebnikov; in Saudi Arabia, Simon Cumbers; in Serbia and Montenegro, Dusko Jovanovic; and in Sri Lanka, Aiyathurai Nadesan, Bala Nadarajah Iyer and Lanka Jayasundara.