Mittwoch, 8. September 2021
Alle arbeiten gleich - und gegen Menschen
kasparhauser, 16:18h
Als Normalbürger wird einem eine Petition bei der UN sogut wie unmöglich gemacht. Interessant ist auch, daß die Schreiben von denen nicht unterschrieben sind. Wovor haben die Angst?
Dear Sir,
We hereby acknowledge receipt of your communication.
Please note that the individual complaint procedures under the United Nations Human Rights Treaties require that certain preliminary criteria are satisfied before the relevant Treaty Bodies (Committees) can proceed with the examination of a complaint.
After having carefully reviewed the content of your complaint, we have noted that the following preliminary criteria do not appear to be met:
1. Domestic judicial or administrative remedies do not appear to have been exhausted. The requirement that domestic remedies must have been exhausted usually means that the claim must first be pursued through the local court system up to the highest available instance, unless there is sufficient evidence that proceedings at the national level have been unreasonable prolonged or would be plainly ineffective. In order to substantiate that you have exhausted domestic remedies please note that the copy of all documents in relation with national judicial proceedings in the original language along with a translation or alternatively with a fairly detailed summary in one of the official UN languages must also be provided.
2. Your petition does not provide sufficient details as to the alleged violations, facts and points of law relating to your case, in particular how your rights under the relevant treaty have been violated. Your petition should identify the treaty under which you wish to submit your complaint, as well as the provisions that have been violated together with an explanation as to why you consider that these provisions have been violated. You should also specify the State party against which you wish to submit your complaint.
3. Your complaint is being examined or has been examined under another procedure of international investigation or settlement, i.e. by the European Court of Human Rights.
May you wish to resubmit your complaint, please take them into account, as the Petitions Unit will not be able to treat your communication unless it complies with these requirements. Please also note that only communications presented in one of the official United Nations languages (English, French, Russian and Spanish) can be accepted.
As these requirements do not appear to be met, your complaint is being returned to you. For more information, please consult our Fact Sheet attached to this complaint.
We apologize for not being able to respond to you in a more positive manner.
Sincerely,
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Petitions and Urgent Actions Section
Human Rights Treaties Branch
Human Rights Council and Treaty Mechanisms Division
Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights
E-mail: petitions@ohchr.org
Web: www.ohchr.org
Address: Palace of Nations, CH-1211, Geneva 10 Switzerland
Fax: +41 22 9179008
Twitter: UNHumanRights
Facebook: unitednationshumanrights
Dear Sir,
We hereby acknowledge receipt of your communication.
Please note that the individual complaint procedures under the United Nations Human Rights Treaties require that certain preliminary criteria are satisfied before the relevant Treaty Bodies (Committees) can proceed with the examination of a complaint.
After having carefully reviewed the content of your complaint, we have noted that the following preliminary criteria do not appear to be met:
1. Domestic judicial or administrative remedies do not appear to have been exhausted. The requirement that domestic remedies must have been exhausted usually means that the claim must first be pursued through the local court system up to the highest available instance, unless there is sufficient evidence that proceedings at the national level have been unreasonable prolonged or would be plainly ineffective. In order to substantiate that you have exhausted domestic remedies please note that the copy of all documents in relation with national judicial proceedings in the original language along with a translation or alternatively with a fairly detailed summary in one of the official UN languages must also be provided.
2. Your petition does not provide sufficient details as to the alleged violations, facts and points of law relating to your case, in particular how your rights under the relevant treaty have been violated. Your petition should identify the treaty under which you wish to submit your complaint, as well as the provisions that have been violated together with an explanation as to why you consider that these provisions have been violated. You should also specify the State party against which you wish to submit your complaint.
3. Your complaint is being examined or has been examined under another procedure of international investigation or settlement, i.e. by the European Court of Human Rights.
May you wish to resubmit your complaint, please take them into account, as the Petitions Unit will not be able to treat your communication unless it complies with these requirements. Please also note that only communications presented in one of the official United Nations languages (English, French, Russian and Spanish) can be accepted.
As these requirements do not appear to be met, your complaint is being returned to you. For more information, please consult our Fact Sheet attached to this complaint.
We apologize for not being able to respond to you in a more positive manner.
Sincerely,
cid:image002.jpg@01D63E52.933C47D0
Petitions and Urgent Actions Section
Human Rights Treaties Branch
Human Rights Council and Treaty Mechanisms Division
Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights
E-mail: petitions@ohchr.org
Web: www.ohchr.org
Address: Palace of Nations, CH-1211, Geneva 10 Switzerland
Fax: +41 22 9179008
Twitter: UNHumanRights
Facebook: unitednationshumanrights
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