Translation for 'amnesty' from English to Icelandic

amnesty

náðun {kv}lögfr.

sakaruppgjöf {kv}lögfr.

uppgjöf {kv} sakarlögfr.

• The second amnesty was enacted in 1968 by the National Assembly, which gave blanket amnesty to all acts committed during the Algerian war.
• Denied amnesty, Irvine Bulloch remained in Liverpool after the war. He worked as a cotton merchant with his brother, who also was denied amnesty.
• VVAW changed its emphasis to include advocating amnesty for draft resisters and dissenters.
• An amnesty bin or amnesty box is a receptacle into which items can be placed without incurring consequences related to those items.
• Christmas amnesty (German: "Weihnachtsamnestie") or Grace (German: "Gnadenerweis") is the process of early amnesty of prisoners and their deeds in the run-up to 24 December (Christmas) in Germany and Austria.

• Ojigho maintained that the amnesty is an impartial organisation, and called the reports unfounded.
• Amnesty provides lawful permanent residence or a path to citizenship to undocumented immigrants.
• In late 2015, Minimi agreed to surrender to the central government in exchange for an amnesty.
• Also, according to the Law on Amnesty amended in November 2018, it is impossible for those convicted for treason to be granted amnesty.
• The final agreement, in its annexes, includes the text of the amnesty law which would be presented to Congress.

• Imprisoned MPKP members were offered amnesty through Presidential Decree No. 571-A, which was signed on November 22, 1974 (this included amnesty for the PKP and related organizations).
• During the war, her murder was frequently used in the propaganda. At the amnesty in Copenhagen of 1536, her murderers were excluded from the amnesty and executed.
• He objected to the 4 October deadline by the Federal government for ending the amnesty it had granted to militants in the Niger Delta, saying termination of the amnesty was premature.
• Neumayer also furthered an extension to the amnesty of 1949, resulting in the amnesty law of 17 July 1954.
• The South African Police that applied for amnesty for the killings were Rian Bellingan, Thapelo Mbelo, and Xola Frank 'Jimmy' Mbane. They received the amnesty.