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He also agreed that crimes against humanity could be committed at any time and in any context.
crimes against humanity could be committed in times of armed conflict
He expressed concern about governmental abuses which could be committed in the name of positive discrimination or affirmative action.
The Convention defined torture strictly as a delictum proprium, which could be committed only by a public official.
Criminal responsibility should not be confused with civil responsibility resulting from a mistake, which could be committed by a person or public official in the course of an incidental case of corruption.
His delegation considered that crimes against humanity could be committed in times of peace as well as war
Her delegation agreed that such crimes could be committed both in peace and in war
while a crime against humanity could be committed by an individual who had no connection with the authorities of a State,
There was no doubt that crimes against humanity could be committed during both international and non-international conflicts,
whereas the acts listed in paragraph 9 of the report could be committed by anyone, rather than a certain category of persons.
listed the different offences that could be committed in the home.
Whereas crimes against humanity could be committed only by States or individuals exercising State
in no case exempting the professional from any responsibility for negligence that could be committed.
Lastly, what steps had been taken by the State party to ensure that no act of human trafficking could be committed at the instigation of or with the consent of a public official
numeric, and could be committed to human memory.
The terms under which perjury could be committed before the court needed examination:
in particular, that is was possible that the offence of encouragement of terrorism and dissemination of terrorist publications could be committed through"recklessness.
in particular on the comment by the Special Rapporteur that fraud could be committed by omission, the same view held that this might encroach on certain accepted ways whereby States led their foreign policy
carefully in the statute all conditions under which a crime could be committed, and that this should not be left to the discretion of the court,
without the incorporation of the offence of torture into the Criminal Code, there could be no statistical overview of the occurrence of torture as an offence that could be committed only by a public official, with the intent of extracting a confession;