Примеры использования Was a criminal offence на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In Canada, torture was a criminal offence prohibited by law;
under its legislative framework, the falsification of documents was a criminal offence.
HRW reported that movement within the country without appropriate government-issued permits was a criminal offence.
religion or conviction was a criminal offence.
the fact of discrimination based on religion was a criminal offence.
The long-term effects of violence against women should be addressed by carrying out public information campaigns to convince Surinamese society that violence against women was a criminal offence.
that the violation of those freedoms was a criminal offence.
although the abduction of young women for the purposes of marriage was a criminal offence, it still took place.
Given that it was a criminal offence, what was the punishment for perpetrators?
civil marriages was a criminal offence and was punishable by eight years in prison.
protection order was a criminal offence punishable on summary conviction by a fine
Under article 246 of the Criminal Code, discrimination in employment was a criminal offence; the full text of the article was contained in paragraph 18 of the report.
that rape within marriage was a criminal offence.
The issue of a violation of article 15 of the Covenant did not arise, as it was a criminal offence under international law to breach the order.
Amendments made to the Act in 1999 provided for instances in which non-compliance with Shariah Court orders was a criminal offence.
By virtue of legislative amendments dated 6 June 2003, trafficking in persons was a criminal offence.
5 of the Convention, said that torture was a criminal offence under the legislation and Constitution of Qatar.
The Special Rapporteur noted that it was a criminal offence for citizens to leave the country without permission.
violence against women was a criminal offence.
failure to comply with prohibition of access was a criminal offence.