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Article 20 further provides that any person who collaborates in any manner whatsoever with officials who commit acts of torture or cruel,
The Cambodian competent authority will prosecute and punish persons who commit acts of torture who are found in its territory
Despots who commit acts that are crimes under the Rome Statute will continue to get off scot-free
of applying general provisions, especially the provisions of chapter 21, sections 5-7, of the Penal Code on assault when public officials commit acts referred to in the Convention.
individuals who commit acts that, according to the applicable laws,
have continued to harass the Palestinian people, commit acts of violence against them and steal Palestinian land.
juvenile centres who commit acts of torture against a detainee or inmate.
these individuals have no interest in the conflict themselves but commit acts of violence‘under contract' Niyonkuru,
of the Criminal Code provides for a number of offences in cases where public officials commit acts which, inter alia, deprive others of their liberty.
others who similarly commit acts of torture serve their sentences or receive other punishment?
If parents commit acts of violence against a child
of the working paper was problematic in that it seemed to suggest that only non-State actors could commit acts of terrorism and that similar acts,
While noting the State party's position that current Thai laws are adequate for punishing public officers who commit acts of torture, the Committee remains deeply concerned at the climate of de facto impunity for acts of torture committed in the State party in view of the following.
Persons who commit acts of terrorism, and those who participate in the commission
activities propagating extremist ideas, raising concerns that he might commit acts of terrorism.
perpetrators use torture or commit acts of barbarity, they are punished for the crime of murder
This article of the Criminal Code reflects the terms of article 1 of the Convention, on public officials who commit acts of torture, and of article 4, which provides that all acts of torture shall constitute offences
those responsible for massacres of innocent people, and those who commit acts of aggression against United Nations troops.
such matters are governed by the principle of legality which states that"only persons below 18 years of age who commit acts defined as crimes
prohibits States from providing asylum to those who commit acts of terrorism, and disallows claims of political motivation as grounds for refusing requests for the extradition of terrorists.