Examples of using Amending the criminal code in English and their translations into Arabic
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As part of efforts to reduce the prison population, an Act amending the Criminal Code by reducing the length of prison sentences for many offences had been passed, but it was still too early to gauge its impact on the prison population.
In 1999, the National Assembly passed Act No. 87 amending the Criminal Code and providing for life imprisonment for various crimes mainly as an alternative to the death penalty.
Ms. Tchitanava(Georgia) said that her Government was making efforts to implement the Special Rapporteur ' s recommendations including by ratifying the Optional Protocol to the Torture Convention, recognizing the competence of the Committee against Torture to consider complaints and amending the Criminal Code to bring the definition of torture into line with the Convention.
Another recently adopted measure is Law No. 87 of 16 February 1999, amending the Criminal Code; it introduces as an aggravating circumstance in crimes of violence" the person of the spouse" and the notion of kinship between the perpetrator and the victim; in addition to specifying" up to the fourth degree of consanguinity", it adds" up to the second degree of affinity".
Articles 35 and 38 of Law No. 31 of 1970, amending the Criminal Code No. 16 of 1960,
would consider amending the Criminal Code by including crimes motivated by homophobic
Lastly, Act No. 81-77 of 10 December 1981, amending the Criminal Code, established an article 283 bis which incorporates the definition" of racial, ethnic or religious discrimination based on any distinction, exclusion, restriction or preference which has the purpose or effect of jeopardizing rights and fundamental freedoms in the political, economic, social, cultural or any other field of public life".
Azerbaijan asked how the Government plans to tackle the high unemployment rate, a concern also expressed by the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women(CEDAW) and CESCR, and how it views the recommendations made by CESCR on amending the Criminal Code by including relevant provisions on racially motivated crimes.
(b) Amend the Criminal Code to remove references to qisas penalties.
Amend the Criminal Code, as announced in the national report, and introduce a separate provision on trafficking of human beings(Germany);
(i) Act No. 3440/2008, which amends the Criminal Code, including the penalty for trafficking for labour exploitation and extraction of organs.
Amend the Criminal Code and the Organic Code of Military Justice, eliminating the crimes of contempt and vilification(Norway);
Amend the Criminal Code and the Federal Family Code in order to criminalize marital rape and FGM(Honduras);
Amend the criminal code to address hate speech and incitement to violence and discrimination in the context of the media and election campaigning(Egypt);
Panama could amend the Criminal Code to increase penalties for offences against the public administration, in order to broaden the range of preventive measures, including preventive detention.
FL called on to urge Belarus to, inter alia, register human rights organisations and amend the Criminal Code which criminalizes the activities of non-registered NGOs.
(a) Amend the Criminal Code with a view to specifically prohibiting trafficking in human beings as a criminal offence;
Amend the Criminal Code with a view to including all elements of the definition of torture as provided for in article 1 of CAT(Czech Republic);