Examples of using That the criminal code in English and their translations into Arabic
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it may be noted that the Criminal Code establishes liability for any form of participation in the activities of terrorist organizations.
Within the framework of strengthening the mechanisms and measures related to human rights, the State made it clear in the previous report to the Committee that the Criminal Code contains several provisions dealing with violations committed by public officials. They include.
Argentina noted that the Criminal Code and the Education Act of Belize allow corporal punishment of children within the family and schools, and recommended(a) considering the adoption of measures commensurate
In the context of the commitment to the protection of cultural property, it should be noted that the Criminal Code, which was recently adopted, includes articles which penalize acts of destruction of cultural property in situations of armed conflict, as well as acts relating to the use of cultural property which is under enhanced protection.
It should also be noted that the Criminal Code stipulates criminal liability for some acts directly involving the use of illegal funds or assets, such as the acquisition or sale of assets known to have been obtained by criminal means(art. 254), illegal enterprise(art. 259), and illegal bank activity(art. 263).
Mauritius stated that the Criminal Code equally makes provisions for the protection of freedom of conscience and identified a number of relevant sections, inter alia: interference with freedom of conscience(section 183);
In 2009, the ILO Committee of Experts noted that the Criminal Code provides for sanctions involving compulsory labour for non-performance or improper performance of duties by a public servant, and for up to two years for inciting national,
On the subject of freedom of expression, he noted that the Criminal Code(arts. 149
CRC noted that the Criminal Code provides for jurisdiction over offences that occur abroad as long as their effects extend to the State
While noting that the Criminal Code of Bosnia and Herzegovina provides for the seizure of items used to commit and proceeds derived from a crime, the Committee is concerned about the application of these procedures in practice and that the law does not specifically provide for the closure of premises.
On the basis of this set of provisions, and of the related jurisprudence and doctrine, it can be concluded that the Criminal Code offers an excellent framework which is well adapted to the Convention in terms of establishing the criminal responsibility of those who take part in an enforced disappearance in the various ways described in the Convention.
A 2010 joint study of UNODC and the Council of the Baltic Sea States Task Force against Trafficking in Human Beings indicated that the Criminal Code did not contain provisions criminalizing the crime of human trafficking and other articles were used to prosecute related crimes.
and considered that the Criminal Code did not, in fact, punish hate speech independently of specific consequences.
While noting that the 1996 Law on the Rights of the Child prohibited the recruitment of children in armed conflict, CRC was concerned that there were no sanctions in cases of violation and that the Criminal Code did not criminalize the recruitment of children under the age of 18 years into armed forces.
Regarding article 2 of the Convention, the representative explained that the Criminal Code contained not only the offence of torture but also war crimes and crimes against humanity and that, while crimes against
While noting that the Criminal Code includes a general provision stipulating that the motives and aims of the offender must be taken into account in determining the sentences for crimes, the Committee is
(b) The government is considering draft legislation to insert a specific chapter in its criminal code dealing with terrorist acts although it is of the view that the criminal code is adequate to deal with any attempt by persons within the jurisdiction to conspire in any way with others to commit terrorist acts by way of the provision of money or kind.(A copy of the initial draft of this legislation is attached).