Examples of using To the criminal code in English and their translations into Arabic
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On children ' s rights, the delegation said that a national programme was being drafted, and that a supplement to the criminal code had been adopted emphasizing rehabilitation of children.
This is a special law with regard to the Criminal Code and the Criminal Procedure Code. .
In the light of this, a bill has been put before the Lower House proposing several additional provisions to the Criminal Code to curb commercial surrogate motherhood.
Changes aimed at strengthening measures for countering organized crime effectively had been introduced to the Criminal Code.
Particular mention must be made of the Equality for Men and Women Act and the Domestic Violence Act(including the consequential amendments to the Criminal Code).
Less data was available in relation to trafficking for labour exploitation, which was an offence that had been added to the Criminal Code only recently.
In March 1994, a number of amendments and additions were made to the Criminal Code of the Republic of Belarus.
In line with the recommendations of the European Council Group of States against Corruption(GRECO), some important amendments have been made to the Criminal Code by law dated 24 June 2011.
Furthermore, any transportation of weapons with the purpose of terrorism is a criminal offence according to the Criminal Code, Section 114, Subsection 1, cf.
In the view of the Government, the provision prohibiting incitement to hatred should be restored to the Criminal Code.
(e) Through amendments to the Criminal Code, the Anti-terrorism Act created an additional power to restrain property linked to terrorist groups.
In order to make it possible to try persons whose extradition has been refused, article 113-8-1 added to the Criminal Code under the above Act provides as follows.
By way of Law" On some supplements and amendments to the Criminal Code of the Republic of Albania"(2007), article 86 of the Criminal Code is amended, providing a definition of torture, in accordance with article 1 of the Convention against Torture.
As indicated above, in the amendments introduced to the Criminal Code, torture is defined as" any act by which severe pain or suffering, whether physical or mental, is intentionally inflicted on a person for any purpose whatsoever";
Amendment(Act No. 134/2002 Coll.) to the Criminal Code(No. 140/1961 Coll.)
Amendment(Act No. 134/2002 Coll.) to the Criminal Code(No. 140/1961 Coll.)
Regarding the amendment to the Criminal Code in June 2010(CAT/C/QAT/2, pp. 12-13 and 24), notably on the definition and criminalization of torture, please provide information on measures taken to ensure the effective implementation of those legal provisions.