Examples of using Under the criminal code in English and their translations into Arabic
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Rape was a crime under the Criminal Code of Nigeria, and the victim could prove her case using medical reports as evidence.
At present, the offence of" rape" under the Criminal Code is limited to an act committed by men against women.
Polygamy was an offence under the Criminal Code and was characterized by cohabitation of a man with two
Under the Criminal Code, fair criticism of a court order did not constitute a crime.
Under the Criminal Code, any individual who buys, sells, or makes any other kind of
Most of them are detained on charges under the criminal code for terrorism while others are still under investigation.
There is no indication of police investigation of such instances of hate speech with a view to prosecution under the criminal code.
Such initiatives constitute a substantial first step insofar as heretofore abortion was regarded as a crime under the Criminal Code.
On 1 September 2006, 11 of the alleged offenders were committed to stand trial in the Supreme Court of Victoria on the charges under the Criminal Code.
Unqualified persons who conducted abortions were prosecuted under the Criminal Code, especially if the woman ' s health was adversely affected.
A specific law applies to the children who have committed offences rather than those under the Criminal Code.
GIEACPC reported that in 2006, in its concluding observations on Qatar ' s initial report, the Committee against Torture recommended abolition of flogging and stoning under the Criminal Code.
Ms. Awori asked for an update on progress towards the adoption of the bill on trafficking in persons, which was not covered under the Criminal Code.
It welcomed the information it had received that some non-punitive mechanisms existed and were used to deal with offences under the Criminal Code.
In Mauritania, conversion of a Muslim to another religion is reportedly an offence punishable by death under the Criminal Code.
Violence against women and girls as a whole and domestic violence in particular constitute criminal offences under the criminal code.
Foreign nationals and stateless persons not residing permanently in Uzbekistan can be tried under the Criminal Code of the Republic of Uzbekistan for offences committed outside the country only in cases for which provision is made in international agreements or treaties.