Examples of using Offence covered in English and their translations into French
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the previous foreign conviction of an alleged offender in another country for the purpose of using such information in criminal proceedings relating to an offence covered by this Convention to seek enhanced punishment
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Criminalization of the offences covered by the Convention and its Protocols;
It was important to have statistics on all offences covered by the Protocol.
She asked whether any Turkish citizen or foreigner had been tried and punished for any offences covered under the Optional Protocol.
This offence, covered by article 33,
She asked how many professionals dealt with child victims of offences covered by the Optional Protocols
Mr. CITARELLA requested the delegation to explain why most of the offences covered by the Optional Protocols were not defined as crimes in Guatemala's Penal Code.
In Poland, its application is connected with the commission of any crimes or offences covered by international treaties binding on the Poland.
States Parties shall establish procedures to provide access to appropriate compensation for victims of offences covered by this Convention.
The offences covered by the law had subsequently been integrated into the Provisional Criminal Code.
She requested data on the kinds of offences covered under chapter 106 of the Penal Code
Does your country's legislation allow to consider the offences covered by the Protocol as extraditable offences(article 16, of the Convention)?
The offence covers conduct aimed at altering the nature
A detailed list of the offences covered by article 6 of Act No. 25,246 is annexed to this report.
Asked whether there was a court to deal with offences covered by the Optional Protocol.
She asked whether there was an effective witness protection programme in Guatemala for child victims of the offences covered by the Optional Protocols.
Together with the personal element, the Commission would also have to identify the crimes and offences covered by this obligation.
Governments should cooperate with each other to bring people who commit the offences covered in the OPSC to justice.
currently before Parliament and would probably result in more severe penalties for offences covered by the Convention.