Examples of using State party's criminal code in English and their translations into French
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as defined in article 22, paragraph 4, of the State party's Criminal Code, or on the reparation granted to victims arts. 2 and 6.
While noting the provisions of article 176 of the State party's Criminal Code on discrimination against ethnic persons and the various non-discrimination articles contained in other laws,
article 113 of the Labour Standards Law, the State party's Criminal Code does not contain a specific provision outlawing trafficking in persons which criminalizes child trafficking regardless of the use of a deceptive scheme,
the Committee remains concerned at the apparently narrow definition of torture in the State party's Criminal Code Covenant, art. 7.
were effective in combating domestic violence and whether the State party's Criminal Code allowed for its characterization as a specific type of offence.
The report indicates that the State party's Criminal Code prohibits"deliberate" abortion para. 358.
Crimes against humanity should also be very precisely defined in the State party's Criminal Code.
At the lack of protection for minors 15-18 years of age in the State party's Criminal Code;
polygamy de jure is addressed by the State party's Criminal Code(art. 126),
note that articles 141, 153 and 156 of the State party's Criminal Code establish measures according to article 4(a) of the Convention.
In this respect, it is concerned that no provision in the State party's Criminal Code specifically prohibits and punishes bride abductions arts. 2, 3, 7 and 26.
internal trafficking) are prohibited under article 367(b) of the State party's Criminal Code;
The Committee notes that crimes under the Optional Protocol are indirectly covered by references to international treaties in the State party's Criminal Code, is however concerned that there are no specific provisions criminalizing the compulsory recruitment of a person under 18 years.
required for a conviction of rape in the legal definition of rape in the State party's Criminal Code art. 2(1),
the offence of torture is still not defined in the State party's Criminal Code in accordance with the definition in article 1 of the Convention arts. 1 and 4.
While noting that article 31 of the State party's Criminal Code establishes that an order from a superior officer cannot be used as an argument by the defence in a case of torture,
article 139A of the State party's Criminal Code including for attempted torture, complicity
in violation of the requirements of the State party's Criminal Code.
The author submits that according to the State party's Criminal Procedural Code, the supervisory review procedure is one of an extraordinary nature,
He also refers to the relevant provisions of the State party's Criminal Procedure Code(CPC) setting forth the obligation of the Public Prosecutor to undertake measures necessary for the investigation of crimes and the identification of the alleged perpetrators.