Examples of using Its criminal code in English and their translations into Russian
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It hoped that Chad would incorporate the definition of torture of the Convention against Torture into its criminal code.
in particular by bringing its Criminal Code into line with paragraph 4(b) of the Convention.
The State party should, inter alia, include a definition of domestic violence in its Criminal Code and recognize marital rape as a specific crime.
excerpted relevant passages of its criminal code.
The State party should ensure that the relevant provisions of its Criminal Code are fully implemented, so as to put an end to the practice of polygamy.
He therefore hoped that the Congo would bring its Criminal Code into line with that article.
The Committee reiterates its recommendation that the State party include a definition of torture in its Criminal Code incorporating all elements contained in article 1 of the Convention.
Malta clarified that, under its Criminal Code, no compensation was provided to victims of trafficking in humans
Sweden stated that its Criminal Code provides that prosecutions are not limited to persons who commit crimes and offences in Sweden.
The State party must ensure that a provision is inserted in its Criminal Code specifically aimed at preventing
The delegation had merely stated that offences of enforced disappearance were considered to be offences under its Criminal Code, without clarifying whether they were treated as a separate criminal offence.
CAT recommended that Ethiopia include torture as an offence in its Criminal Code and incorporate a definition of torture that covered all of the elements contained in article 1 of the Convention.
In 1997, China amended its Criminal Code to ban executions of persons under 18 at the time of the crime.
The Committee recommends that the State party take further measures to bring its Criminal Code into full compliance with articles 2
Croatia amended its Criminal Code in 2004 to prohibit forced labour, slavery
The State party had acknowledged that its Criminal Code did not define the concept of torture
Latvia also stated that its criminal code provides that terrorism is punishable by incarceration for a period of 8 to 20 years or by life imprisonment.
The Constitution also validated the death penalty under its criminal code, retaining it as an integral part of the range of penalties.
Azerbaijan has also amended its criminal code to include forced marriage as a criminal offence.
The Committee recommends that the State party amend its Criminal Code to include a definition of torture that covers all the elements contained in article 1 of the Convention.