Examples of using Offences prohibited in English and their translations into Spanish
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Colloquial
The burden of proof lies on the person accused of an offence prohibited by this Act;
Means used to raise awareness about the offences prohibited by the Protocol.
No proceedings are brought against children under 14 who commit offences prohibited under the Optional Protocol.
To persons who work with victims of the offences prohibited under the.
more persons to commit the offences prohibited by the provisions of the Law;
He also welcomed the amendment of domestic criminal legislation to cover many of the offences prohibited by the Optional Protocol.
In regard to the offences prohibited by the Optional Protocol,
other training for those who work with victims of the offences prohibited in the Protocol has been mentioned in the earlier paragraphs.
Means used to raise awareness within the population at large about the offences prohibited under the Optional Protocol,
psychological training is given to persons who work with victims of the offences prohibited under the Optional Protocol.
for the persons who work with victims of the offences prohibited under the present Protocol.
other training for those who work with victims of the offences prohibited in this Protocol see annex.
worked with child victims of the offences prohibited in the Optional Protocol.
Given that offences prohibited by the Optional Protocol are not taking place in Portugal,
18 who commit offences prohibited under the Optional Protocol may be given lighter
available to child victims of offences prohibited under the Optional Protocol.
interests of child victims of offences prohibited under the Optional Protocol tend to be limited to trafficking
the firearms used to commit offences prohibited by the Convention art. 2.
in particular due to the high level of vulnerability of children to the offences prohibited thereto.
It also recommends that the State party consider using the Optional Protocol as a legal basis for extraditing persons who have committed offences prohibited therein in the absence of a relevant bilateral