Examples of using To amend the criminal code in English and their translations into Spanish
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However, a bill would be presented to Parliament in the current year to amend the Criminal Code with a provision criminalizing torture,
Please also provide any information on steps taken to amend the Criminal Code in order to include a provision that explicitly makes racist motivation an aggravating circumstance in the commission of a crime.
notes that the Government's response to trafficking was strengthened through An Act to amend the Criminal Code(trafficking in persons),
A draft ordinance prepared by the government to amend the Criminal Code, which would have partially revised and modernised juvenile sentencing
as well as the measures envisaged by the State party to amend the Criminal Code and the Police Force Act, intended to cover aspects of article 4 of the Convention.
Monaco stated that the bill to amend the Criminal Code regarding banishment would be submitted to the National Council in 2011.
In May 2010, the Government had tabled a bill to amend the Criminal Code by increasing the penalties for persons found guilty of murdering, threatening
take all necessary steps to amend the Criminal Code in that respect.
Mr. Fillon(Monaco), referring to the bill to amend the Criminal Code, said that he shared Mr. De Gouttes' view that such a provision played a role in educating the public
Sonia Picado to amend the Criminal Code by including an article 183 bis which will define the crime of torture.
Political Rights, the National Commission proposed a bill to amend the Criminal Code in order to criminalize lynching.
It should be noted in this connection that the bill to amend the Criminal Code with regard to banishment is in its final stages and will be submitted to the National Council(Parliament) at its spring 2011 session.
Bill C-49, an Act to amend the Criminal Code(trafficking in persons)(25 November 2005),
To amend the Criminal Code to expressly prohibit
Act No. 469 of 7 June 2001 to amend the Criminal Code and the Social Services Act(juvenile crime)
One concern that was also raised during discussions was the need to amend the Criminal Code in order to make it possible to file a complaint on behalf of the child without parental consent.
WGEID and the Human Rights Committee(HR Committee) urged Mexico to amend the Criminal Code to include the crime of enforced disappearance as defined in international human rights instruments.
as it was considered inexpedient to amend the Criminal Code by including domestic violence provision,