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The Criminal Code establishes penalties for such acts.
It may be recalled that Cameroon's Criminal Code establishes.
The Criminal Code establishes that a person may be held criminally liable from the age of 15 years.
The following paragraphs list offences for which the Criminal Code establishes criminal liability.
The Criminal Code establishes liability for the kindling of racial or national hostility and discord art. 74.
Article 22 of the Constitution states that everyone has the right to freedom of conscience.Article 149 of the Criminal Code establishes criminal liability for obstructing the exercise of the right to freedom of conscience and religious belief.
The new draft criminal code establishes an efficient and comprehensive normative basis which covers various transnational crimes.
In addition to the general mitigating circumstances provided for by the Act of 4 October 1867(see annex 6 to the report of July 2013), the Criminal Code establishes the following specific mitigating circumstances for offences related to acts of enforced disappearance not constituting crimes against humanity.
The Criminal Code establishes rules governing the marriage ceremony(art. 194) and describes the legal effects of marriage art. 229.
At the same time, the Criminal Code establishes fairly severe penalties, including the deprivation of liberty, for the performance of illicit abortions.
The Criminal Code establishes jurisdiction over all crimes committed in the territory of Romania and outside, if the perpetrator is a Romanian citizen or resident in Romania.
JS2 further indicated that Criminal Code establishes a deprivation of freedom for a period of up to two years for participation in the activities of an unregistered civic or religious association, party or foundation.
The Criminal Code establishes liability for offences involving cruel treatment of the victim, characterized inter alia by elements of torture, namely other forms of cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment of the person.
With respect to euthanasia, the Criminal Code establishes that anyone who encourages or assists another person to commit suicide is liable to from 1 to 5 years' imprisonment if the suicide attempt is successful.
The Criminal Code establishes punishments for dissemination of ideas based on the superiority of one race or racial hatred, for racial discrimination by individuals, organizations, as well as national or local authorities or institutions.
Article 20 of the Criminal Code establishes the aim of punishment, pursuant to which punishment is a measure which entails the restriction or deprivation of the rights of a convicted offender in accordance with the Code. .
Article 113 of the Criminal Code establishes criminal liability for the infliction of physical pain or psychological suffering on persons subject to detention or some other form of deprivation of liberty.
Article 16 of the Criminal Code establishes criminal accountability not just for the direct perpetrators of the crimes listed, but also for organizers or inciters encouraging others to commit such crimes, or individuals acting as accomplices.
The Criminal Code establishes a series of penalties that range from fine, dissolution of the legal person or suspension of its activities, and closure of specific working centres, to interdiction of participation in public procurement and public announcement of the sentence.
Article 134 of the Criminal Code establishes liability for violating the equal rights of citizens on the basis of sex, race, ethnic origin, language, origin, wealth or official position and other discriminatory acts, in the form of a fine or 2 years' deprivation of liberty.
Article 132 of the Criminal Code establishes a penalty of 1 to 5 years' imprisonment and 5 years' restricted residence for any act of discrimination or manifestation contrary to freedom of conscience or freedom of worship that is likely to set individuals against each other.
The Criminal Code establishes punishments for the illegal possession, production, use, purchase, etc. of the following things and substances: firearms, ammunition, explosives and cold weapons, radioactive substances, narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances, strong or toxic substances.
The Criminal Code establishes liability for hindering the exercise of the right to vote(participate in a referendum) or the lawful activities of election commissions, for falsifying electoral documents(participation in a referendum), and for deliberately miscounting votes or violating the secrecy of the vote.
The Criminal Code establishes many criminal offences which, in some way, restrict the freedom of expression, establishing also that the incitement of national, racial, religious or political hatred, violence or discrimination shall be punished by a fine or arrest or with deprivation of liberty of up to one year sect. 72 1.
Article 242 of the Criminal Code establishes criminal liability in respect of the unlawful preparation for the purposes of dissemination or advertising and the dissemination or advertising of pornographic materials or objects and unlawful trade in printed publications, cinema or video films, graphic representations or other items of a pornographic nature.
The Criminal Code establishes criminal liability for acts intended to arouse ethnic, racial, regional or religious enmity or discord, insult ethnic dignity, or promote exclusivity on the grounds of citizens' views on religion or ethnic, racial or regional affiliation, if the activities were carried out publicly or through the media.
In addition, the Criminal Code establishes liability for the incitement of racial, ethnic or religious hatred or enmity(art. 130) and for a number of offences motivated by racial, ethnic or religious hatred or enmity, political or ideological enmity, or hatred or enmity towards any social group, such as genocide(art. 127), crimes against the security of humankind(art. 128), murder(art. 139, para. 2.14) and intentional grievous bodily harm art. 147, para. 2.8.
The law guaranteed the defence the right to call witnesses, but the Criminal Code established the specific conditions applying to witnesses for both the prosecution and for the defence.
Her Government was implementing a comprehensive anti-trafficking programme,and the new Criminal Code established criminal liability for trafficking in persons.
Act No. 98-756 of 23 December 1998 amends the Criminal Code established under Act No. 81-640 of 31 July 1981.