Примеры использования Criminal code of bosnia на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Criminal Code of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Criminal Code of Bosnia and Herzegovina(Official Gazette of B&H NR 03/03);
It also commented on the application of the new Criminal Code of Bosnia and Herzegovina in the light of the referral process.
The Criminal Code of Bosnia and Herzegovina defines the criminal offence as follows.
Bosnian Serb MPs voted against this legislation andproposed that such an issue should be resolved within the Criminal Code of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
While working on the(new) criminal code of Bosnia and Herzegovina, paragraph 2 of the resolution has been taken into account.
The Criminal Code of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina andthe Criminal Code of Republika Srpska are harmonized with the said Criminal Code of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Before enacting the criminal code of Bosnia and Herzegovina, terrorist activities were penalized under entity laws.
The authorities have also adopted the Law on the Agency for the Prevention of Corruption and the Coordination of the Fight against Corruption, andthe Law on Amendments to the Criminal Code of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The Criminal Code of Bosnia and Herzegovina(Official Gazette of BiH 3/03) treats terrorism in the following articles.
The crime of torture is incorporated in the separate part of the Criminal Code of Bosnia and Herzegovina stipulating the crimes against humanity and values protected by international law.
The Criminal Code of Bosnia and Herzegovina treats the prevention of return of refugees and displaced persons as a criminal offence.
All criminal offences that are associated with human trafficking in the Criminal Code of Bosnia and Herzegovina are classified in the chapter of the crimes against humanity and values protected by international law.
The criminal Code of Bosnia and Herzegovina, within Chapter XVII, provides for criminal offences against humanity and values protected by the international law Article 186.
There are Criminal Codes at the state level, as well as at the level of entities and Brčko District, butthe criminal act of trafficking in human beings is only defined in the Criminal Code of Bosnia and Herzegovina article 186.
Amendments, in 2010, to the Criminal Code of Bosnia and Herzegovina, which include a definition of trafficking in line with international standards article 186.
While welcoming such developments, the authors express their concern that the prosecutor intends to prosecute the alleged suspects under the Criminal Code of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia and not the Criminal Code of Bosnia and Herzegovina of 2003.
Amendments, in 2010, to the Criminal Code of Bosnia and Herzegovina, which include a definition of trafficking in line with international standards(art. 186);
In 2011, the Committee against Torture(CAT) urged the incorporation of the crime of torture, as defined in the Convention, into the country's laws and to harmonize the legal definition of torture in Republika Srpska andBrčko District with the Criminal Code of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The Criminal Code of Bosnia and Herzegovina stipulates several articles intended to prevent torture by means of penal sanctions, and these are the articles 147, 148, 220, 224, 230, 236 and 241.
The Committee, in line with its previous recommendations(CAT/C/BIH/CO/1, para. 9), urges the State party to speed up the process of the incorporation of the crime of torture, as defined in the Convention, into the State party laws as well as the harmonization of the legal definition of torture in the Republika Srpska andBrcko District with the Criminal Code of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
From the time when the Criminal Code of Bosnia and Herzegovina entered into force on 1st March 2003 to 30.06.2003 there were no cases of starting the criminal procedure pursuant to the mentioned articles.
The Criminal Code of Bosnia and Herzegovina(BiH Official Gazette 03/03) in Article 183 criminalizes destruction of cultural, historical and religious monuments within the chapter criminalizing acts against freedoms and rights of humans and citizens, as the cultural monuments are considered values of international significance.
Although the definitions in the Criminal Code of Bosnia and Herzegovina have not been amended yet in accordance with recommendations of the Committee against Torture, the Court has defined the element of force or and expended threat of force in its jurisprudence.
The Criminal Code of Bosnia and Herzegovina defined torture and other forms of cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment as a criminal offence committed by any official or other person.
The Criminal Code of Bosnia and Herzegovina("Official Gazette of BIH", number 3/03) in the separate part of the Law, Chapter XV, Infringement of the Equality of Individuals and Citizens, Article 145, Point 1. provides for.
Although the new Criminal Code of Bosnia and Herzegovina and the related laws of the entities did not include a definition of torture, several laws provided for the practice to be punished in keeping with the spirit of the Convention.
The Criminal Code of Bosnia and Herzegovina incriminates the crime of torture and other forms of cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment committed by the official person or other person Article 190 of the Criminal Code of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The Criminal Code of Bosnia and Herzegovina(Official Gazette of Bosnia and Herzegovina, No. 3/03) anticipates financing of terrorist activities as a specific criminal act with a mandatory punishment of 7 to 10 years article 202.