Примеры использования Defined torture на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It also defined torture perpetrated for reasons of discrimination as an aggravated punishable offence.
The Supreme Court, in a decision adopted by the plenum, defined torture in accordance with the Convention.
The Convention defined torture strictly as a delictum proprium, which could be committed only by a public official.
Although not required by the Convention, both Queensland andthe Australian Capital Territory defined torture as an offence.
The new Code comprehensively defined torture and punished acts constituting cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment.
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Regarding article 4 of the Convention, the report cited article 201 bis of the Penal Code(paras. 9 and 28), which defined torture as an offence and established its sentencing.
Article 1.3.3 of the Azerbaijani Criminal Code, which defined torture, failed to mention the reasons given in the Convention, such as"discrimination of any kind.
Article 208(1) of the Criminal Code prohibited torture for the purpose of extracting confessions orinformation relating to a crime, while article 208(2) defined torture in considerably broader terms.
The new Criminal Code defined torture as"continuous physical abuse or abuse which causes great pain", an offence punishable by a fine or up to five years' imprisonment.
Mr. KOVALEV, referring to the finalsentence of paragraph 7, said that many countries used the fact that their legislation defined torture more widely than article 1 of the Convention to avoid incorporating the definition contained in the latter into their domestic law.
The Honduran Criminal Code defined torture only in relation to two situations: when severe pain or suffering was inflicted to obtain information or a confession, or else to punish a suspect.
Mr. Bruni, referring to the State party's implementation of articles 1 and 4 of the Convention,said that the Criminal Justice Act of 2000 defined torture not only as an act, but also as an omission by which severe pain or suffering, physical or mental, was intentionally inflicted on a person.
In this case Justice Chitengi defined torture as:"pain cruelly inflicted,… being sjamboked, stripped naked, put on a swing while his arms and legs are handcuffed, blindfolded and electrocuted.
Ms. Suárez(Colombia) said that the Office of the Prosecutor General was responsible for prosecuting cases of torture that fell under article 12 of the Constitution andthe provisions of the Criminal Code, which defined torture as a crime against humanity in the context of an internal armed conflict, in accordance with common article 3 of the Geneva Conventions, and otherwise simply as the crime of torture. .
Article 201.A defined torture as an act performed on the orders of a superior. The Committee would like to know whether it was enough not to obey an order for the person concerned not to be considered a torturer.
The one difference between the Convention andGerman law was that while the former defined torture by what the victim suffered, which was passive, the latter referred to active causation of suffering, whether physical ill-treatment, harm to health, threat or use of force or mental torture. .
In 2002, article 347 of the Criminal Code, which defined torture and the penalties it attracted and which referred to the use of physical or psychological ill-treatment by an investigator, an official conducting an initial inquiry or any other official.
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.
He pointed out that section 340 of the Criminal Code defined torture very broadly, since it referred to blows and injuries inflicted in office, whereas article 1 of the Convention contained a much more precise definition.
The Special Rapporteur expressed concern that an unofficial translation of the text of the proposed legislation, which defined torture as"severe pain or suffering, whether physical or mental, except for pain or suffering inherent in interrogation procedures or punishment according to law", could have the effect of legalizing practices that were irreconcilable with the purposes of the Convention to prohibit, prevent and punish both the crime of torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment.
The Convention defines torture as.
Act No. 22 of 1994 designates and defines torture as a specific crime.
Define torture as a separate offence to comply with article 7 of the Covenant;
Add a provision to the Code of Offences and Penalties defining torture in accordance with the Convention against Torture. .
The legislation of the Republic of Moldova defines torture as an illegal action, which implies criminal responsibility.
The new Constitution in 2007 which defines torture and stipulates that international treaties have supremacy over national legislation;
The legislation of the Republic of Moldova defines torture as an offence, the commission of which implies criminal responsibility.
For example, article 1 defines torture as any act by which severe pain or suffering, whether physical or mental.
This provision defines torture and cruel, degrading or inhuman treatments without drawing any distinction between these concepts.
As noted in paragraph 3 above,article 101/1 of the Criminal Code, adopted in 1998, defines torture in accordance with the Convention.