Примеры использования Defining torture на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Benin is a party to the Convention andaccepts its provisions defining torture.
Amend the legislation defining torture to bring it into line with article 37(a) of the Convention;
The Committee remains concerned that the national legislation does not contain provisions defining torture and ensuring absolute prohibition of the torture. .
Enact legislation defining torture in accordance with article 1 and considering it as a specific crime;
On the definition of torture the delegation recognized that there were no laws defining torture but there were several laws including the Penal Act that ban torture. .
Enact legislation defining torture in accordance with article 1 of the Convention and considering it as a specific crime;
Add a provision to the Code of Offences and Penalties defining torture in accordance with the Convention against Torture. .
Adopt legislation defining torture, in accordance with article 1 of the Convention, and consider any act of torture as a specific offence;
With respect to legislation, the Committee is concerned over the absence in the criminal law of Yugoslavia of a provision defining torture as a specific crime in accordance with article 1 of the Convention.
Mr. Ortiz de Urbina(Spain)said that the elements defining torture and ill-treatment in the Convention were covered not only in article 1, but also in articles 174 and 175 of the Criminal Code.
They had recommended that the draft legislation to counter terrorism,money laundering and the funding of terrorism should be amended to guarantee protection of human rights e.g. the provisions defining torture and the procedures for the detention of suspects.
Addition of articles to the Penal Code defining, torture, racial discrimination and the right to life;
However, defining torture as a form of"serious" assault within the specific meaning of article 315 of the Criminal Code would in a certain sense not do justice to the purport of the provisions of the Convention.
He had been unaware of the existence of the bill defining torture as a stand-alone offence and condemning the resulting mental suffering.
At a still more practical level, but one which was absolutely crucial to the Committee,the Government could not meet its conventional obligations to inform the Committee about the status of torture in Finland if there was no law defining torture as an illegal act.
A legislative review added a number of provisions, defining torture as a crime, abolishing hard labour and guaranteeing prisoners' rights.
With regard to the question of defining torture in national legislation, he felt that the Committee's queries had revealed the persistent and fundamental difference between their thinking and that of Poland's legislators.
Legal and institutional framework: On the legal framework, the recommendations include alignment of criminal law with international standards on preventing and combating torture, which generally entails defining torture as an offence in accordance with article 1 of the Convention against Torture, and the establishment of legal safeguards against torture, such as access to a lawyer and a doctor and the exclusion of evidence obtained by torture. .
Regarding the absence of domestic legislation defining torture in the terms of article 1 of the Convention, he stressed that the wording of that article was very specific. It could not be equated to a mere criminalization of acts constituting torture that were usually covered by criminal legislations, because it referred specifically to acts committed by public officials.
The situation was clearest for all concerned when there was a single legal provision defining torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment for the purposes of compliance with the Convention.
Priority should be given to the adoption of a new criminal code, defining torture as a punishable offence, and a new code of criminal procedure, guaranteeing the right of an accused person to counsel at all stages of criminal proceedings, as well as to effective and practical supervision by the courts of preliminary confinement to preclude any use of torture at the stage of detention or arrest or at subsequent stages of criminal proceedings.
The addition of a provision to the Code of Offences and Penalties defining torture in keeping with the Convention against Torture, in order to ensure that the provisions on the subject of torture are properly applied;
The circular referred to article 1 of the Convention in defining torture as any act by which severe pain or suffering, whether physical or mental, was intentionally inflicted on a person, but differed from the Convention in not referring to the purposes sought by the torturers.
Concern at the non-existence of provisions explicitly defining torture in the Criminal Code in force and making torture a punishable offence in criminal law, in accordance with articles 1 and 4 of the Convention;
The Committee notes with regret that the draft Criminal Code defining torture has not been adopted, thus making it impossible for courts in the State party to prosecute acts of torture in an appropriate manner arts. 7 and 14.
Paragraph 15: The State party should adopt criminal legislation defining torture on the basis of international standards and legislation criminalizing and penalizing acts of torture with penalties commensurate with their gravity.
Paragraph 15: The State party should adopt criminal legislation defining torture on the basis of international standards and legislation criminalizing and penalizing acts of torture with penalties commensurate with their gravity.
Priority should be given in this respect to the adoption of a new Criminal Code defining torture as a punishable offence, and of a new Code of Criminal Procedure guaranteeing in practice the right of an accused person to counsel at all stages of criminal proceedings, as well as to effective and practical supervision by the courts of preliminary confinement to preclude any use of torture at the stage of detention or arrest or at subsequent stages of criminal proceedings.
It also defined torture perpetrated for reasons of discrimination as an aggravated punishable offence.
Define torture as a separate offence to comply with article 7 of the Covenant;