Примеры использования Prohibits corporal на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Education Act prohibits corporal punishment in all schools.
Article 11 of the School Education Law strictly prohibits corporal punishment.
This policy explicitly prohibits corporal punishment in all settings and aims to provide safe educational environments free from discrimination and violence.
This important amendment builds upon the national Constitution of 1997, which prohibits corporal punishment;
Equally, the Child Care andServices Development Act of 2009 prohibits corporal punishment of children within the care of a guardian or agency falling within the ambit of the Act.
In this regard, the Committee is worried by the absence of a comprehensive law that clearly prohibits corporal punishment of children.
Such Draft Law prohibits corporal punishment of a family member or a cohabiting person and provides for more severe penalties for corporal punishment of a child aged less than 14.
The Act on Social Legal Protection of Children andon Social Guardianship prohibits corporal punishment of children in all forms.
The Education Act 2013 expressly prohibits corporal punishment in all schools and it is a criminal offence for a principal or teacher to administer corporal punishment to a student.
In 2005, CRC took note that article 221 of the Child Rights Act prohibits corporal punishment in judicial settings.
The draft Family Code prohibits corporal punishment of children and other forms of degrading treatment, and is binding on parents and other persons, state bodies, and public officials.
The law on the protection andpromotion of the rights of the child adopted in 2004 expressly prohibits corporal punishment of children.
Ensure the full implementation of Law No. 4-2010, which prohibits corporal punishment, and ensure that all cases of corporal punishment are effectively investigated and prosecuted;
The Committee recommends that the State party enact andimplement legislation that explicitly prohibits corporal punishment of children in all settings.
Ensure that its legislation explicitly prohibits corporal punishment in all settings, including in the home and alternative care, and establish monitoring and reporting mechanisms to enforce such a prohibition;
The Committee welcomes the State party's Childcare and Development Services Act 2011 which prohibits corporal punishment in institutional residences.
The Committee takes note that article 221 of the Child Rights Act prohibits corporal punishment in judicial settings, and that a ministerial note has been sent to schools notifying them of the prohibition of corporal punishment in schools.
The enactment of the Crimes Amendment Act 2007 which repeals the legal defence for the use of reasonable force"by way of correction" in section 59 of the Crimes Act 1961 and prohibits corporal punishment; and.
However, the government needs to enact legislation that explicitly prohibits corporal punishment in schools, homes, and alternative care settings.
While noting that Article 53 of the PINA Law prohibits corporal punishment, the Committee remains concerned that corporal punishment continues to be practised in the home and in alternative care settings, and that there is no explicit prohibition of corporal punishment in schools.
The Committee is very concerned that while article 155 of the Penal Code prohibits corporal punishment it makes an exception for"disciplinary correction.
While article 204 of the Penal Code confirms a"right of correction", and article 215 of the Family Code states that parents have a duty"to correct[their children] appropriately and moderately",the new Law on Integral Protection of Children and Adolescents passed in April 2009, prohibits corporal punishment in its article 38.
UNICEF mentioned that the draft"protection of children bill-2006" prohibits corporal punishment and harmful traditional practices, such as early marriages.
While taking note that corporal punishment is unlawful in schools and in the penal system,the Committee is concerned by the absence of legislation which explicitly prohibits corporal punishment in all settings arts. 2 and 16.
While welcoming the enactment of the Education andTraining Act of 2010, which prohibits corporal punishment in schools, the Committee remains concerned that corporal punishment remains lawful under the Criminal Code.
While noting that the corporal punishment of children is prohibited in public care,the Committee notes with concern there that is still no legislation which explicitly prohibits corporal punishment of children in all settings, including in the family.
While noting that the State party's legislation prohibits corporal punishment in schools(Circular No. 100/MEN/CAB of 1962), the Committee remains concerned about the absence of legislation prohibiting such punishment in the family and in institutions other than schools.
Global Initiative to End All Corporal Punishment of Children(GIEACPC) noted that article 24 of the Rights of the Child(Guarantees)Act(2002) prohibits corporal punishment which is"harmful for the child's mental and physical health.
Please explain whether the law in the State party explicitly prohibits corporal punishment of children in all settings, including the home, schools and alternative care settings; please also inform the Committee of the outcome of any prosecutions in this regard.
The Committee also recommends that the State party accelerate the adoption of the draft Marriage and Family Act, which prohibits corporal punishment of children in the home see concluding observations of the Committee on the Rights of the Child, CRC/C/15/Add.230, para. 40.