Примеры использования To prohibit all corporal punishment на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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There were discussions ofa Child Care and Protection Bill in order to prohibit all corporal punishment in child rearing.
In 2010, a bill intended to prohibit all corporal punishment in childrearing(Bill No. 1971) was filed in the National Assembly, but appeared to have made no progress.
Please say what additional measures have been adopted by the State party explicitly to prohibit all corporal punishment, especially in the home.
The Committee notes that the State party accepted the recommendation to prohibit all corporal punishment of children during the universal periodic review in 2010, and the amendment of the Criminal Code by Law 91/2010 to include a specific provision regarding maltreatment at home.
The Brazilian Code on Children andAdolescents of 1990 had been amended in June 2014 in order to prohibit all corporal punishment of children.
CL stated that in order to prohibit all corporal punishment, it was necessary to repeal the provisions allowing guardians and teachers"to administer reasonable and proper punishment" and to enact explicit prohibition in relation to all settings where adults have authority over children, including the home, all alternative care centres, and in schools.
Ensure that legislation is drafted and enacted to prohibit all corporal punishment of children, including in the home(Sweden);
Global Initiative to End All Corporal Punishment of Children(GIEACPC) strongly recommended that the government introduce legislation as a matter of urgency to prohibit all corporal punishment of children.
It recommended the introduction of legislation as a matter of urgency to prohibit all corporal punishment of children in the family home and all other settings.
The joint contribution reported that this legislation was condemned by the European Committee of Social Rights and that Portugal had subsequentlyamended article 152 of its Criminal Code, on 15 September 2007, to prohibit all corporal punishment of children.
GIEACPC recommended that Guinea introduce legislation as a matter of urgency to prohibit all corporal punishment of children in the family home and all other settings.
The Global Initiative to End All Corporal Punishment of Children noted that corporal punishment was lawful in the home, as a sentence for crime in the penal system, and as a disciplinary measure in penal institutions,recommending the introduction of legislation to prohibit all corporal punishment of children.
It recommended that the Government introduce legislation as a matter of urgency, to prohibit all corporal punishment of children in the family home and all other settings.
GIEACPC hoped that the universal periodic review of Grenada will highlight the importance of prohibition of corporal punishment of children, andrecommended that Grenada introduce legislation as a matter of urgency to prohibit all corporal punishment of children in the family home and all other settings.
GIEACPC recommended that the Government introduce legislation as a matter of urgency to prohibit all corporal punishment of children in the home, and in schools and other institutions.
Global Initiative to End All Corporal Punishment of Children(GIEACPC) reported on the legality of corporal punishment of children in Kuwait despite the recommendations of the Committee on the Rights of the Child andstrongly recommended that the government introduce legislation as a matter of urgency to prohibit all corporal punishment of children in the family home and all other settings, including under Islamic law.
GIEACPC recommended that the government introduce legislation as a matter of urgency to prohibit all corporal punishment of children in the home, schools, penal institutions and alternative care settings.
GIEACPC further noted that a draft law on the Rights of the Child that includes provisions to prohibit all corporal punishment was being discussed.
The Global Initiative to End All Corporal Punishment of Children(GIEACPC)reported that Tunisia had achieved law reform in July 2010 to prohibit all corporal punishment of children and making it a criminal offence to assault a child even lightly.
Global Initiative to End All Corporal Punishment of Children(GIEACPC) recommended that Kiribati introduce legislation, as a matter of urgency, to prohibit all corporal punishment of children in the family, home and all other settings, including traditional justice systems.
Ms. Šimonović asked the delegation to explain the current legal status of corporal punishment in the home, following the adoption by the Commission on Legal Affairs of the parliamentary initiative to prohibit all corporal punishment in October 2007, which had been considered in Parliament again in 2008.
Global Initiative to End All Corporal Punishment of Children(GIEACPC) strongly recommended that the government introduce legislation as a matter of urgency, to prohibit all corporal punishment of children in the family home, social welfare institutions and all alternative care settings.
GIEACPC hoped that the UPR will highlight the importance of prohibition of corporal punishment of children, andstrongly recommended that the Government introduce legislation as a matter of urgency, to prohibit all corporal punishment of children in the home, schools, penal institutions and alternative care settings, and as a sentence of the courts.
The Committee welcomes the commitment of the National Assembly in Wales to prohibiting all corporal punishment in the home, but notes that under the terms of devolution it is not possible for the Assembly to enact the necessary legislation.
GIEACPC urged Belgium to enact legislation to prohibiting all corporal punishment of children in all settings.
Amend the Canon Law and Vatican City State laws to explicitly prohibit all corporal punishment of children, including within the family;
CRC was concerned at the failure of the United Kingdom to explicitly prohibit all corporal punishment.
Introduce legislation to explicitly prohibit all corporal punishment of children as recommended by the Committee on the Rights of the Child(Finland);
To prohibit corporal punishment unequivocally in all settings;
Introduce legislation to prohibit corporal punishment of children in all settings(Liechtenstein);