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He read out article 91 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, which expressly provided for that possibility.
However, there are no internal provisions which expressly prohibit extradition when there are substantial grounds for believing that the person in question would be in danger of being tortured in the requesting country.
Article 1, accordingly, should be read in light of article 3 which expressly envisages such hypotheses.
The parties executed a letter of intent, which expressly stipulated that the final agreement was still to be reached after subsequent negotiations.
In addition, Panama referred to article 389of the Penal Code, as amended by article 11 of Act. No. 1(2004), which expressly criminalized money-laundering.
There are international organizations which expressly allow non-sovereign countries to participate as full members.
Promote the mutual recognition of driving permits between Contracting Parties to the 1949 and1968 Conventions on Road Traffic which expressly provide for such measures.
In so doing, the Act thus establishes a legal framework which expressly discourages and prohibits any form of racial discrimination.
He also wished to know whether the armed forces had been trained in the 2009 interrogation rules applying to MI5 and MI6, which expressly banned torture.
This is in striking contrast to the Saudi statement, which expressly excludes any treaty relations with Israel.
In addition to article 15, which expressly stated that no one shall be subjected to torture or to cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or, without his/her free consent, to medical or scientific experimentation, articles 3 and 12 were particularly interesting.
Special mention should also be made of article 54, which expressly prohibits slavery, servitude and trafficking in persons.
The Ugandan Government would agree to language in the relevant articles that limits the jurisdiction and competence of the proposed tribunal to Rwandese territory andthe territory of those member States which expressly declare acceptance of such jurisdiction.
Similarly, the Spanish armed forces accept NATO publications which expressly set out the first four principles referred to in part 1.
A treaty which expressly provides that the obligations stipulated are to be performed in time of war between two or more of the parties, or which by reason of its nature and purpose was manifestly intended by the parties to be operative in time of war between two or more of them, is not terminated or suspended by the beginning of a war between two or more of the parties.
In 2009, this assembly adopted document CD/1864, which expressly paved the way for holding negotiations in accordance with the Shannon mandate.
In the same context, the Special Rapporteur emphasized the need to respect the principles of gender equity and equal opportunity for men and women,especially in view of article 102 of the Constitution, which expressly refers to the participation of women in the administration of justice.
Moreover, if the claim is brought under an instrument which expressly requires the exhaustion of local remedies, the division of the burden of proof would be completely different.
Article 8, paragraph 1 of the new Constitution(Cst) takes up the principle of equality of rights set forth in article 4, paragraph 1, of the old Constitution(oCst.), which expressly prohibited privileges based, inter alia, on aristocratic or geographical origin.
Her delegation was thus in favour of retaining draft article 3, which expressly recognized that the outbreak of an armed conflict did not ipso facto terminate or suspend the operation of treaties.
Reference to the child's date of birth(or at the very least, the period of time during which the child can still be described as such) is also clearly in line with the wording of article 9(2)of the Convention, which expressly relates to equal rights for women in relation to the nationality of their children.
Reference was made in this connection to rule 24 of the rules of procedure, which expressly provides that those rules should apply to the proceedings of its subsidiary bodies“insofar as they are applicable”.
Before and during this period of reflection,the United Kingdom has continued to carry out unilateral actions that run counter to the Declaration of 1995, which expressly provided for joint actions by both Governments in the disputed area covered by that instrument.
In addition to the Act on Foreign Workers' Employment, which expressly forbade discrimination in housing, mechanisms were in place to allow migrant workers to lodge complaints against their employers for violations of their rights.
In its response to a questionnaire for the present study, the Government of the Philippinesstated that facilities and practices of secret detention contravene the Constitution, which expressly prohibits secret, solitary and incommunicado detention and torture, and are not used.
The independence of the investigations was guaranteed by the Criminal Procedure Code, which expressly provided that investigations into crimes allegedly committed by members of the police force must be conducted by judges, and not by police investigators.
Paragraph(l) of this article is subject to the provision in paragraph(l) of article 1 which expressly states that the Uniform Law shall apply to a contract of international sale of goods.
More than half a century after the adoption of General Assembly resolution 181(II), which expressly recognized the right of the Palestinian people to establish an independent state on its national territory, like all other peoples in the world, the Palestinians are still the victims of injustice, living in conditions of occupation, oppression and humiliation while important political developments have taken place in the world resulting in the elimination of colonization and in a recognition of the right of peoples to self-determination.
These engagements were against the UNFPA policy on special service agreements, which expressly states that the policy is not meant for incorporated companies.
A new provision has been inserted in the 1981 Act which expressly prohibits the harassment of an employee in the workplace by his or her employer or by the agent of the employer or by another employee, whether the harassment is based on race, colour, ancestry or place of origin;