Examples of using Does not explicitly prohibit in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Committee nevertheless regrets that the Code does not explicitly prohibit torture.
AFHR also noted with concern that the law does not explicitly prohibit the execution of minors between the ages of 14 and 18, in violation of international standards.
Concern is also expressed that domestic legislation,at both the federal and State levels, does not explicitly prohibit the use of corporal punishment in schools.
The Committee regrets that legislation does not explicitly prohibit persons under the age of 18 from joining the armed forces in all circumstances, including in a state of war and in a state of martial law.
The Committee is alsoconcerned that the Child Rights Protection Law does not explicitly prohibit corporal punishment at home and in schools.
The Committee is concerned that legislation does not explicitly prohibit discrimination against children on all of the grounds covered by the Convention in its article 2 and omits, for example, discrimination against children with disabilities.
GIEACPC also indicated that theDomestic Violence Act revised in 2004 does not explicitly prohibit corporal punishment of children.
In 2003, CRC expressed concern that the Constitution does not explicitly prohibit discrimination on the grounds of race, colour, language, political or other opinion, national or ethnic origin, disability, birth or other status.
All NGOs complained about the lack of access to prisons,despite the fact that the Prison Act does not explicitly prohibit the access of members of civil society to prisons.
It is also concerned that the Constitution does not explicitly prohibit discrimination on the grounds of race, colour, language, political or other opinion, national or ethnic origin, disability, birth or other status, as stated in the Convention.
It asked how non-discrimination is guaranteed, a concern alsoraised by the Committee on the Rights of the Child, given that the Constitution does not explicitly prohibit discrimination on specific grounds.
The Committee notes with concern that the law does not explicitly prohibit the use of the death penalty or life imprisonment for children below the age of 18 years.
Indonesia asked Saudi Arabia to elaboratefurther on the allegation that Saudi domestic law does not explicitly prohibit torture and that the same applies to Shari ' a law.
Furthermore, the Committee is concerned that the Bill does not explicitly prohibit direct and indirect investment in the development or production of cluster munitions.
It was alsoconcerned that the Child Rights Protection Law does not explicitly prohibit corporal punishment at home and in schools.
However, the Committee remains concerned to note that the law does not explicitly prohibit the act of obtaining confessions under duress; thus, the provisions currently in force remain inadequate to ensure proper implementation of the Convention(art. 15).
It remains concerned, however,that the definition of discrimination provided under this provision does not explicitly prohibit discrimination based on descent and national or ethnic origin, nor indirect discrimination.
However it is concerned that domestic legislation does not explicitly prohibit discrimination on the basis of national or ethnic origin, political or other opinion, and disability.
He recalls thatarticle 103, part 3, of the Criminal Procedure Code does not explicitly prohibit counsel from requesting expert opinions on legal issues.
However it is concerned that domestic legislation does not explicitly prohibit discrimination on the basis of national or ethnic origin, political or other opinion, and disability.
However, the Committee is concerned that corporal punishment continues to be practiced in some schoolsand that domestic legislation does not explicitly prohibit corporal punishment in the home, schools, and alternative care settings and as a disciplinary measure in penal institutions.
AI continued to express concerns in relation to Bahraini legislation which does not explicitly prohibit the use of torture and ill-treatment by the police, and which does not give a clear and comprehensive definition of torture.
The Bill does not include corporal punishment amongpermitted sanctions for juveniles convicted for crime, but it does not explicitly prohibit corporal punishment in any setting, and it does not repeal article 110 of the Penal Code which allows for" justifiable force" to" correct" a child.
This provision represents an improvement on theprovision of the old Chapter III of the Constitution which did not explicitly prohibit discrimination on the ground of" sex".
While the Child Act prohibits"cruel penalties" in schools in Northern Sudan, it did not explicitly prohibit all forms of corporal punishment.
UNCT highlighted that the lawconcerning corporal punishment of children in Turkmenistan did not explicitly prohibit all forms of corporal punishment in all settings, including alternative care settings; and the Committee on the Rights of the Child recommended explicit prohibition.
In 2006, CERD remained concerned that the definition ofdiscrimination provided under section 3 of the Constitution did not explicitly prohibit discrimination based on descent and national or ethnic origin, nor indirect discrimination.
CAT, while noting that statements made as a result of torture may not be invoked in any proceedings,remained concerned that the law did not explicitly prohibit the act of obtaining confessions under duress.
CAT welcomed the entry into force, in May 2006, of the Police Service Code of Ethics,but regretted that it did not explicitly prohibit torture.
It also observed that Order No.1/738 of 4 July 2004 prohibited child labour andthe exploitation of children while it did not explicitly prohibit the forced or compulsory labour of children under 18 years.