Examples of using Offences prohibited in English and their translations into Arabic
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The offences prohibited by this Convention include.
Measures adopted to prevent offences prohibited under the Protocol.
In the light of article 9, paragraph 3, of the Optional Protocol, the Committee urges the State party to guaranteefull legislative protection for child victims and witnesses of offences prohibited under the Optional Protocol.
Measures adopted to prevent offences prohibited under the Protocol.
(7) The Committee is concerned about past irregularities in the approval of firearm licences in Guyana, whereby licences have been allegedly granted indiscriminately andthe firearms used to commit offences prohibited by the Convention(art. 2).
Measures adopted to prevent offences prohibited under the Optional Protocol.
The Committee welcomes the State party ' s bilateral agreements with several States as well as the close cooperation with the United Nations Children ' s Fund, the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe and other relevant national and international organizations in order toenhance its international coordination in combating offences prohibited in this Optional Protocol.
Plotting with one or more persons to commit the offences prohibited by the provisions of the Law;
The Act on Liability of Collective Entities for Offences Prohibited under Penalty(2002) provides for the liability of" collective entities", which is of a sui generis nature: it is not considered as criminal liability, although it is adjudicated by a criminal court pursuant to the provisions of the CPC.
Measures adopted to protect the rights and interests of child victims of offences prohibited under the Protocol.
Measures adopted to prevent offences prohibited under the Optional Protocol.
The Committee recommends that the State party take measures to establish extraterritorial jurisdiction in accordance with article 4 of the Optional Protocol. It also recommends that the State party consider article 5 of the Optional Protocol as alegal basis for extraditing persons who commit offences prohibited therein in the absence of a relevant bilateral or multilateral treaty of extradition.
Measures adopted to protect the rights and interests of child victims of offences prohibited under the Optional Protocol.
Measures adopted to protect the rights and interests of child victims of offences prohibited under the Protocol.
Measures adopted to protect the rights and interests of child victims of offences prohibited under the Optional Protocol.
Measures adopted to protect the rights and interests of child victims of offences prohibited under the Optional Protocol.
(b) The means used toraise awareness within the population at large about the offences prohibited under the Optional Protocol.
It also recommends that the State party consider using the Optional Protocol as a legalbasis for extraditing persons who have committed offences prohibited therein in the absence of a relevant bilateral or multilateral treaty of extradition.
The former describes offences prohibiting the activities in question.
These offences prohibit: trafficking in persons(punishable by a maximum of life imprisonment), the receipt of a financial or other material benefit for the purpose of committing or facilitating the trafficking of a person(punishable by a maximum of 10 years imprisonment); and withholding or destruction of documents- such as a victim ' s travel documents or documents establishing their identity- for the purpose of committing or facilitating the trafficking of that person(punishable by a maximum of five years imprisonment).