Examples of using Adopted a new criminal code in English and their translations into French
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The Parliament of Australia adopted a new Criminal Code in 1995.
Hungary adopted a new Criminal Code in 2012 and revised all the related legal instruments.
The Republic of Tajikistan adopted a new Criminal Code in 1998.
Togo adopted a new Criminal Code in 1980 14 and a Criminal Procedure Code in 1983 15.
It is important to point out that the Republic of Panama recently adopted a new Criminal Code, entering into force in May 2007.
In 1994, Uzbekistan adopted a new Criminal Code, which contained 13 articles under which the death penalty could be carried out.
Among others, to the country's obligations under resolution 1624(2005),the Serbian parliament adopted a new Criminal Code which entered into force on 1 January 2006.
On 28 January 2014,Ecuador adopted a new Criminal Code which includes the Kampala definition of the crime of aggression in article 88.
With regard to the latter initiative,I wish to point out that the parliament of Serbia recently adopted a new criminal code with provisions that fully conform to witness protection standards.
In 2007, Panama adopted a new Criminal Code, which included provisions that had been incorporated into other special legal instruments.
Cotonou, Paris, 6 June 2018- On 5 June,Benin's National Assembly adopted a new Criminal Code removing all references to the death penalty from the law.
Mongolia adopted a new Criminal Code outlawing the death penalty for all crimes in December which will enter fully into law in September 2016.
The Congo noted that Cambodia had strengthened its cooperation with the treaty bodies andhad recently adopted a new Criminal Code and legislation on fighting corruption and the implementation of the Civil Code. .
Parliament had adopted a new criminal code, and laws on narcotics, money laundering and other related matters would be adopted. .
Ms. Nahayo(Burundi) said that in April 2009 Burundi had adopted a new Criminal Code in which the age of criminal responsibility was raised from 13 to 15 years.
In 2008, Slovenia adopted a new Criminal Code, which introduced a separate criminal offence of torture; since 2011, this has been included in the Criminal Code chapter on criminal offences against human rights and freedoms. This is Article 135 a of the Criminal Code, which derives from Article 1, in connection with Article 4, of the Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment(UN CAT), ratified by Slovenia in 1993.
By Legislative Decree No. 4/2003 of 18 November 2003, Cape Verde adopted a new Criminal Code, which establishes various offences covered in the universal counter-terrorism instruments.
It had recently adopted a new Criminal Code, abolishing the death penalty, and ratified the Sixth Protocol to the European Convention on Human Rights.
Furthermore, the parliament of the Republic of Serbia adopted a new criminal code on 29 September 2005 contain many provisions that facilitate cooperation with the ICTY.
In 2008, Slovenia had adopted a new Criminal Code; article 265 thereof, concerning the crime of torture, contained all of the components of the definition of torture contained in article 1 of the Convention.
In June 2003,its Parliamentary Assembly had adopted a new Criminal Code which contained provisions on the criminal offences of terrorism and the financing of terrorism.
Тhe Republic of Serbia adopted a new Criminal Code(Official Journal of the Republic of Serbia No. 85/2005), which began to be implemented on 1 January 2006 and which is the responsibility of the Ministry of Justice.
As indicated above,Gabon has recently adopted a new Criminal Code, in part dedicated to the creation of special chambers to deal with cases of piracy and maritime crime.
On 13 November 2007,the National Assembly had adopted a new Criminal Code to replace its 1974 predecessor, which had essentially been based on Nicaragua's first Criminal Code dating back to 1837.
Georgia's Parliament had recently adopted a new Criminal Code which abolished capital punishment; that was a major step forward in Georgia's progress towards democracy and was in keeping with international human rights standards.
On 25 June 2012,the Hungarian Parliament had adopted a new Criminal Code, which had entered into force on 1 July 2013. The new Code penalized threats of terrorist acts, failure to report terrorism and the provision of funds to terrorists.
The National Assembly of the Republic of Armenia adopted a new Criminal Code on 18 April 2003 and a law on export control of dual-use items and technologies and on their transit across the territory of the Republic of Armenia on 24 September 2003.
Ms. Baars(Aruba) said that in 2012 the Aruban Parliament had adopted a new criminal code introducing a new juvenile justice system, where courts could order the placement of juvenile delinquents in a closed centre, under a measure called a"PIJ.
In April 2001 the Verkhovna Rada adopted a new Criminal Code, which entered into force on 1 September 2001; it contains totally new provisions relating to women, including a definition of trafficking in persons and specification of the corresponding sanctions.
On 13 November 2007,the National Assembly of Nicaragua had adopted a new Criminal Code, which defined the offences of terrorism, the financing of terrorism, hostage-taking, intentional incitement, mere incitement and conspiracy to commit terrorist acts, as well as offences against the safety of civil aviation and against navigation and port security.