Examples of using Charged under section in English and their translations into Russian
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He was reportedly charged under section 5(d) and section 42 prison regulations.
For example, according to CIJL, Myint Aung(lawyer, licence No. 3277)was arrested and charged under section 2(1)(a) of the Arms Act.
The suspects were charged under section 15(2) of EFCC Act, 2004 for the offence of terrorism.
Kyaw Zin Win, who remains in Insein prison,has been allegedly charged under sections 6, 32(b) and 13/1 of the Penal Code.
He was charged under Section 295 C of the Pakistan Penal Code which reportedly carried the death penalty.
Most of the students were reportedly charged under sections 69, 77 and 142 of the 1991 Criminal Code.
Human rights defender Aung Zaw Oo is still reportedly detained in Insein prison andis said to have been charged under section 5(g) of the Penal Code.
Among the five, who were charged under section 5(j) of the Emergency Provisions Act, are students Thet Naung Soe and Khin Maung Win.
Counsel is instructed to represent Steve Crocker, owner of Frank,who is charged under Section One of the Dangerous Dogs Act.
U Pa Pa Lay andU Lu Zaw were charged under section 5(e) of the 1950 Emergency Provisions Act, while U Htwe and U Aung Soe were charged under section 109.
In spite of the fact that he emphatically denied the act,he was charged under section 333/114 of the Penal Code.
He was charged under section 163.1, which was debated in parliament as bill C-128, and became law on 1 August 1993, amending the Canadian Criminal Code.
Further, any individual or organization can be charged under section 131 of the Act with the offence of inciting racial disharmony.
Kyaw Soe, Myo Yan Naung Thein and Win Maw are also still detained in Insein prison andhave reportedly been charged under section 5(g) of the penal code.
Further, any individual ororganization can be charged under section 131 of the Act(see paragraph 176) with the offence of inciting racial disharmony.
The Committee was informed that of the total reduction of $4,521,400, $1.7 million relates to the transfer of resources to section 23, Protection of and assistance to refugees,of the proposed programme budget in respect of rental formerly charged under section 27F.
He was charged under section 10(a) of the 1975 State Protection Law, which is designed to protect the country from the dangers of those who wish to harm it.
Regarding the situation of Thet Zin, editorinchief of Myanmar Nation(Myo Myanmar) and Sein Win, both reportedly arrested for being in possession of the report of the previous Special Rapporteur, Thet Zin is still in detention in Insein prison andhas been charged under section 17/20 of the Printing Act.
On 7 November 2007, Thet Oo was reportedly charged under section 505(b) of the Penal Code and sentenced to two years imprisonment in Taungoo prison, where he is now.
The 88 Generation student group members Min Ze Ya, Paw U Tun(alias Min Ko Naing), Ko Ko Gyi, Pyone Cho(alias Htay Win Aung), Aung Thu, Kyaw Kyaw Htwe(alias Marky), Kyaw Min Yu(alias Jimmy), Mya Aye(alias Thu Ya) and Yin Htoo Aung, all arrested following the demonstrations,have been reportedly charged under section 17/20 of the Printers and Publishers Registration Act.
In 1989, 402 people were charged under section 160(1), of whom 276 were convicted; in 1990, 332 were charged and 211 were convicted.
Zaw Tun was reportedly charged on 7 November 2007 under section 505(b) of the Penal Code; he is in Prome prison. On 18 October 2007,Shwe Pain was reportedly charged under section 505(b) of the Penal Code and sentenced to two years of imprisonment; he is in Katha prison, Sagaing Division.
Most were charged under section 5(j) of the Emergency Provisions Act, while some were also charged under article 295(offences relating to religion) of the Penal Code.
The prisoners(Myo Myint Nyein, Zaw Tun, Nyunt Zaw, Soe Htet Khaing, Aung Kyaw Oo, Zaw Min, Phyo Min Thein, Win Thein, Aung Myo Tint, Htay Win Aung, Yin Htway, Win Tin, Hla Than, Ko Ko Oo, Kyi Pe Kyaw, Kyaw Min Yu, Myat Tun, Sein Hlaing, Zaw Myint Aung, Soe Myint, Ba Myo Thein)were charged under section 5(e) of the 1950 Emergency Provision Act for writing and distributing allegedly false information.
They were reportedly tried on 7 August 1996 and charged under section 5(e) of the 1950 Emergency Provisions Act for having spread disinformation about the rice harvest.
I have the honour to inform you that, on 5 September 1996, the United Kingdom authorities fulfilled their obligation under article 6, paragraph 4,of the 1970 Convention for the Suppression of Unlawful Seizure of Aircraft by informing the Iraqi interests section of the Embassy of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan in London of the fact that seven Iraqi nationals had been charged under section 1(1) of the United Kingdom Aviation Security Act 1982, and by giving their names.
He adds that he was also charged under section 169 of the Criminal Code, which does not foresee the element of the crime which existed under section 87 of the 1960 Criminal Code.
He was charged under sections 307 RPC and 7/25 IAA(criminal case file FIR No. 117/04) and later again in a separate case pursuant to the same provisions(FIR No. 84/04), both registered with the Police Station in Bijbehara.
U Pa Pa Lay andU Lu Zaw were charged under section 5(c) of the 1950 Emergency Provisions Act with spreading false news, since they had allegedly made jokes about the military Government in a performance on independence day.
Htin Kyaw was charged under section(18) of the Act on the Right to Peaceful Assembly and Peaceful Procession by the North Okkalapa Township police station commander, Police Major Myint Aye, with holding of an unauthorized press conference, together with others, at Ottaya Hall in North Okkalapa Township on 11 February 2013 and was brought before the North Okkalapa Township court on 5 August 2013;