Examples of using Criminal code amendment in English and their translations into Russian
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The Criminal Code amendment 511/2011.
Trafficking in women andchildren Edo State Criminal Code(Amendment) Law, 2000.
Criminal Code(Amendment), Decree 1969 NICD 398.
The Government decided to introduce a Criminal Code(Amendment) Bill to provide, inter alia, for marital rape.
The Criminal Code(Amendment) Act came into effect on November 27th 2006.
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The Committee notes that the State party introduced the Criminal Code Amendment(Cluster Munitions Prohibition) Bill in the Senate in November 2010.
Criminal Code Amendment(Suppression of Terrorist Bombings) Act 2002.
It hoped that the action plan regarding the Roma would promote the rights of that community and that the Criminal Code amendments would strengthen the fight against human trafficking.
The Criminal Code Amendment Act 1998 Act 554.
Chile welcomed the National Action Programme, the adoption of the Law on combating domestic violence, Criminal Code amendments on corruption and the National Action Plan on trafficking.
Criminal Code Amendment(Anti-Hoax and Other Measures) Act 2002.
Furthermore, the Ministry of National Security brought forward the Criminal Code Amendment Act 2012, which for the first time introduced definitions for"unlawful gang" and"unlawful gang activity.
The Criminal Code Amendment(Trafficking in Persons Offences) Act 2005 came into effect on 3 August 2005.
While the legal situation prior to 1 May 2004 provided only for an uncontested decision of a court of second instancein the extradition matter, the 2004 Criminal Code Amendment Act introduced second instance extradition proceedings.
Section 1 of the Criminal Code(Amendment) Act, 1993 provides that.
Section 4 of the Security Legislation Amendment(Terrorism) Act 2002 lays down a requirement for a review of the provisions of the Security Legislation Amendment(Terrorism) Act 2002, Suppression of the Financing of Terrorism Act 2002,Border Security Legislation Amendment Act 2002 and the Criminal Code Amendment(Suppression of Terrorist Bombings) Act 2002.
The Criminal Code Amendment(Suppression of Terrorist Bombings) Act 2002 received Royal Assent on 3 July 2002.
Slovenia welcomed the steps taken since the first UPR,including the adoption of the Anti-Discrimination Act and the new Criminal Code, amendments to the Code of Civil Procedure and new strategies and policy concepts, particularly relating to the rights of the Roma population.
The Criminal Code Amendment(Anti-Hoax and Other Measures) Act 2002 received Royal Assent on 4 April 2002.
On measures that are being considered to help reduce the prison population, in particular in relation to judicial reforms,it was reported that the Criminal Code Amendment Act provides for community service as one of the penalties that can be meted out on a convicted person. However, in practice community service has been difficult to implement due to the lack of a clearly defined supervisory mechanism.
The Criminal Code(Amendment) Law No. 18(I)/2006, increasing the minimum age of criminal responsibility to 14 years, in 2006;
The Gambia Press Union and the Coalition for Human Rights in the Gambia(GPU/CHRG) reported that media laws such as the 2004 Newspaper Registration Act,the 2005 Criminal Code Amendment Act, the 2009 Official Secrets Amendment Act and the Communications Bill all contradict constitutional provisions and international human rights instruments and make it practically impossible for journalists to work without breaching the law.
The Criminal Code(Amendment) Act 1993 has repealed and amended some of the relevant provisions of the Criminal Code see Initial Report.
Germany noted criminal code amendments on violence against children, health care and access to education.
The Criminal Code Amendment Act(No. 16), 2003, stipulates that children under 18 shall not be sentenced to death or life imprisonment;
GPU/GHRC added that the 2005 Criminal Code Amendment Act and Official Secrets Act, the most cited documents in all media related court cases, both criminalise press related offences.
The Criminal Code Amendment(Trafficking in Persons Offences) Act 2005 created new and revised trafficking in persons offences in the Criminal Code. .
It noted the Criminal Code amendments to prevent domestic violence, protect victims and impose harsher sentences on the perpetrators of such violence.
In addition to these Criminal Code amendments, the government is actively involved in an educational program available to the communities where the practice is more prevalent.
The Criminal Code(Amendment) Act(article 78), in 2003, which incorporates in national law the definition of torture set out in article 1 of the Convention against torture;