Examples of using To commit a terrorist offence in English and their translations into Russian
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Under Polish law,such action would be treated as aiding to commit a terrorist offence.
At the present moment incitement to commit a terrorist offence is not criminalized in the special part of the Penal Code.
Article 5 of the Convention requires Parties to establish"public provocation to commit a terrorist offence" as a criminal offence. .
If the provocation ordirect incitement to commit a terrorist offence is followed by the perpetration of such an offence, the person is regarded as an instigator and punished as a principal perpetrator, in accordance with article 28 of the Penal Code.
New provisions had been introduced criminalizing both public provocation to commit a terrorist offence and training for terrorism purposes.
The mere act of opening a thematic, organization-specific or individual intelligence file may not be seen as raising a human rights issue when there are suspicions that someone is planning to commit a terrorist offence.
Attempt Article 7, paragraph 1,of Act No. 18,314 penalizes an"attempt" to commit a terrorist offence with the minimum penalty prescribed by the Act for an offence actually committed. .
One of them is the draft Amendment Act of the Penal Code, criminalizing as a principal offence, inter alia,incitement to commit a terrorist offence.
Article 579 stated that the provocation,conspiracy and proposition33 to commit a terrorist offence would be punished with a penalty lower by one or two degrees than the one corresponding to the specific offence committed.
It provides for the seizure of property where it is suspected that the property has been, or is being,used to commit a terrorist offence or an offence under the Act s.25.
Also, the law assumes the desire to commit a terrorist offence when the criminal activity is carried out with the aim of instilling fear in the population in general, or when the offence is committed with certain means, such as explosive devices, weapons of mass destruction, toxic or corrosive substances or other substances capable of causing major devastation.
With regard to counter-terrorism legislation,Norway indicated that a new provision was recently introduced criminalizing public incitement to commit a terrorist offence and recruitment and training for terrorism.
Lastly, article 7, paragraph 2,of the Act penalizes a"serious and credible threat" to commit a terrorist offence, which is penalized to the same degree as an attempt, with"serious and credible" being understood to refer to threats that implicitly or explicitly convince others of the intent to commit a terrorist offence. .
Article 39 of the Qatari Penal Code(No. 11 of 2004) provides for the offence of"incitement" under thecategory of criminal participation, and article 9 of the Qatari Anti-terrorism Law(No. 3 of 2004) provides that"anyone who incites another to commit a terrorist offence shall be punished by imprisonment of no less than three and no more than five years.
Given that article 5 of this Convention requires States parties to introduce the offence of"public provocation to commit a terrorist offence" in their domestic law, the question of incitement to terrorism, as it currently exists in the positive law of Luxembourg, will be reconsidered as part of that effort.
During the meetings the Special Rapporteur introduced his mandate and raised some issues of common interest, such as the Council of Europe's Guidelines on"Human Rights and the Fight against Terrorism", victims' rights andquestions related to article 5 of the Council of Europe Convention on the Prevention of Terrorism of 2005"public provocation to commit a terrorist offence.
Article 15: Use of the territory of the Republic to commit or engage in preparations to commit a terrorist offence against another country or its citizens(imprisonment of 5 to 12 years and a fine of 5,000 to 50,000 dinars);
One State recalled the role of the Special Rapporteur on the protection of human rights andfundamental freedoms while countering terrorism and his comment that the Council of Europe Convention on the Prevention of Terrorism, which includes a provision calling on States to criminalize public provocation to commit a terrorist offence, is"a sound response which would respect human rights.
The Act is also applicable to all persons charged with committing, attempting to commit or incitement to commit a terrorist offence outside the Sudan if the terrorist act in question is punishable in the Sudan and in the country where it is committed article 3 d.
The Convention establishes as criminal offences certain acts that may lead to the commission of terrorist offences, i.e. public provocation to commit a terrorist offence(Article 5), recruitment for terrorism(Article 6) and training for terrorism Article 7.
Article 3(d) of the Act, entitled"Application", provides that it is applicable to allpersons charged with committing, attempting to commit or incitement to commit a terrorist offence outside the Sudan if the terrorist act in question is punishable under the Act or any other law in force in the Sudan, is also punishable in the country where it was committed, and the State where the act took place has agreed to apply the provisions of the Act.
It should be noted that on 16 May 2005, Spain signed the Council of Europe Convention on the Prevention of Terrorism,which penalizes provocation to commit a terrorist offence(art. 5) and calls upon States to promote tolerance by encouraging inter-religious and cross-cultural dialogue art. 3.
Ireland is a party to the European Convention on Human Rights and is therefore required to meet the standards of the Convention in its treatment of persons charged or convicted of a criminal offence, including the offence of incitement to commit a terrorist act.
As previously mentioned,incitement to commit a terrorist crime is a criminal offence under articles 11 and 17 of the Law on the protection of society from terrorist acts and the provisions of this article consequently apply to it.
The Terrorism(Combating) Act also provides that it is applicable to any person suspected of committing, attempting to commit or inciting a terrorist offence either within or outside the Sudan.
As explained in theanswer to Question 2.1, Canada's Criminal Code has specific provisions that address inciting to commit a"terrorist activity" or"terrorism offence"; that are designed to prevent a terrorist activity from taking place; and that are designed to combat hate propaganda.
Instigation to commit an offence for terrorist purposes is also penalized.
Knowingly communicating to a foreign entity, a terrorist group or a foreign economic entity the person's willingness to commit the offence;
Public incitement to commit an offence, including terrorist acts, is criminalized in section 136 of the Criminal Code.
It should also be an offence to attempt to commit the offence of terrorist financing.