Examples of using Criminal code prohibited in English and their translations into Spanish
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The Criminal Code prohibited forced recruitment of children and adolescents.
The Family Code and the Criminal Code prohibited early marriage.
The Criminal Code prohibited incitement to murder, and established penalties in that regard.
For example, article 69 of the Criminal Code prohibited incitement to racial hatred.
The Criminal Code prohibited the manufacture, sale, distribution, trafficking and possession of drugs and illegal substances.
In one case, criminal liability applied only to individuals who governed legal persons andnot to entities, as the criminal code prohibited the establishment of the criminal liability of legal persons.
In one case, the criminal code prohibited establishing the criminal liability of legal persons.
It was astonishing that a 12-year-old girl, a victim of early marriage, had been condemned to 6 months' imprisonment and a fine,for marital desertion, when article 300 of the Criminal Code prohibited marriage for girls under 13.
Article 129 of the Criminal Code prohibited human trafficking and called for penalties of up to 25 years in prison.
Regarding the lack of statistical data on the ethnic composition of the Turkish population,he said that article 135 of the Criminal Code prohibited the collection and use of personal data, except for purposes of banking, insurance, health care or scientific research.
The Criminal Code prohibited trafficking in persons. National courts had universal jurisdiction for such offences.
Therefore, section 266(b) of the Criminal Code prohibited the dissemination of racist statements or racist propaganda.
Article 7 of the new Criminal Code prohibited the use of punishments or sentences causing physical suffering or impairing human dignity.
Mr. Pollar wished to know whether the Criminal Code prohibited the recruitment of children in particular, by either State or non-State actors.
Article 13 of the new Criminal Code prohibited the extradition to a foreign State of Russian citizens charged with an offence in that State.
The report stated that article 21 of the Criminal Code prohibited the use of violence or force in obtaining testimony from persons under investigation.
Article 245 of the Criminal Code prohibited begging unless it was practised by somebody accompanying a blind person or by parents with their children.
In one State party, the criminal code prohibited establishing the criminal liability of legal persons.
Article 297 of the Criminal Code prohibited public incitement to violence or hatred directed against a person or group defined by reference to race, colour, religion, descent or national or ethnic origin.
As to article 4,he expressed concern that article 216(1) of the Criminal Code prohibited incitement of hatred in a manner that constituted a danger to public order and wondered how that provision was interpreted.
Article 12 of the Criminal Code prohibited the use of force against persons deprived of their liberty and the extortion of confessions by torture, humiliation, intimidation or degrading treatment.
Similarly, article 322 of the Criminal Code prohibited the courts from handing down suspended sentences for all of those crimes.
Article 168 of the Criminal Code prohibited the sale of children and prescribed prison sentences of between 2 and 5 years, which could be increased to 8 years in the event of aggravating circumstances.
For example, articles 220 and 314 of the Criminal Code prohibited the strategic development of any armed group, including conspiracy, arming a group, terrorism and insurgency.
Article 208(1) of the Criminal Code prohibited torture for the purpose of extracting confessions or information relating to a crime, while article 208(2) defined torture in considerably broader terms.
Referring to article 20 of the Covenant,he noted that the Criminal Code prohibited instigation of war against the State or of civil war, yet he wondered whether there was any general provision or law prohibiting propaganda inciting war.
ICJ stated that the Criminal Code prohibited the termination of pregnancy, specifying that both women who procure miscarriages and medical professionals and who perform or assist them might be held criminally responsible.
He welcomed the fact that the Criminal Code prohibited the preventive detention of children under the age of 14 but asked for specific information on the age of criminal responsibility for juveniles.
The basic principles of the Criminal Code prohibited the practice of torture, and in its articles 1 to 10 established that it was a criminal act, punishable as such, and that its legal consequences were defined by the Criminal Code. .
The Government stated that the Criminal Code prohibited discrimination based on the grounds of national or social origin, colour, sex, family situation, health, political opinion, labour union membership, as well as ethnicity, nationality, race and religion.