All the above provisions of the Criminal Code implicitly criminalize any act involving the use of financial means to commit the acts of terrorism, i.e. individual stages of the commission of criminal acts preparation for a crime, attempt at a crime, completed crime, or participation in a crime.

Article 62 of the Administrative Violations Code also regards such a circumstance as aggravating.

The seriousness of the offence may also be inferred from the involvement of a criminal organization in committing the offence, the transnational effect of the offence or any other element typical of organized crime.This option would include the insertion of an illustrative list of offences into the travaux préparatoires.

Human rights violations on the part of the military must be treated as criminal offences

them as an international crime

2 crimes of trafficking in human beings committed by 4 perpetrators, and 3 crimes of mediation in prostitution committed by 6 perpetrators.

Terrorist offences

7. Recognition of gross and massive violations of human rights perpetrated on the orders of Governments or sanctioned by them as an international crime.

9. Recognition of gross and massive violations of human rights perpetrated on the orders of Governments or sanctioned by them as an international crime.

(a) The nature of the offence

(c) The act giving rise to the extradition request is deemed a political offence

quot 4. To prosecute crimes and breaches of legal or constitutional provisions

(b) It may be stipulated that the offence of money laundering does not apply to the persons who have committed the principal offence

However, there was an increase in criminality and targeted political violence in the city.

Criminalization of terrorist acts and their financing

Only the most reprehensible acts should be criminal offences.

Gross and massive violations of human rights perpetrated by persons without any official standing may be regarded as State acts and international crimes if such persons in fact are in a position to influence State policy and use the State to perpetrate international crimes.

The article refers to genocide and aggression as crimes committed by individuals, not acts by States.

Any violations of that right constituted a crime under the Penal Code.

You have uttered a grievous thing

You have indeed brought an extremely grave speech!

You have indeed advanced something hideous!

Assuredly ye have brought a thing monstrous. Chapter 19

Indeed you have brought forth (said) a terrible evil thing.

You have come up with something monstrous.

Surely you have made a monstrous statement.

Assuredly ye utter a disastrous thing

You have certainly advanced something hideous!

Surely, you have brought a monstrous thing!

You have done an atrocious thing.

This is certainly a monstrous lie!

Certainly you have made an abominable assertion

Assuredly, you have uttered a monstrous falsehood

Indeed ye have put forth a thing most monstrous!

The limitation period for prosecution is counted from the date an offence is committed if the criminal act is of a continual or continuous nature, the period is counted from the last day the act is committed.

Under no circumstances may extradition be stipulated for political offences, even where common crimes are the result of such offences ,

VII. RECOGNITION OF GROSS AND MASSIVE VIOLATIONS OF HUMAN RIGHTS

In addition, an attempt to commit an offence and participating as an accomplice in any of the foregoing activities are also criminalized.

(d) Whether the offence required significant planning or means for its commission.

Laundering of proceeds of crime

(i) Offenders are held fully accountable for their acts

(b) The transnational character of the offence

(c) The transnational character of the offence

Amnesty shall be granted to all combatants of the political parties and movements for crimes committed as a result of their involvement in the conflict, but not for acts of genocide, crimes against humanity or war crimes, or for their participation in coups d'état. (emphasis added)

Things derived from a crime concerning which a verdict of guilty or judicial pardon has been rendered, provided that the owner thereof is not a person having had no hand in the crime