Complicity.

Rutaganira's conduct was found to have constituted an omission and resulted in complicity.

In cases where this Act is not applicable financing can constitute complicity to crime.

Still others felt that such conduct might already be covered by the notion of complicity.

Those gangs were able to function above all thanks to the complicity they enjoyed with the police.

In the aftermath of these events, the political forces have continued to trade accusations of complicity in these incidents.

Status under the Criminal Code of attempts to commit and complicity or participation in any of the offences described above

However, one thing that the Government observed was that some gangs were working in complicity with agents of the National Police.

So he couldn t defend himself. The bees have overwhelmed him, and violence, corruption, complicity, and contamination of the state have all skyrocketed.

(c) To research and clarify the implications for transnational corporations and other business enterprises of concepts such as complicity and sphere of influence

Immediately after the escape, the Transitional Government dismissed two senior penitentiary officials and detained eight prison guards for alleged complicity in the breakout.

The Government of the United States has maintained a shameful silence on this request in a clear demonstration of its complicity with the terrorist.

Criminal liability for such acts is determined on the basis of article 16 of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Belarus (complicity in a crime).

The following comments, in as far as they relate to complicity, aiding and abetting, financing, assisting etc., must be read in the light of the general remarks.

Referring to the report of the High Commissioner, the representative suggested that the working group could consider the question of complicity of business in human rights violations.

Under the Criminal Code, the offences organizing prostitution , coercion into prostitution , complicity in organizing prostitution and enticing, harbouring or procuring prostitutes encompass such conduct as it may relate to children.

The retired generals would be tanning beside the Adriatic. Overwhelming proof of Croatia s complicity with Serbia in the dismemberment of Bosnia something the media have also ignored would never have emerged.

So the stakes in Burma are high for China, as are Chinese fears of about how any future national reconciliation government might react to China s record of complicity with the corrupt military rulers.

Africa faces a crisis of leadership and governance, owing to a dysfunctional ethos. If Africans want to change this, they cannot spare themselves a collective debate about their elites complicity in widespread impoverishment.

CAMBRIDGE As the world economy tumbles off the edge of a precipice, critics of the economics profession are raising questions about its complicity in the current crisis. Rightly so economists have plenty to answer for.

By virtue of this article the States parties undertake to provide mutual judicial assistance in all matters of criminal procedure regarding the offence of torture and related crimes of attempting to commit, complicity and participation in torture.

Mexico has seemed especially tempted to return to its Cuban complicity of the past. It appears that during an upcoming visit to Havana, the Mexican foreign minister will not meet with local dissidents, breaking with precedents established since 1993.

Question on measures to criminalize financial support of terrorism, except where such financial support is provided through complicity in related criminal activities provide for prosecution of persons who provide financing of a group that is engaged in terrorist activities.

There is an attempt to prohibit payments to our State from financial transactions carried out by representatives of a corrupt dictatorship which, with the complicity of a group of international banks, wants to deprive us of resources that we desperately need for social peace in our country.

But the SCAF side is applying a similar strategy strengthening its hold over the key power ministries. For example, in last week s annual personnel changes at the interior ministry, many of those expected to be removed, owing to accusations of corruption, complicity in repression, or both, were not.

Deplores acts of torture and ill treatment involving the complicity of medical personnel, and recommends that the Secretary General disseminate widely the Principles of Medical Ethics adopted by the General Assembly and that he inform the Sub Commission to this effect in a note to its fifty eighth session

Deplores acts of torture and ill treatment involving the complicity of medical personnel, and recommends that the Secretary General disseminate widely the Principles of Medical Ethics adopted by the General Assembly and that he inform the Sub Commission to this effect in a note to its fifty eighth session

By virtue of article 8 of the Convention, the States parties undertake to recognize torture as an extraditable offence for purposes of facilitating the extradition of persons suspected of having committed acts of torture and or the related crimes of attempting to commit and complicity and participation in torture.

Deplores acts of torture and ill treatment involving the complicity of medical personnel, and recommends that the Secretary General disseminate widely the Principles of Medical Ethics adopted by the General Assembly and that he inform the Sub Commission to this effect in a note to its fifty eighth session

One such case belatedly came to the attention of the United Nations Human Rights Committee. In November, the Committee concluded that Germany had failed to police the Neumann Kaffee Gruppe regarding its complicity in the forced eviction of several villages in Uganda to make way for a large coffee plantation.

Keeping those loans on the books would have meant that a bank would have had to incur a large capital adequacy provision and monitor the loans performance, at a cost to itself. Securitization avoided such costs and placed the new product advantageously with the complicity of rating agencies, which stood to profit from investors inexperience and lack of information.

NEW DELHI On July 30, Yakub Memon, a chartered accountant and the brother of a notorious gangster now living in self imposed exile, was hanged for complicity in the planning and execution of serial bomb blasts that killed 257 people in Mumbai in 1993. The hanging, India s first in three years, has prompted reactions ranging from dismay to scarcely concealed bloodlust.

One consequence, from a British perspective, is that it is now virtually impossible to imagine that any future prime minister could engage in another big military adventure primarily out of loyalty to an American president. Indeed, it is possible that Blair, through his complicity in the Iraq war, has inflicted major damage on the very idea of a special relationship between Britain and the United States.

The Commission expresses serious concern at reports of cases of support, collusion or complicity on the part of State agents with paramilitary groups, and encourages the Government of Colombia to strengthen its policy to sever all links between paramilitary groups and civil servants at regional and national levels in administrations and institutions and takes note of the increasing number of investigations carried out by the State.

Instead, it should have publicly pushed for the third option, which would have been a watershed, for it would have signaled that the IMF will not be driven by its powerful members to acquiesce in bad policies. Indeed, it would have afforded the Fund an opportunity to atone for its complicity in the creditor driven, austerity addled misery to which Greeks have been subject for the last five years.

Many of the several thousand demonstrators at Shahbag are too young to have had personal experience of the killings that marked the Pakistani Army s brutal, and ultimately unsuccessful, attempt to suppress the fledgling independence movement. But they are animated by an ideal the profound conviction that complicity in mass murder should not go unpunished, and that justice is essential for Bangladeshi society s four decade old wounds to heal fully.

The fundamental problem with the ICJ s decision is its unrealistically high standard of proof for finding Serbia to have been legally complicit in genocide. After all, one can also be guilty of complicity in a crime by not stopping it while having both the duty and the power to do so, and when, through one s inaction, one decisively contributes to the creation of conditions that enable the crime to take place.

Uribe has spent weeks directly and personally lobbying key American legislators, and he is undoubtedly his own best advocate. But, just as former US Vice President Al Gore recently refused to share a dais with Uribe in Miami, many members of Congress refuse to approve a trade agreement or an aid package that may link them to a government tainted by egregious human rights abuses, complicity with drug lords, or both.

Yet the recent revelation of the Czech writer Milan Kundera s presumed complicity in the face of Stalinism is but the latest of the long half life of a toxic past. Other examples come to mind the accusations of collaboration with the secret police raised against Lech Walesa, Romania s public controversies surrounding Mircea Eliade s fascist past, and the attacks on the alleged Jewish monopoly of suffering which equate the Holocaust with the Soviet Gulag.

The outpouring of emotion evident at Shahbag was provoked by a decision of an international criminal tribunal convened by the government. The tribunal, which tries cases of war crimes and crimes against humanity, found a prominent member of Bangladesh s largest Islamist political party, Jamaat e Islami, guilty of complicity in the killings of 300 people, but gave him a relatively light sentence of 15 years in prison (prosecutors had sought the death penalty).

However, as provided in Chapter 34 a, section 5(4) of the Penal Code, the penal provisions on the financing of terrorism do not apply if an act is punishable as an offence referred to in paragraph 1, subparagraphs 1 to 5 or as an offence provided for in section 1 or 2 of Chapter 34 a, or as an attempt to commit any of such offences, or if it is punishable as complicity in such an offence.