Performance of illegal medical sterilization is criminally punishable.

Each State Party shall take the necessary measures to hold criminally responsible

It used to be known as the Broadmoor Asylum for the Criminally Insane.

Under article 167 of the Criminal Code, trafficking in minors is criminally punishable.

1. Each State Party shall take the necessary measures to hold criminally responsible at least

The illegal performance of the artificial termination of a pregnancy is criminally punishable under Republic of Tajikistan law.

The illegal performance of the artificial termination of a pregnancy is criminally punishable under Republic of Tajikistan law.

(a) States should ensure that their laws and practice eliminate safe havens for those who criminally misuse information technologies

Bigamy and polygamy are not rare, although cohabitation with two or more women in the same household is criminally punishable (article 170 of the Criminal Code).

Although many of those on the List have been convicted of terrorist offences, and others indicted or criminally charged, the List is not a criminal list.

It could be mentioned here that, in some States, Mr. Alan would not be criminally responsible for the breach of trust since the loan had been repaid.

Under the criminal law the number of crimes punishable by the death penalty makes up less than 1 per cent of the overall number of criminally punishable acts.

Where the activities of a company constituted international crimes, both the command structure and the offender should be held criminally responsible and possibly referred to the International Criminal Court.

Others, however, noted that that proposal seemed to restrict the right to reparation to cases in which a court had found an agent of the State to be criminally responsible.

These traumas required responses very different from previous technological changes. Government regulation was incapable of dealing with the issues involved, although it was certainly helpful to devise ways of making destructive hackers criminally responsible.

Article 7 of the Criminal Code on Criminal liability for crimes specified in international agreements states that persons who commit crimes abroad shall be criminally liable under the criminal statutes of the Republic of Lithuania.

Article 30 of the Criminal Code states that any company, commercial or non commercial institution, State organ or organization engaging in conduct that endangers society and is defined in law as a unit offence shall be held criminally responsible.

In most of the transfers reportedly carried out after 11 September, the persons concerned were terrorist suspects who, often being held extraterritorially, had not been charged criminally and instead were transferred to third States, apparently for the purposes of interrogation.

The age of criminal responsibility was 18 children under 13 were not deemed criminally liable between 13 and 18, they could be prosecuted but with indulgence, and imprisonment was always exceptional after the age of 18, they were prosecuted as adults.

Penal sanctions have been established for financial institutions, inasmuch as article 3 of the Money Laundering Act provides that the country's economic, commercial and financial institutions are criminally responsible for any money laundering crime committed on their behalf or for their account.

According to information, the suspected Han Baiyila, who caused casualties due to dangerous driving after drinking, has been criminally detained by the public security organs, and the supervision committee of the Tongliao Municipal Discipline Inspection Commission and Supervisory Commission have been involved in the investigation.

The Court was not supposed to hold specific individuals criminally responsible that is the job of the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY). The ICJ, which instead deals with controversies between states, was faced with Bosnia s claim that Serbia was responsible for the Srebrenica massacre.

All those Congolese puppets and their Ugandan masters are also responsible for terrible large scale massacres of men, women and children they practice summary and extrajudicial executions and systematic rape engage in major violations of human rights and international humanitarian law and deliberately and criminally spread HIV AIDS.

6.2 The Committee observes that the State party challenges the admissibility of the communication on the basis of the author's failure properly to pursue his appeal against the Thessaloniki Misdemeanours Court's acquittal of the three officers criminally charged, without making any argument relating to the author's institution of a separate civil action in 2003.

So Pakistan s government has failed in its principal responsibility, enshrined in its constitution, to safeguard the lives and property of its citizens, as well as the country s security and sovereignty. More than 40,000 citizens have been killed since the beginning of the US war in Afghanistan, because Pakistan s government criminally collaborates with forces that facilitated its rise to power.

By contrast, Jerusalem regards Tel Aviv s drive for normalcy as a shallow affair, one that is almost criminally indifferent to Jewish memory and the lessons of Jewish history. The Israel of Jerusalem is one of yearning for Jewish roots, a deep seated fear of the Arabs, and an unyielding distrust of Gentiles and their international community.

(2) The act for which a request is made to extradite a person in order to serve a sentence, in accordance with the Criminal Code of the Republic of Belarus and the legislation of the foreign State, is criminally punishable, and for its commission the person whose extradition is requested is sentenced to imprisonment for a period of not less than six months or a more severe penalty.

(1) The act for which a request is made to extradite a person in order to institute criminal proceedings against him is criminally punishable in accordance with the Criminal Code of the Republic of Belarus and the legislation of the foreign State, and for the commission of which provision is made for punishment in the form of imprisonment for a period of not less than one year or a more severe penalty

In addition to the 13 cases noted in the Team's December 2004 report (S 2005 83, paras. 50 52), most of which remain unresolved, the chairman of the Al Haramain Islamic Foundation has brought a case in the United States, and a national court in Brussels ruled that because two listed applicants had not been criminally indicted after a lengthy investigation, the Government of Belgium should petition the United Nations for de listing.