Flogging for writing.

It's a shame, flogging that cripple.

Now the Taliban are blasting girls schools and flogging women.

Flogging of Raif Badawi taking place right now in Saudi Arabia.

And it goes on, even trial and flogging me in public.

Category B is for persons sentenced to imprisonment with hard labour or flogging.

(a) Torture and cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment, including flogging and amputations

(e) Up to 20 lashes of the whip, provided that the prisoner is proved to be medically fit to sustain a flogging, and having due regard to the rules and procedures relating to the infliction of the penalty of flogging.

(g) To take all necessary measures to end amputation and public flogging and to pursue vigorously penitentiary reform

(h) To end amputation and flogging and all other forms of punishment that are cruel, inhuman or degrading

On Facebook, Kacem El Ghazzali shares a photograph of the Jeddah mosque where the flogging allegedly took place

(c) The continuing use of torture and cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment such as flogging and amputations

(c) The continuing use of torture and cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment such as flogging and amputations

And that led the chiefs to do what's called flogging the land overstocking the land, forcing tenant farmers into dependency.

200. The Committee expresses the hope that the review of child related laws will result in the total abolition of flogging.

(d) The use of torture and other forms of cruel, inhuman and degrading punishment, in particular the practice of amputation and flogging

(a) To eliminate, in law and in practice, amputations, flogging and other forms of torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment

(e) Forms of punishment which entail torture, such as amputation and flogging, and are incompatible with applicable international human rights instruments, continue to be inflicted.

119. The Committee notes the non compatibility of certain areas of national legislation with the provisions and principles of the Convention, including the punishment of flogging.

It's the people above them that should be punished. The authorities, the whole organization. Now if it were one of the high judges you were flogging

First, private news channels broadcast across the country a video clip recorded on a cell phone of the public flogging of a 17 year old Swat girl.

I do not know the punishment in criminal law for the offence of flogging, but that is what the delegation of Pakistan have inflicted on this Assembly.

(f) The use of torture and other forms of cruel, inhuman and degrading punishment, in particular the practice of amputation and the growing number of cases of public flogging

(Nota bene It is worth mentioning that the competent authorities in Qatar are considering amending the Prisons Act with a view to repealing the provisions on the penalty of flogging.

(g) The public and serious debate, which is taking place within society and in the media, on the validity and utility of the imposition of public flogging and other harsh punishments

452. They asked for explanations on the numerous allegations of torture, whether practised by members of government security forces or not, and on judicial sentences involving corporal punishment (amputation and flogging).

In many countries persons who have committed crimes under the age of 18 can be sentenced to death or life imprisonment or subjected to corporal punishment or punishments including amputation, flogging or stoning.

Just a reminder Those who criticise the ISIS, which beheads and flogs people, and lines up children to watch, are the ones who are making excuses for the flogging of a man in Saudi Arabia.

(g) To take all necessary measures to end the use of torture and other forms of cruel, inhuman and degrading treatment and punishment, in particular the practices of amputation and public flogging, and to pursue vigorously penitentiary reform

40. The application of measures of punishment of extreme severity, such as lapidation, amputation and flogging, which are not compatible with the provisions of article 7 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, were also reported.

(16) The Committee reiterates its deep concern that corporal punishments such as flogging, and in a few cases even amputation of limbs, are still prescribed by law and practised in the State party, in violation of article 7 of the Covenant.

The arrest of intellectuals women's rights flogging and stoning implementation of Sharia law and now the arrest of a mascot for not complying with Islamic attire. It is painful that Muslim's causes are now issues that the civilised world has moved away from

Note bene The competent authorities are considering amending the Prisons Act with a view to abolishing the penalties of hard labour and flogging in conformity with the new Penal Code No. 11 of 2004, which does not provide for either of these penalties.

118. In response to questions raised by members, the representative stated that, although flogging was indeed a form of punishment, it had not been instituted by the 1991 Muslim Personal Law but by the Penal Code promulgated by the British in 1898.

They banned the use of whips in the field and flogging of women informed planters that slaves were to be allowed religious instruction, and required a free day during each week when slaves could sell their produce, prohibiting Sunday markets to enable slaves to attend church.

In this regard, the Committee welcomes the State party apos s decision to establish a committee to review national laws pertaining to children and that its preliminary observation in the area of the abolition of the punishment of flogging (see para. 119 above) has been taken into account by the reviewing committee.

In his statement, he addressed continuing occurrences of the practice of corporal punishment, such as amputation, stoning, flogging and beating, surveyed the jurisprudence of international and regional human rights mechanisms, and concluded that any form of corporal punishment is contrary to the prohibition of torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment.