Penal sanctions Articles L. 2342 57 to L. 2342 81 provide penal sanctions for infractions of the legislation concerning inspections.

Over one third of respondents had introduced penal sanctions in their legislation as a means of preventing the diversion of precursors.

Any refusal by a police official to accept a complaint involving an act of racism should lead to disciplinary or penal sanctions, and those sanctions should be increased if corruption is involved.

States that have not already done so should also consider amending their legislation to introduce penal sanctions for the diversion of precursors.

Palestinian lands are illegally confiscated. Jewish settlers act outside of the law and commit provocative acts harming Palestinians, rarely incurring any penal sanctions.

Penal provisions and sanctions indicated under previous points (in particular those related to use as well as participation and assistance to terrorist organisations) are applicable.

While important areas of economic policy are subject to rules that allow penal sanctions, the financial sector has a special status that is no longer acceptable.

Furthermore, the new Penal Code also sanctions membership in a terrorist group, cooperation with such a group and any other offence that has a terrorist purpose.

Italian Penal Code (article 438) sanctions with life imprisonment any action aimed at spreading pathogenic germs able to cause an epidemic (the related means of delivery are irrelevant).

The Prosecution advocates a broad interpretation of section 203A of the Penal Law (the trafficking offence) in court and lobbied for stringent sanctions against traffickers, including compensation for victims.

The penal sanctions also show the State's determination in ensuring the rights of men and women to freedom of residence and movement. (See Figure 1.5 of the Index of Statistics)

Sanctions and forfeitures for violation of the provisions of the Council regulation are provided for in Chapter 46, sections 1 3, and in Chapter 10 of the Finnish Penal Code, respectively.

Penal Provisions.

Penal Code

Italian Penal Code (article 285) sanctions with life imprisonment the violent release of CW aimed at causing a mass murder with the final goal to attempt to the security of the State.

BiH Penal Code

FBiH Penal Code

RS Penal Code

Federal Penal Code

Penal transfer treaties

Penal Reform International

Reaffirming further the obligation of the States parties to the Fourth Geneva Convention8 under articles 146, 147 and 148 with regard to penal sanctions, grave breaches and responsibilities of the High Contracting Parties,

Italian Penal Code (article 285) sanctions with life imprisonment the violent release of biological agents aimed at causing a mass murder with the final goal to attempt to the security of the State.

Italian Penal Code (article 285) sanctions with life imprisonment the violent release of nuclear materials aimed at causing a mass murder with the final goal to attempt to the security of the State.

The Omani Penal Code

Article 7 Penal provisions

Furthermore, in analogy with provisions related to BW use, Italian Penal Code (article 438) sanctions with life imprisonment any action aimed at releasing CW so to cause an epidemic (the related means of delivery are irrelevant).

Italian Penal Code (article 439) sanctions with imprisonment of no less than 15 years any action aimed at poisoning with chemicals water as well as edible goods in order to make them dangerous for human health.

Such sanctions may include monetary sanctions.

Penal Code Act (Cap 135)

ed. (Penal Reform International, 2001).

Reaffirming further the obligation of the States parties to the Fourth Geneva ConventionIbid., vol. 75, No. 973. under articles 146, 147 and 148 with regard to penal sanctions, grave breaches and responsibilities of the High Contracting Parties,

Reaffirming further the obligation of the States parties to the Fourth Geneva ConventionIbid., vol. 75, No. 973. under articles 146, 147 and 148 with regard to penal sanctions, grave breaches and responsibilities of the High Contracting Parties,

Reaffirming further the obligation of the States parties to the Fourth Geneva ConventionIbid., vol. 75, No. 973. under articles 146, 147 and 148 with regard to penal sanctions, grave breaches and responsibilities of the High Contracting Parties,

Reaffirming further the obligation of the States parties to the Fourth Geneva ConventionIbid., vol. 75, No. 973. under articles 146, 147 and 148 with regard to penal sanctions, grave breaches and responsibilities of the High Contracting Parties,

(b) To investigate and submit cases of torture and other forms of violence against children to the competent authorities for the purpose of prosecution and to impose appropriate disciplinary or penal sanctions against those responsible for such practices

(b) To investigate and submit cases of torture and other forms of violence against children to the competent authorities for the purpose of prosecution and to impose appropriate disciplinary or penal sanctions against those responsible for such practices

Treatment of offenders and penal reform

Section 2 Implementation and penal provisions

Reaffirming further the obligation of the States parties to the Fourth Geneva ConventionUnited Nations, Treaty Series, vol. 75, No. 973. under articles 146, 147 and 148 with regard to penal sanctions, grave breaches and responsibilities of the High Contracting Parties,

Sanctions

Sanctions

President of the Appeal Penal Court Damascus

The new Penal Code takes into consideration all the penal provisions set forth under the counter terrorist conventions and the treaties in force.

28. Also calls upon States to investigate and submit cases of torture and other forms of violence against children to the competent authorities for the purpose of prosecution and to impose appropriate disciplinary or penal sanctions against those responsible for such practices