The Supreme Court as a result toughened the demarcation conditions there in 2009.

At the same time, regulatory regimes have been toughened everywhere to prevent banks from jeopardizing the financial system again.

Earlier this month, the parliament toughened penalties against FGM, adopting amendments that punish perpetrators with up to 15 years in prison if a girl dies, and up to seven years simply for performing the surgery.

At the same time, regulatory regimes have been toughened everywhere to prevent banks from jeopardizing the financial system again. For example, in addition to its price stability mandate, the Bank of England has been given the new task of maintaining the stability of the financial system.

Photo Casa de Nariño Presidency of Colombia. At the beginning of 2016, Colombia passed Law 1773, also known as the Natalia Ponce de León Law, which has toughened sentences and taken judicial benefits away from the perpetrators of attacks using acid and other chemicals. The law is named after a victim of one of these attacks, whose case sparked the debate over the lack of legislation in Colombia on this type of violence.