(b) To make those offences punishable by appropriate penalties which take into account the grave nature of those offences.

2. Restrictions justified by the desire to combat impunity

C. Restrictive measures justified by action to combat impunity

(a) Protective and punitive measures against the removal, destruction or misuse of archives

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B. Penalties for racist acts and behaviour

Furthermore, sexual harassment is prohibited and punishable.

Whenever I have a good impulse, I get punished.

(a) Protective measures and moves to punish the destruction or concealment of, or illicit traffic (black market) in, archives

INTRODUCTION A. Origins of the campaign against impunity

Fines should not be construed as a punitive measure.

(a) To fight sexual exploitation with a view to abolishing it, by prosecuting and punishing those who engage in that activity

Penalizing irregular conduct.

Conventions including penalty provisions, for example, require the drafting of legislation to define the nature of such penalties and criminal acts in accordance with the principle of criminal legitimacy .

The seriousness and punishability of offences also needed to be considered in arriving at the definition.

The many different forms of violation require different kinds of penalties, mainly of an economic nature as mentioned above.

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If related to terrorist acts, the penalties associated to these offences are cumulative to those provided for crimes of terrorism.

Impunity holds sway.

Thus... does Rome punish cowards!

Nor the punishment. Nor the punishment.

We commit ourselves to ensuring that there will be no impunity for those who have committed crimes and will undertake to institute appropriate disciplinary action in cases where an individual has been found to have committed wrongdoing.

Article 54 determines the grounds for legal action to penalize unlawful conduct.

We commit to ensure that there will be no impunity for those who have committed crimes and will undertake to institute appropriate disciplinary action in cases where an individual has been found to have committed wrongdoing.

I will be punished, and I should be punished.

Article 2 of the Act adapts this general principle to the punishment system by distinguishing four categories of perpetrators of reprehensible acts.

Thus, the Offence of Zina (Enforcement of Hudood) Ordinance, 1979, provides for punishment of illicit sexual relations (that is, sexual relations outside marriage).

It is vital that these crimes not be left unpunished.

3. Introducing appropriate sanctions and penalties

They should not be used in a vexatious or punitive manner.

(v) That the Abolition of the Punishment of Whipping Act 1996, precluding courts (not prisons) from awarding a sentence of whipping apos except in cases where the punishment of whipping is provided as Hadd apos , permits continuation of the prescribed punishment of 100 lashes in the case of illicit sexual relations, and death by stoning, in the case of adultery

confiscation.

Penalty 250 penalty units.

What are the offences and penalties in your country with respect to the activities listed in this subparagraph?

(c) The penalty stipulated in paragraph (a) above is of a criminal nature.

22. The campaign against impunity should focus on the absence of penalties or compensation and the inadequacy of penalties or compensation already in existence or contemplated.

There's several definitions of what a punishment is, but one definition, the most popular, is a punishment is a stimulus that reduces the immediately preceding behavior, such that it's less likely to occur in the future.

Penalties for non compliance

The penalty of this offence is life imprisonment.

regulatory compliance, fines and penalties

Pornography is punished by imprisonment and fine or seizure of property.

Recognizing the importance of combating impunity for all violations that constitute the crime of genocide,

They were (i) as a judicially imposed punishment for certain ordinary criminal offences (ii) as a punishment for certain offences for which the penalty is prescribed by Islamic law and (iii) as a punishment for breach of prison discipline.

We commend Israel's decision to halt punitive house demolitions.