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The Belgian social criminal code: an English translation by IRIS│international research institute on social fraud. Criminal Code of the Kingdom of Belgium (1867, as of 2018) (French version) Criminal Procedure Code of the Kingdom of Belgium (1808, amended 2019) (French version) Bosnia and Herzegovina. (...). Section: Female Genital Mutilation. Creating accountability and strengthening commitment, 10. http://www.icrh.org/files/ICRH_rapport%202009_def%20-%20high%20resolutio... http://www.intact-association.org/images/stories/documents/secret/nl/wet... Gedimino pr. He who subjects a person to degrading treatment, will be punished with a sentence of fifteen days to five year or with a fine of 50 EUR to 300 EUR or with one of these punishments individually. Who is involved in a Gender Equality Plan? Establishing a gender information management system, 11. Opening up the…, By clicking accept or continuing to use the site, you agree to the terms outlined in our. 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The Belgian judiciary is referred to as the courts and tribunals (Dutch: hoven en rechtbanken, French: cours et tribunaux, German: Gerichtshöfe und Gerichte) in official texts, such as the Belgian Constitution. De Coninck, Marlies, Gillis, D., & Jorens, Y. Article 417bis (inserted by article 5 of the law of 14 June 2002; in force 24/08/2002). The Belgian social criminal code: an English translation by IRIS│international research institute on social fraud . Do you have any questions regarding the use of the Academic Bibliography. Criminal Code of the Republic of Azerbaijan (2018) (English version) Belgium. © 2020 European Institute for Gender Equality. Article 417ter (inserted by article 5 of the law of 14 June 2002; in force 24/08/2002). Fundamental rights define minimum standards to ensure everyone is treated with dignity. 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The information was last updated in 2013 and may have changed since. Discover our research outputs and cite our work. and Jisc. Our research institute therefore considered it an important task to make the Belgian social criminal legal framework accessible to a broader public by making an English translation of the Social Criminal Code. Resource. Leye, Els; Sabbe, Alexia (Responding to female genital mutilation in Belgium: Striking the right balance between prosecution and prevention), http://www.icrh.org/files/ICRH_rapport%202009_def%20-%20high%20resolutio... Website Intact http://www.intact-association.org/images/stories/documents/secret/nl/wet.... EIGE’s online cooperation and consultation hub. For decades, provisions of Belgian social criminal law were scattered among various pieces of social legislation. Topics: Health, Violence. (...). 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