Traduction de «Punissable d'une peine d'emprisonnement » (Français → Anglais) :

K. whereas same-sex behaviour is still heavily stigmatised, most notably in sub-Saharan Africa, where 31 countries criminalise same-sex activity between consenting adults, 4 punish it with the death penalty, and others provide for criminal penalties in excess of 10 years’ imprisonment, such stigmatisation impeding HIV/AIDS prevention work,

K. whereas same-sex behaviour is still heavily stigmatised, most notably in sub-Saharan Africa, where 31 countries criminalise same-sex activity between consenting adults, 4 punish it with the death penalty, and others provide for criminal penalties in excess of 10 years’ imprisonment, such stigmatisation impeding HIV/AIDS prevention work,

M. whereas same-sex behaviour is still heavily stigmatised, most notably in sub-Saharan Africa, where 31 countries criminalise same-sex activity between consenting adults, four punish it with the death penalty, and others provide for criminal penalties in excess of 10 years’ imprisonment, such stigmatisation impeding HIV/AIDS prevention work,

Since 1974 the Ahmadiyya Muslims have been declared "Non-Muslims", suffered discrimination and had their daily religious observances and practices have been rendered criminal offences punishable with imprisonment.

France, Italy, Luxembourg and Spain have a system of a penalty of imprisonment combined with a fine; Belgium has a system of penalties of imprisonment, provides also for a penalty of the deprivation of one's rights as a citizen and has combination of a fine and/or an imprisonment penalty for petty offences; the United Kingdom and Ireland have a system that allows a choice between a penalty of imprisonment or a fine or a combination of the two; Portuguese le ...[+++]gislation punishes some conducts only with imprisonment, other conducts with imprisonment or a fine and others only with a fine.

Most Member States provide for maximum penalties of imprisonment (in respect of the conduct of counterfeiting in general, referred to in Article 3 (1) (a): Sweden has a maximum of 8 years imprisonment for 'gross' counterfeiting; the Netherlands, 9 years; Austria, Finland (for aggravated counterfeiting) the United Kingdom and Ireland have a maximum penalty of 10 years; Denmark, Italy and Portugal: 12 years; Germany and Luxembourg (banknotes): 15 years; Belgium (banknotes): 20 years; France 30 years; Greece has a system of a minimum penalty of imprisonment of 10 years; Spain provides for a penalty of imprisonment between 8 years (m ...[+++]inimum) and 12 years (maximum)).