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إعاقة سير العدالة

    كمبوديا

     Chapter 15
     Article 102–104

    تاريخ الاعتماد:

    2006-05-21

    مقالات UNTOC

    • اتفاقية الجريمة المنظمة

    • المادة 23 تجريم عرقلة سير العدالة

    • بروتوكول الاتجار بالأشخاص

    • بروتوكول تهريب المهاجرين

    • بروتوكول الأسلحة النارية

       

      النص الأصلي

      Article 102. 

      Any activity committed by officers of local authority, police, army or officer of other institution in order to directly or indirectly intervene to allow fishery activities and any activities against this law or threaten the Fisheries Administration officer or obstruct their duty and operation of the Fisheries Administration officer shall be considered as an offence that is subject to an imprisonment from 1 to 3 years and/or can be subject to a fine from 5.000.000 to 50.000.000 Riels.

       

      Article 103. 

      Any of the following activities committed by the Fisheries Administration officer shall be considered as an offence and shall be subject to an imprisonment from 1 to 3 years and can be fined from 5.000.000 to 50.000.000 Riels:

      1. Provide any permission against this law.
      2. Participate in full or in part and directly or indirectly in any activity of fishery exploitation against this law.
      3. Forgive any fishery offence class 1.
      4. Running the fishing lot either as owner or a share-holder while being civil servant.
      5. Do not timely report or complain the fisheries offence class 1 which appears in their competence.
      6. Intentionally neglect in fulfilling duty or deceivingly give wrong information in writing, which causes the fishery offence class 1.

       

      Article 104.

      Any person committing all counterfeits related to fisheries shall be subject to penalization in compliance with the Criminal Law still in force.

       
       
       

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