Death penalty

Cross is a grim reminder for Christians that Jesus had to pay the ultimate price for their sins and the sins of the entire world. The Crucifix is also a victory symbol for Christians. It denotes the victory of the Truth over the untruth, Life over Death and Christ over Satan. Jesus Christ is the only incarnation of God in the flesh. (The world claims several thousands such incarnations. But all of them are nonexistent or are mere mortals like Buddha). The statue of Jesus is like the Arc of the Covenant

l'eau potable = drinking water country le droit = the right la surpopulation = over population le prison = prison l'inégalité = inequality un crime = a crime l'espérance de vie = life expectancy un délit = an offence la peine de mort = the death penalty le taux = rate la criminelle = criminal / murderer le vol = theft la police = the police le viol = rape une infraction = an offence 8 le meurtre = murder la punition = punishment un procès = a trial une cour = a court l'emprisonnement

also to demand justice for whose rights have been violated, as well as a compliance with international laws & standards. There are seven key areas that Amnesty deals with: ▪ Women’s rights ▪ Children’s rights ▪ Ending torture ▪ Abolition of the death penalty ▪ Rights of refugees ▪ Rights of Prisoners of Conscience ▪ Protection of Human Dignity 4 Amnesty International is a worldwide movement of volunteers who are working for respect of human rights; it is also an internationally recognized movement

the government based on it’s policy Private member’s bills: introduced by MP’s in the House of Lords, not part of the majority wether or not they support the government. It’s really unfornate, but it’s unlikely to becom a law. 1965 : death penalty abolished 2.4 Parlementary procedure. Introduction first reading. The title of bill is read and the purpose of the bill it’s to tell the member “watch out, the debate will take place really soon, do your researches”. Bill is then

leader of the government. The constitution of the country is based on the Koran and the Sunna. No demonstration or cult of another religion is accepted and those who express as such a different opinion are declared apostates and liable to the death penalty. Executive power belongs to the King Abdallah. About the legislative power the consultative Assembly account 150 members named for four years by the king, among whom six women. Its role is essentially consultative and its power is extremely restricted

this fact. II/Strikes are heavily influenced in the French culture a/ A right difficult to get Chronologies: * Until the XIX century: strikes were forbidden and they represented a criminal offense. People could being arrested and being penalty punish. * 1864: The “loi Ollivier” stopped the penalization of the strike. Whatever it constituted a contract rupture and could justify a redundancy and an army participation to move workers. Despite of the risk to do strikes, there was essential

who was arrested and guillotined on his return to Paris soon after the French Revolution. Her aunt, Mrs. Leigh Perrot, was arrested when falsely accused of stealing a card of lace, and suffered eight months imprisonment with the threat of the death penalty, before she was able to prove her innocence. On her father's retirement, in 1801, the family moved to Bath. Jane's years at Bath were not happy. The family made acquaintances, but few friends. Their stay at Bath was broken up by annual excursions

1863 : La Football Association anglaise à Londres 7 1.3.2. 1872 : Premier match international : Ecosse 0-0 Angleterre 7 1.3.3. 1886 : Première réunion de l'International Football Association Board (IFAB) 8 1.3.4. 1891 : Arbitres, penaltys et filets 8 1.3.5. 1902 : Le terrain trouve ses marques 9 1.3.6. 1904 : Fondation de la FIFA 9 1.3.7. 1925 : Le hors-jeu accède à l'âge adulte 10 1.3.8. 1938 : Une source de plaisir 10 1.4. Les clubs et leur ville 10 2.

against the captain of the Turkish steamship-joint criminal proceedings in pursuance of Turkish law against M. Demons, officer of the watch on board the Lotus at the time of the collision, in consequence of the loss of the Boz-Kourt having involved the death of eight Turkish sailors and passengers ? "(2) Should the reply be in the affirmative, what pecuniary reparation is due to M. Demons, provided, according to the principles of international iaw, reparation should be made in similar cases ? " Giving

Le maintien de l’ordre Law and order Noms / Nouns une arme / a weapon une blessure / a wound un casier judiciaire / a criminal record un couteau à cran d’arrêt / a switchblade un indice / a clue des menottes / handcuffs la peine de mort / death penalty des preuves / evidence la prison à vie / life sentence un témoignage / a testimony Adjectifs / Adjectives coupable / guilty cruel / cruel, barbarous dangereux / dangerous illégal / illegal innocent / innocent sans pitié / pitiless, ruthless violent