The bill, authored by Rep. Lucrecia Aranda, half had the sanction of Deputies, then unanimously and was approved within hours of losing parliamentary state. For senators, the project received a positive vote of an overwhelming majority, as it only accounted for one abstention. Strictly speaking, the law passed today repeals articles 83, 87 and 93 Fault Code (provincial law number 10 703). Article 83 refers to “offensive to modesty,” the 87 to “prostitution scandal” and 93 a “travesty”. Specifically, Article 87 penaba to arrest anyone who “publicly he offer sex for money or promise of remuneration or provokes outrage on that occasion.” Also who pursued “in public places or open-access local propositions doeth manifestly dishonest or offered sex with other people.” In such cases an arrest was expected up to thirty days, which could reach sixty days if the offer involving minors. » More: Act not to pursue prostitution in santa fe

The objective is to determine whether the Canadian Omar Khadr, known as the “child soldier” and it takes 8 years at Guantanamo since he was arrested at age 15 in Afghanistan, was tortured into confessing the murder of some Americans abroad, reported DPA news agency. Under a new law passed during the Obama administration, evidence obtained by inhumane treatment can not be used in military courts.

Khadr be brought to trial in July, which will be the first to one of the controversial military tribunals in time of Obama created by his predecessor, George W. Bush.

Canadian accused of killing a U.S. soldier with a hand grenade in 2002 during a fight in Afghanistan. During the hearing up to two weeks, will decide whether prosecutors can use in the process a series of confessions of guilt by the youth, who already has 23 years, as evidence. Proponents claim that these confessions were extracted under torture. Eric Montalvo”s defense attorney explainede44that in 2002 the U.S. » More: “Child soldier” Afghanistan faces military court guantanamo