National Assembly approves reforms, enacts law and reaffirms Universal Declaration of Human Rights

The National Assembly of Aswington, in parliamentary session, approved a series of reforms, a law and ratified the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Aswington News Agency provides more details on these topics:

Information about the reforms

In the reforms applied to the Penal Code, the aim is to make it universal and to benefit all sectors of civil society, in addition to including new cases considered crimes and offenses. The reform was promoted by Sander Koff, deputy of the National Assembly for the Social Democratic Party.

In the reforms applied to the Penal Code, information on international observation was included and at the same time, the prohibition of legalization of parties belonging to the "alternative right". The approval of the reform is a hard blow to the sympathizers of the extreme right and conspiracy theories.

Ractified Universal Declaration of Human Rights

The national parliament approved the reaffirmation of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, adopted by the United Nations General Assembly on December 10, 1948, which contains in its 30 articles the basic human rights.

Drafting and enactment of anti-discrimination law approved

On the initiative of Juan Cisneros, deputy of the National Assembly for the National Democratic Party, proposed the elaboration and approval of an Anti-Discrimination Law, indicating that it would be a support guide in conjunction with the Penal Code, so that judges could judge and penalize the accused in these cases with transparency. The Assembly approved the proposal.