Article 181 (Criminal Code of Belarus) - Text of The Law

Text of The Law

  1. Actions intended to sell or purchase or undertake other types of activities regarding turning over or obtaining a dependent person (trafficking of people), shall be subject to the arrest-up to three months; or to restriction of freedom-up to three years; or to imprisonment with the seizure of property or without-up to six years.
  2. The same actions committed:
    • knowingly against a juvenile;
    • against two or more persons;
    • with the goal of sexploitation or other type of exploitation;
    • with the goal of using the victim's organs or tissue for purposes of transplantation;
    • by a group of people based on foregoing planning, or by an organized group;
    • by public official at the hand of power abuse shall be penalized by imprisonment for the term from 5 to 10 years with the seizure of property or without.
  3. Aforementioned actions that carelessly caused the death or heavy bodily injury of a victim shall be subject to imprisonment for a term from 8 to 15 years with the seizure of property or without.

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