Third plea in law, alleging that the Council erred manifestly in considering that any of the criteria for listing were fulfilled.

144. States that every child, regardless of sex, has the right to life, survival and development, and reaffirms that girl children as well have equal status under the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child; calls on EU delegations in developing countries to work with the governments of those countries to ensure that girl children enjoy their rights without discrimination, inter alia by requiring the immediate registration of all children after birth, granting girls and boys equal entitlement to education and schooling, combating stereotypes and ending the unethical and discriminatory practices of prenatal sex selection, abortion of fe ...[+++]male foetuses, female infanticide, early forced marriage, female genital mutilation and especially child prostitution and sex tourism; reaffirms its resolution of 5 July 2012 on the forced abortion scandal in China

committed a manifest error of fact and assessment in deciding to apply restrictive measures in question to the applicant and considering that any of the criteria for listing were fulfilled;

132.2 (1) There shall be kept in the automated criminal conviction records retrieval system maintained by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, in a registry kept separate and apart from other criminal records, a record of every conviction for a sexual offence involving a child, which record shall include (a) the name of the person convicted of the offence and the person's address, if any, at the time of the conviction; (b) the section of the Criminal Code under which the person who committed the offence was convicted; (c) the details that describe the manner in which the person convicted of the offence committed the offence; (d) the dat ...[+++]e that a person convicted of a sexual offence involving a child is to be released on statutory release pursuant to an order made by the Board under section 130 or 131; and (e) any other information that may be prescribed by regulation (2) All the information included in a record kept in the registry referred to in subsection (1) shall be made available to a peace officer who is investigating a sexual offence involving a child where the officer requests such information (3) Where a person is convicted of a sexual offence involving a child, the police force responsible for the investigation of the offence shall provide a record of the offence, which shall include the information referred to in paragraphs (a), (b), (c) and (e), for inclusion in the registry referred to in subsection (1)'.

For offences of a non-sexual nature referred to in paragraphs 490.011(1)(b) or (f) of the Code, it continues to be the prosecutor’s responsibility to initiate the process for inclusion in the national registry and to establish beyond a reasonable doubt that the person who committed the offence did so with the intent to commit an offence of a sexual nature referred to in paragraphs 490.011(1)(a), (c), (c.1), (d) or (e).

For offences of a non-sexual nature referred to in paragraphs 490.011(2)(b) and (f) of the Code, it continues to be the prosecutor’s responsibility to initiate the process for inclusion in the national registry and to establish beyond a reasonable doubt that the person who committed the offence did so with the intent to commit an offence of a sexual nature referred to in paragraph 490.011(1)(a), (c), (c.1), (d) or (e).