Torture (§ 312a), enforced disappearing of a person (§ 312b) and punishable acts after the twenty-fifth section, if:

the perpetrator or the victim is an Austrian,

have been infringed by the act of other Austrian interests, or

the perpetrator at the time of the act was a foreigner and either has his or her habitual residence at home or is staying in Austria and cannot be extradited. "

one person kills (§ 75) or

Having regard to the intention to destroy, in whole or in part, a population, or parts thereof, under conditions of living conditions which are likely to bring about their destruction in whole or in part,

Trafficking in human beings (§ 104a),

the population shall be expelled or forcibly transferred to another territory in breach of international law from the territory in which it is legally resident,

a person who is under his control in his or her custody or in any other way inflicts great physical or mental pain or suffering, provided that he does not merely result from a legally permissible sanction, are or are associated with it,

a person is raped (§ 201) or coerced (§ 202), she is required to prostitution (§ 106 para. 3), deprived of reproductive capacity (§ 85 Z 1) or in the intention to influence the ethnic composition of a population, or to commit other serious violations of international law, holding a woman caught in the use of coercion, or

a person is allowed to disappear (§ 312b)

one person inflicts a serious bodily injury (§ 84 para. 1),

a person who, in violation of international law, is seriously deprived of his personal freedom or

An identifiable group or community shall pursue an identifiable group or community by, for reasons of political, racial, national, ethnic, cultural or religious origin, as inadmissible on grounds of sex or other than international law, Detract from or substantially restrict basic human rights,

a person to be protected under international humanitarian law, who is under his control in his or her custody or in any other way, inflicts great physical or mental pain or suffering, provided that such pain is not merely a matter of give legal sanction, be part of or be associated with it, or

a person to be protected under international humanitarian law (§ 201) or sex-empowered (§ 202), is required to prostitution (§ 106 para. 3), deprived of reproductive capacity (§ 85 Z 1) or in the intention of the ethnic to influence the composition of a population, a woman who has been subjected to the use of coercion is held prisoner,

to a person to be protected under international humanitarian law, to inflict great physical or mental agony or serious bodily injury (Section 84 (1));

Persons under the age of 15 are forcibly or inforcibly integrated into the armed forces or are forcibly bound by or incorporated into the armed groups or persons under the age of 18 years, or persons under the age of 18 years for active participation in the Hostilities used,

the whole or part of the civilian population is transferred or forcibly transferred to another territory, or that displacement or transfer is imposed, unless the transfer is temporary, with regard to the the security of the civilians concerned, or for imperative military reasons, is required;

is subject to a significant penalty or sentence imposed on a person to be protected under international humanitarian law, without such person acting in an impartial regular legal proceedings, which shall be subject to the legal guarantees required under international law , has been dismissed,

a person to be protected under international humanitarian law, who is in the force of another party to the conflict, in danger of death or serious damage to health, by giving his consent to the death or serious injury to the health of the person concerned,

carry out tests on such a person who are not medically necessary or carried out in their interest;

for transmission purposes to such a person, unless the taking of blood or skin for therapeutic purposes is in accordance with the generally accepted medical principles in which the person concerned is responsible for the treatment of the person's blood or skin. has previously voluntarily and expressly consented, or

such a person is otherwise subject to a medical procedure which is not required by their state of health and which is not in accordance with generally accepted medical principles; or

in a serious degrading or degrading treatment of a person to be protected under international humanitarian law,

a person to be protected under international humanitarian law has been unlawfully abducted or held prisoner (§ 99) or is unjustifiably delayed by their home-creation,

as a member of an occupying power, transferring part of its civilian population to the occupied territory, or transferring or transferring all or part of the population of the occupied territory within or out of the territory of the occupied territory,

a person to be protected under international humanitarian law to serve in the armed forces of a hostile power (§ 105); or

requires a family of the opposing party (§ 105) to participate in acts of war against his own country,

looted or, without the necessity of armed conflict, destroyed, appropriated or confiscated property of the opposing party or of its relatives, otherwise to a considerable extent,

Cultural property within the meaning of the Convention on the Protection of Cultural Heritage in the Event of Armed Conflict, BGBl. No 58/1964, on a large scale, or appropriation, or

It is contrary to international law that the rights and claims of all or part of the members of the opposing party are lifted or suspended, or that they are not enforceable in court,

Address an attack against persons, entities, equipment, units or vehicles involved in a humanitarian assistance mission or a peacekeeping mission in accordance with the United Nations Statute, as long as they are have the right to the protection granted to civilians or civilian objects under international humanitarian law; or

(a) an attack against persons, buildings, materials, medical units or medical equipment which, in accordance with international humanitarian law, are protected by the Geneva Conventions for the protection of the victims of the war or their victims; Additional Protocols I and II (Additional Protocol to the Geneva Conventions on the Protection of Victims of International Armed Conflicts-Protocol I, including the annexes and the Additional Protocol to the Geneva Conventions on the protection of victims, not international Armed conflict-Protocol II, including the declaration and the withheld), and the Additional Protocol to the Geneva Conventions of 12 August 1949, concerning the adoption of an additional protection mark (Protocol III), BGBl. III, No 137/2009,

-an attack against the civilian population as such or against individual civilians who are not directly involved in hostilities,

Address an attack on civilian objects, including cultural assets, as long as they are protected as such by international humanitarian law,

carry out an attack on undivided places or demilitarized zones,

Cultural property, under enhanced protection or its immediate environment, in support of military action,

carry out an attack, knowing (Section 5 (3)) that the attack will cause the killing or injury of civilians or damage to civilian objects to an extent that is disproportionate to the overall expected concrete and is a direct military advantage,

an attack against dams, dikes and nuclear power stations, provided that they are not civilian objects within the meaning of Z 2, aware that the attack is the killing or injury of civilians or the damage to civilian objects to an extent is not in any relation to the overall expected concrete and immediate military advantage,

carry out an attack, knowing that the attack will cause far-reaching, long-term and serious damage to the natural environment,

use a person to be protected under international humanitarian law (Section 321b (6)) as a protective shield in order to prevent the adversary from acts of war against certain objectives,

that the starvation of civilians is used as a method of warfare by preventing them from carrying out vital objects or obstructing the delivery of aid in contravention of international humanitarian law,

as a supervisor (Section 321g (2)), a subordinator who is subject to his or her actual command or command authority and control, or declares that no pardon is given, or

a family of the opposing forces or a fighter of the opposing party is treacherously killing or wounding,

Poison or poisoned warfare used,

biological or chemical warfare agents, or

In the case of bullets, which are easily extended or flattened in the human body, in particular projectiles with a hard coat, which does not completely surround the core or is provided with incisions,

the crimes within the jurisdiction of the regional court as a court of republic after the 25. Section of the Criminal Code. "