27.   28.    (2)   For   the   purpose   of   subsection   (1)   of   this   section,   the   term   “Crime   against   humanity”  includes  any  of  the  following  acts  committed  as  part  of  a  widespread  or   systematic   attack   directed   against   any   civilian   population,   with   knowledge   of   the   attack:   murders,   extermination,   enslavement,   deportation   or   forcible   transfer   of   population,  imprisonment,  torture,  rape,  sexual  slavery,  enforced  prostitution,  forced   pregnancy,   enforced   sterilization   or   any   other   form   of   sexual   violence   of   comparable   gravity,   persecution   against   an   identifiable   group   on   political,   racial,   national,   ethnic,   cultural,  religious  or  gender  grounds,  enforced  disappearance  of  persons,  the  crime   of   apartheid,   other   inhumane   acts   of   similar   character   intentionally   causing   great   suffering  or  serious  bodily  or  mental  injury.     “Genocide”   means   any   of   the   following   acts   committed   with   intent   to   destroy   in   whole   or   in   part,   a   national,   ethnic,   racial   or   religious   group   as   such:   killing   members   of  the  group,  deliberately  inflicting  on  the  group  conditions  of  life  calculated  to  bring   about   its   physical   destruction   in   whole   or   in   part;   imposing   measures   intended   to   prevent  births  within  the  group;  forcibly  transferring  children  of  the  group  to  another   group.     “racist  or  xenophobic  material”  means  any  written  or  printed  material,  any  image  or   any  other  representation  of  ideas  or  theories,  which  advocates,  promotes  or  incites   hatred,  discrimination  or  violence,  against  any  individual  group  of  individuals,  based   on   race,   color,   descent   or   national   or   ethnic   origin,   as   well   as   religion   if   used   as   a   pretext  for  any  of  these  factors.      (1)  Any  person  who  –       (a)  attempts  to  commit  any  offence  under  this  Act;  or       (b)   aids,   abets,   conspires,   counsels   or   procures   another   person(s)   to   commit   any   offence  under  this  Act:     commits   an   offence   and   shall   be   liable   on   conviction   to   the   punishment   provided   for   the  principal  offence  under  this  Act.      (2)   Any   employee   of   a   financial   institution   found   to   have   connived   with   another   person   or   group   of   persons   to   perpetrate   fraud   using   computer   system(s)   or   network,   commits   an   offence   and   shall   be   liable   on   conviction   to   imprisonment   for   a   term   of   not   more   than   7   years   and   shall   in   addition,   refund   the   stolen   money   or   forfeit  any  property  to  which  it  has  been  converted  to  the  bank,  financial  institution   or  the  customer.     (1)    Any  person  who  unlawfully  produces,  supplies,  adapts,  manipulates  or  procures   for  use,  imports,  exports,  distributes,  offers  for  sale  or  otherwise  makes  available-­‐     (a)  any  device,  including  a  computer  program  or  a  component  designed  or  adapted     for  the  purpose  of  committing  an  offence  under  this  Act;       Attempt,   conspiracy,   aiding  and   abetting.     Importation  and   fabrication  of  E-­‐ Tools.