Engaging in sexual acts other than intercourse, or inducing the engagement of sexual practices, with a person under 14 is punishable by imprisonment of 9–13 years (Art. 209). The Colombian Civil Code (Art. 117 and 140) allows female and male adolescents aged 14–17 to marry if written permission is obtained from their parents or guardians. Statutory rape ("estupro") law existed in the Criminal Code of 1980 (Art. 301–302 of Decree 100 of 1980) and has since been repealed by Act 599 of 2000. Under the new Criminal Code, which came into force in 2014, the minimum age of consent in Ecuador is 14, regardless of gender or sexual orientation. Sex with a child under 14 is statutory rape (Art. 171). Sexual acts with teens aged 14–17 can be prosecuted under the "Estupro" law (Art. 167) under certain circumstances, such as when an adult uses deceit (Spanish: "engaño") to gain consent. When consent is obtained through exploitative means, the offender can be prosecuted under the "Childhood and Adolescence Code" of 2003. Art. 68 of this code broadened the definition of sexual abuse of minors to include any physical contact or suggestion of sexual nature obtained through seduction, blackmail, harassment, deceit, threat, or similar means. Art. 173 of the criminal code relates to internet grooming, and criminalizes anyone who, through electronic means, proposes to arrange an encounter with a person under 18 years of age for sexual or erotic purposes. The age of sexual consent in the Falkland Islands is 16, regardless of sexual orientation or gender, since 2006. The age of sexual consent is 16, regardless of sexual orientation or gender, since 2006. The age of consent in Guyana is 16. This was raised from 13 on 31 October 2005, by a unanimous resolution of the Guyanese parliament. Anal sex is punishable with life imprisonment, while male homosexual "indecency" and all attempted anal sex carry a 10-year sentence. Female homosexual activity is not mentioned in the 1860 buggery laws. The general age of consent in Paraguay is 14 for heterosexual relations and 16 for homosexual relations. Sexual acts with a child under 14 are punished with up to 3 years imprisonment or a fine. The same penalties apply to performing sexual acts in the presence of a child or enticing a child to practice sexual acts with a third person. In the case of sexual penetration (Spanish: "coito"), the punishment is 3–12 years imprisonment (Paraguayan Penal Code, Art. 135).