Examples of using Combating crime in English and their translations into Arabic
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Regarding progress made in the improvement of computerization in criminal justice management systems, especially the modernization of the administration of criminal justice, a number of participants drew the attention of the Commission to the importance of that issue in combating crime effectively.
Uzbekistan is also a party to multilateral and bilateral agreements on combating crime and on extradition with States members of the Commonwealth of Independent States(the Russian Federation, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan,
The Russian Federation is also party to a number of multilateral treaties and conventions on combating crime and implementing criminal justice, including the European Convention on Extradition(1957), the European Convention on Mutual Assistance in Criminal Matters(1959)
(12) The Committee is concerned about the call for a referendum on 26 October 2014 on the proposal to lower the minimum age of criminal responsibility to 16 and try young people in conflict with the law as adults in cases involving serious crimes, as a means of combating crime in the State party.
The Russian Federation believed that the Commonwealth's positive experience in combating crime, like that of other regional structures, would be extremely useful for all States; in that connection, he highlighted the important anti-crime decisions taken at the recent G- 8 summit of major industrialized nations.
Mr. Ahmed Memon(Pakistan), while acknowledging States ' primary responsibility for preventing and combating crime, said that, since organized crime exploited the advances in communication technology and relaxed border controls, it was increasingly difficult for States to deal with such activity, which although occurring outside their borders, affected them adversely.
In October, the SADC countries, meeting in Harare, Zimbabwe, had signed an agreement on cooperation measures aimed at combating crime and contributing to peace, security and prosperity in the region including the regular exchange of information; the conducting of joint operations; enhanced crime prevention in border areas; and technical assistance.
In fact, observance of the law is essential for ensuring the legitimate use of law enforcement personnel; and strict respect for the law leads to greater effectiveness in combating crime, since this alone guarantees due process and makes it possible to prove culpability and punish those responsible.
his delegation felt that international conventions on combating crime and terrorism should not be closed,
Jamaica stated that it shared similar experiences with Colombia in addressing socio-economic challenges at the national level, and applauded the efforts of the Government in human rights, notwithstanding the challenges faced, especially in combating crime and violence and in advancing social, economic and cultural rights.
hoped that major practical agreements could be reached giving further impetus to cooperation between his country and the United Nations in combating crime.
Convinced of the desirability of closer coordination and cooperation among States in combating crime including drug-related crimes, such as money-laundering, illicit arms trade and terrorist crimes, bearing in mind the role that could be played
The Committee concluded that the interference with the author ' s privacy in regard to his telephone conversations with his lawyer was proportionate and necessary to achieve the legitimate purpose of combating crime, and therefore reasonable in the particular circumstances of the case, and that there was accordingly no violation of article 17 of the Covenant.
The conclusions of the experts included a series of measures for suppressing and combating crime and a draft convention on assistance and cooperation in the field of security aimed at establishing close cooperation among the security services of the member States of the Council of the Entente.
Combating crime requires a careful deployment of resources, establishing monitoring mechanisms and promoting the sustainability of systems that ensure observance of the law and existence of civil order. Since there is a significant lack of such resources in Africa, the continent faces the unenviable situation of being ridden with violations of the law and facing an upsurge in crime levels as a result of inadequate investment in crime prevention.
Convinced of the need for closer coordination and cooperation among States in combating crime in all its forms and manifestations, including criminal activities carried out for the purpose of furthering terrorism, inter alia, through the development by the General Assembly of a comprehensive counter-terrorism strategy, and bearing in mind the role
In the past few years, for example, proliferations of crime, security and violence observatories in the Americas have been effective in promoting the use of homicide rates as a key policy tool for measuring and combating crime and violence. Section II of the present document focuses specifically on homicide data from the Americas and the possible use of such data in tracking organized crime and drug trafficking.
The national strategy for combating crime and corruption, based on a series of instruments developed by relevant government authorities, includes the Comprehensive Crime Prevention Programme 2001-2005, the National Anti-Corruption Programme and the Approach to Combating Corruption for 1998-2005, as well as the decisions of the Coordinating Committee to Combat Corruption and Organized Crime of the Office of the President.
In recent years, there has been a parallel increase in government spending on combating crime and according to the Ministry of Home Affairs, the increased budgetary allocations has been directed at improving the institutional and technological capacities of the police force and joint services. Complementing this is the initiation of crime prevention strategies under the $22 million
the Protocols thereto, and also the need to adopt national legislation, exchange information and experience and strengthen international cooperation as additional measures towards preventing and combating crime;