Examples of using Conventions and protocols relating to terrorism in English and their translations into Russian
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Have the offences set forth in the relevant international conventions and protocols relating to terrorism been included as extraditable offences in the bilateral treaties to which Nepal is a party?
Ii Additional national criminal justice officials trained with respect to implementing international conventions and protocols relating to terrorism.
Please explain how Egypt is able to impose penalties for the commission of the offences referred to in the relevant international conventions and protocols relating to terrorism.
implementing the 12 international conventions and protocols relating to terrorism.
Has Japan made punishable in its domestic law all offences set force in the eleven relevant international conventions and protocols relating to terrorism?
of the resolution call upon States to become parties to relevant international conventions and protocols relating to terrorism and to fully implement those instruments;
of the Resolution requires all States to become parties as soon as possible to all the relevant international conventions and protocols relating to terrorism.
The CTC would welcome a progress report, in relation to the twelve relevant international conventions and protocols relating to terrorism, on the steps taken in connection with.
facilitate an act constituting an offence under international conventions and protocols relating to terrorism to which the transferring State is a Party.
The Committee would welcome a report, in relation to the relevant international conventions and protocols relating to terrorism, on the progress made by Panama in.
implementing the 12 international conventions and protocols relating to terrorism and in strengthening the capacities of Governments against terrorism.
The working group recommended furthermore to the Council to continue to urge States to become parties to relevant international conventions and protocols relating to terrorism, whether or not they are a party to regional conventions. .
as well as the universal conventions and protocols relating to terrorism;
The Security Council renews its call on States to become parties as soon as possible to all relevant international conventions and protocols relating to terrorism and to implement those they are party to.
its Protocols, as well as the universal conventions and protocols relating to terrorism, especially the United Nations conventions deposited with the Secretary-General of the Organization;
What penalties will apply in respect of the various offences under the relevant international conventions and protocols relating to terrorism by virtue of the amendments under consideration to bring Yugoslavian legislation into line with the Resolution?
The Council renews its call upon States to become parties as soon as possible to all relevant international conventions and protocols relating to terrorism and to implement those to which they are party.
Does Latvian legislation ensure that claims of political motivation are not recognised as grounds for refusing requests for the extradiction of alleged terrorists in respect of all offences set forth in the relevant international conventions and protocols relating to terrorism?
fully implement the relevant international conventions and protocols relating to terrorism and Security Council resolutions 1269(1999) and 1368(2001);