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The register of ginning must conform to the model attached to this ordinance.
This article repeals Presidential Order n° 3/11 of 03/01/1991 on national road reserves and their classification.
The Contracting Parties must provide reciprocal legal assistance for extradition cases involving accused and convicted persons, according to the Convention.
This provision adopts an amendment to the UN Charter changing Article 109, paragraph 1, and calls on UN Member States to ratify it as soon as possible under their own constitutional processes.
Rwanda accedes to the listed statutes and protocol, and they become fully effective.
This text invites candidates to apply for teaching posts and sets the participation conditions, documents, test requirements, salaries, and family allowances.
This Article says the Protocol’s purpose is to amend the rules and procedures for international exhibitions and the provisions on the International Exhibitions Bureau’s operations.
This article defines “Official” and “Expert” for the protocol.
This article defines key terms used in the Charter.
Member States party to the Charter must recognise the rights, duties, and freedoms stated in it and adopt legislative or other measures to give effect to them.
States Parties must recognize the Charter’s rights, freedoms, and duties and take necessary legislative or other measures to implement it.
This article ratifies the annexed African Charter and says it becomes fully effective.
This article ratifies the African Charter on decentralisation, local governance, and local development, and makes it fully effective.
This article defines key terms used in the Charter.
The contracting states establish the African Convention on the Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources.
This article defines key terms used in the Charter, including region, sub-region, Member States, transport terms, shippers, and a maritime/port committee.
This article defines key treaty terms and requires each Protocol Party not to use, threaten, test, assist, or encourage testing of nuclear explosive devices in the African nuclear-weapon-free zone, and to apply certain treaty provisions to territories it is responsible for.
Article XIV says the Agreement starts when the Director General receives acceptance from three African Member States, with a special start date of 4 April 2020 if notice arrives before the 1990 AFRA expires; any Government Party may withdraw by written notice.
This article accepts the AFRA agreement and states that it becomes fully effective.
This article defines key terms used in the Convention.
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