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This article introduces the treaty framework for establishing a customs union and says it should be developed progressively during a transitional period.
This article defines key terms used in the Protocol, including accident, policy holder, motor vehicle, National Bureau, yellow card, Common Market, and Treaty.
This protocol amends Article 50(a) of the Convention by changing the Council membership figure from 36 to 40.
This protocol amends Article 56 of the Convention by changing the Air Navigation Commission membership from 19 to 21.
This article ratifies the named aviation protocol and states that it becomes fully effective.
This article defines key terms used in the Protocol.
States parties to the Protocol must apply the referenced Convention provision under the Protocol, unless it has been extended under the cited Convention clause.
This article replaces Article 1 and makes unlawful seizure or control of an aircraft in service an offence, along with threats, attempts, organizing, accomplice participation, and helping offenders evade investigation or punishment.
This article says Rwanda accedes to the Protocol on eliminating illicit trade in tobacco products, and it gives definitions for key terms used in the instrument.
This text says the East African Court of Justice may have additional jurisdiction, including original, appellate, and human rights jurisdiction, as determined by the Council, and that Partner States agreed to conclude a protocol to operationalize that extended jurisdiction.
This article says the Protocol supplements and should be read with the UN Convention, and it requires States Parties to take measures against trafficking and the factors that enable it.
This preamble says a protocol on women’s rights is being adopted to supplement the African Charter and strengthen protection against discrimination and harmful practices.
The provision creates an African Court of Human and Peoples’ Rights within the Organization of African Unity.
An African Court of Human and Peoples’ Rights is established within the Organization of African Unity, and it is called “the Court.”
States Parties must implement this Protocol and report the measures they take to the African Commission in their periodic reports.
This article defines key terms used in the Protocol.
This article ratifies the 2014 Protocol to the 1930 Forced Labour Convention and says it takes full effect.
Each Member must take effective measures against forced or compulsory labour, protect victims, sanction perpetrators, and develop a national policy and plan of action.
The provision says free movement, residence, and establishment in Member States should follow African Union principles and be implemented with non-discrimination, respect for relevant laws and policies, and transparency.
Article 3 says implementation of the Protocol on free movement, residence, and establishment must follow AU principles, including non-discrimination, respect for relevant laws and policies, and transparency.
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