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TREATY ESTABLISHING THE AFRICAN ECONOMIC COMMUNITY
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This article defines key terms used in the Treaty.
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This article defines key terms used in the Treaty.
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The treaty establishes the Common Market and says membership is open to listed states, with additional states able to be admitted by the Authority if conditions are met.
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This article lists abbreviations and what each acronym stands for.
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The treaty is ratified and, on request and subject to the treaty, each party must extradite covered persons to the other party.
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The contracting parties must extradite qualifying accused or convicted persons to each other under the treaty’s conditions.
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This article ratifies the listed treaty and states that it is fully effective.
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A nuclear-weapon State Party must not transfer nuclear weapons or explosive devices, or control of them, and must not help non-nuclear-weapon States make, acquire, or control such weapons.
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States Parties must not place certain weapons or related facilities on the seabed/ocean floor beyond the defined sea-bed zone, and must not help or encourage others to do so.
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This provision states the Convention’s purposes: to strengthen anti-corruption measures, promote international cooperation and technical assistance, and promote integrity, accountability, and proper management of public affairs and public property.
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This text defines several terms and sets rules for mutual legal assistance between Parties, including designated authorities, confidentiality, limits on re-use of shared information, and reasons for refusals.
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This article defines key terms used throughout the Convention, unless the text or context says otherwise.
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This provision states that the Convention’s purpose is to strengthen cooperation to prevent and combat transnational organized crime more effectively.
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This provision says the Convention applies to sales contracts between parties in different States, in specified connecting situations, and ignores nationality and civil/commercial character for that purpose.
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This article defines key terms used in the Convention, including multimodal transport, the operator, the contract, the transport document, consignor, consignee, goods, international convention, mandatory national law, and writing.
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This article defines key terms used in the Convention, including carrier, actual carrier, shipper, consignee, goods, contract of carriage by sea, bill of lading, and writing.
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This article says the Convention applies to certain arbitral awards and lets a State declare narrower application in specified cases.
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This article defines key terms used in the Convention, including desertification, drought, land, land degradation, affected areas, and related parties.
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The Organization must promote peace, education, science, culture, and human rights, and it must not intervene in matters essentially within Member States’ domestic jurisdiction.
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All human beings are to be treated as free and equal in dignity and rights, and should act toward one another in brotherhood.
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All human beings are described as free and equal in dignity and rights, and are expected to act toward one another in brotherhood.