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The High Contracting Parties must take necessary measures to put the Convention’s rules into force.
This article makes a range of aircraft- and airport-related acts criminal offences and requires State Parties to establish jurisdiction in specified cases.
This provision introduces the Occupational Safety and Health Convention, 1981, and starts Part I on scope and definitions.
This article defines “mercenary” and says mercenarism is a punishable offence.
Member States of the African Economic Community must coordinate and harmonize energy policies and programmes and set up an adequate mechanism for joint action to solve energy-development problems.
The provision sets out the Convention’s objectives: conserve biological diversity, use its components sustainably, share benefits fairly and equitably, and support access to genetic resources, technology transfer, and adequate funding.
Each State Party must never use, develop, produce, acquire, stockpile, retain, transfer, or help others engage in activities prohibited for cluster munitions.
A marriage is valid only if both parties freely consent, express that consent in person, and do so before the competent authority and witnesses, unless an exception applies.
Rwanda accedes to the cybercrime convention and its additional protocol, and the provision also defines key terms like computer system, computer data, service provider, and traffic data.
Rwanda accedes to the listed cybercrime Convention and its Additional Protocol, which are to take full effect.
A person who suffers damage on the surface may be entitled to compensation if the damage was caused by an aircraft in flight or by something falling from it, unless a listed exception applies.
This article defines key terms used in the Convention.
This article lists defined terms used in the Convention and Protocol.
The parties to the convention must provide administrative assistance in tax matters, subject to Chapter IV.
This article states the Convention’s purposes: protect children in intercountry adoption, promote cooperation between Contracting States, prevent child abduction/sale/trafficking, and secure recognition of adoptions made under the Convention.
This article defines key terms used in the Convention, including several UN bodies, psychotropic substance, preparation, and the schedules.
This article defines key terms used in the Convention.
This article defines “technical and vocational education” and says the Convention covers that education in schools or in joint cooperative programmes.
This article states the Agency’s purpose and guiding principles for cultural and technical cooperation.
This article says the Agency’s purpose is to promote cultures and strengthen cultural and technical cooperation, while respecting state sovereignty and remaining neutral on ideological and political matters.
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