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This article requires a Contracting State to give nationality to certain stateless people born in its territory, and it restricts when applications may be refused.
This article says the Convention’s purpose is to promote and protect the full and equal enjoyment of human rights and fundamental freedoms by persons with disabilities, and to respect their inherent dignity.
This provision defines “child” as a human being under 18 years old, unless the applicable law says majority is reached earlier.
This article establishes the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (the Centre).
Contracting States must allow freedom of transit and avoid discrimination against transit traffic.
This article defines “wetlands” and “waterfowl” for the Convention.
This article defines key terms, including “import duties” and “temporary admission,” for the annex.
This article defines who counts as a refugee and lists situations where the Convention stops applying or does not apply.
This article defines “stateless person” and lists several groups to which the Convention does not apply.
This article defines key terms used in the Convention, including “Warsaw Convention,” “contracting carrier,” and “actual carrier.”
This article defines key terms used in the Convention, including the Warsaw Convention, contracting carrier, and actual carrier.
This article defines key terms used in the Agreement, including partner states, sentencing state, administering state, conviction, intermediary, sentence, prisoner/offender, and prison authority.
This article sets out the Charter’s aims and objectives, focused on African culture, unity, heritage, development, and cooperation.
The Plenary Assemblies of the Consultative Committees may submit proposals to administrative conferences, including proposals to change the Administrative Regulations, and those proposals must be sent to the Secretary-General in good time.
Creates a public university with legal personality called the University of Rwanda and says it is governed by this decree-law.
Registration fees are fixed or proportional.
Uranium, thorium, and other substances containing radioactive minerals may not be searched for in Belgian Congo and Ruanda-Urundi, except under a special convention approved by decree.
Les travailleurs âgés d’au moins 16 ans visés par certaines règles sur le contrat de travail ou d’engagement fluvial sont soumis à l’assurance créée par ce décret.
Private militias and groups that look like military forces are prohibited, with limited exceptions the Resident-General may authorize for non-political organizations.
The permissionnaire may dispose of the product of their research, but must pay a tax based on the product’s carreau-mine value.
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