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These directives set out how tax disputes are to be settled amicably.
This provision introduces a convention about discrimination in employment and occupation.
Rwanda commits to respect certain treaties and agreements concluded by Belgium and Rwanda, and the Government will decide which of them apply to independent Rwanda using international practice.
The National Bank of Rwanda is a public institution with legal personality and administrative and financial autonomy, and it may contract, sue or be sued, acquire property, own or possess it, and dispose of it.
The permission holder may dispose of the product of their research after paying a tax based on the product’s carreau-mine value.
Residents of a Contracting State may ask the competent authority to resolve tax disputes under this Agreement, and the case must be filed within two years of the first notice of the disputed action.
This article defines key terms used in the protocol, including Armed Forces, Community, Council, and Consultative committee.
This article defines key terms used in the Protocol.
This article defines key terms used in the protocol, including the Community, Council, East African Central Bank, monetary union terms, and several financial-system concepts.
This article defines “remuneration” and “equal remuneration” for men and women workers.
Ratifying ILO members must give certain injured foreign nationals and their dependents the same workmen’s compensation treatment as their own nationals, without a residence condition.
The Rwanda–Angola extradition agreement is ratified and takes full effect.
This article ratifies the extradition and transfer convention between Rwanda and the Republic of Congo and states that it becomes fully effective. It also defines key terms used in the convention.
This article ratifies the Kenya–Rwanda extradition treaty and says the parties must extradite persons sought by the requesting state for trial or punishment for extraditable offenses.
This article ratifies the extradition treaty and requires each party to extradite certain persons to the other on request, subject to the treaty’s terms.
This article ratifies the extradition treaty and says each Party must extradite a wanted person to the other Party on request, subject to the Treaty.
This article says the Regulations set general rules for international telecommunication services, apply to authorized operating agencies and Member States, and do not cover telecommunications content.
The Charter is ratified and given full effect; the provision also defines several terms used in the Charter.
Each Member of the International Labour Organisation for which this Convention is in force must give effect to the following provisions.
Canada and Rwanda must promote development cooperation, and may use several listed forms of cooperation and subsidiary arrangements to do so.
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