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This article defines key terms used in the Convention, including Standard, Transitional Standard, Recommended Practice, National legislation, General Annex, Specific Annex, Guidelines, the Permanent Technical Committee, the Council, and Customs or Economic Union.
This article states that apartheid is a crime against humanity and covers inhuman acts linked to apartheid and similar racial segregation or discrimination policies.
All peoples have the right of self-determination, and States Parties must promote and respect that right.
All peoples have the right of self-determination, and States Parties must promote and respect that right.
The Corporation must act according to Article I and pursue development finance for productive private enterprise in member countries.
Contracting parties must adopt the Convention’s technical, administrative, and legislative measures and apply them within their territory.
This article lists who qualifies as a Member or Associate Member of the Union and the approval needed in some cases.
This article says who can become Members of the International Telecommunication Union and requires the Secretary-General to consult Members in certain membership applications.
This article states the treaty’s objectives: to conserve and sustainably use plant genetic resources for food and agriculture, and to share benefits from their use fairly and equitably.
This article defines key terms about public administration, jobs, posts, grades, staffing charts, and salary bases.
The transitional government is extended for another four years starting on 20/7/1999, and the amendment takes effect on that date.
The Secretary-General must act as the legal representative of the Union.
This article says who can be a Member or Associate Member of the International Telecommunication Union and sets a consultation step for some membership applications.
These Regulations set general principles for international telecommunication services and related transport means, and recognize certain Member State and operating-agency powers and cooperation duties.
Postal administrations must forward certain mail by the quickest route, while some member countries may refuse transit for specified items.
Annex I Parties must adopt and cooperate on climate policies and measures to reduce greenhouse-gas emissions, while considering national circumstances and adverse effects.
This article creates RADA and says it has legal personality plus administrative and financial autonomy.
The Media High Council may temporarily withdraw a journalist’s press card in listed cases, and a journalist who stops practicing must surrender the card within 7 business days.
The CDF Director attends Board meetings as rapporteur, may speak, but cannot vote, and must not participate when the Board is deciding matters that personally concern the Director.
The Medical Council is described as responsible for keeping moral principles for the medical profession.
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