PROTOCOL ТО ТНЕ OAU CONVENTION ON ТНЕ PREVENTION AND COMBATING TERRORISM — Rwanda law | Esheria

PROTOCOL ТО ТНЕ OAU CONVENTION ON ТНЕ PREVENTION AND COMBATING TERRORISM

This article defines key terms used in the instrument, including the Assembly, Chairperson, Commission, Commissioner, Convention, Member State, PSC, Plan of Action, Protocol, Regional Mechanisms, State Party, Terrorist Act, Union, and WMD.

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This article defines key terms used in the instrument, including the Assembly, Chairperson, Commission, Commissioner, Convention, Member State, PSC, Plan of Action, Protocol, Regional Mechanisms, State Party, Terrorist Act, Union, and WMD. This article states the protocol’s purpose: to support implementation of the Convention and related international instruments, and to coordinate and harmonize continental efforts against terrorism. States Parties must fully implement the Convention and take a series of anti-terrorism measures, including protecting human rights, blocking terrorist entry and training, freezing terrorist funds, setting up national contact points, reporting to the Peace and Security Council, and outlawing torture and abusive treatment of terrorist suspects. The PSC must coordinate continental counter-terrorism efforts and carry out information-sharing, reporting, monitoring, and networking tasks. The Commission, under its Chairperson, is responsible for following up matters on preventing and combating terrorism.

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