Measures related to international law enforcement cooperation

(d) Specific measures for law enforcement personnel

Measures to enhance cooperation with law enforcement authorities

(a) Enhancing international law enforcement cooperation, including extradition measures

(c) Implementation of law enforcement measures to provide tools for, inter alia

(e) The significance of balancing law enforcement measures with those aimed at prevention

C. Legal, law enforcement and other measures to prevent the diversion of precursors

Chapter II examines factors that influence drug trafficking, reviews their impact on selected law enforcement measures and highlights some of the new problems facing law enforcement agencies.

Some decisive measures were being implemented in strengthening law enforcement bodies and their personnel.

They have also adopted measures to improve coordination among national drug law enforcement agencies.

Law enforcement

Law enforcement.

(a) Practical measures to achieve coordination and improve liaison between law enforcement agencies of different States

The law enforcement programmes cover, inter alia, the development of regional law enforcement information schemes, specific cross border cooperation measures, the strengthening of land borders and seaports and improvement in the implementation of measures to counter illicit trafficking in precursors.

Enforcement measures, provisional measures, and disqualifications, on condition that they are in conformity with Syrian law appeals damages and other civil consequences

Law enforcement cooperation

Law enforcement techniques

A. Law enforcement

(a) Law enforcement

Section 1 Enforcement measures

Criminalization and law enforcement

The law enforcement agencies

Law enforcement illegal trafficking

18. Drug law enforcement

Prevention, treatment, and social rehabilitation measures must be an integral part of drug control strategies, as a complement to law enforcement measures targeting illicit traffic.

States should also promote regional cooperation in maritime drug law enforcement through bilateral and regional meetings, provide training to law enforcement personnel in maritime drug law enforcement and promote common maritime law enforcement procedures through the use, where appropriate, of the draft maritime drug law enforcement training guide of UNDCP.

The Committee is further concerned that disciplinary measures in some schools and law enforcement institutions often involve corporal punishment, although this is prohibited by law.

The Committee is further concerned that disciplinary measures in some schools and law enforcement institutions often involve corporal punishment, although this is prohibited by law.

A. Programme strategies for law enforcement on victim assistance (a) law enforcement personnel as a crisis intervenors (b) programme within a law enforcement agency (c) collaboration with victim services or other allied agencies (d) victim assistance for law enforcement personnel

Cooperation with law enforcement authorities

Agreements on competition law enforcement

The judiciary and law enforcement

E. Law enforcement investigation procedures

Caribbean Customs Law Enforcement Council

1. Legislation and law enforcement

(e) Modern law enforcement techniques.

A. Legislation and law enforcement

Supply reduction and law enforcement

Law enforcement officers were instructed to follow both Kenyan national law and the United Nations Code of Conduct for Law Enforcement Officials.

The focus for module three, covering law enforcement, will be on establishment of national drug intelligence units regular interregional operational meetings between central Asian law enforcement staff establishment of well structured training academies in drug law enforcement and focusing on urgent measures at Dushanbe, Tajikistan, Osh, Kyrgyzstan, and Termez, Uzbekistan, and in the Chu Valley.

(i) Measures to promote judicial cooperation (extradition, mutual legal assistance, controlled delivery, trafficking by sea and law enforcement cooperation, including training)

The enforcement measures such as removal of licence plates and cancellation of registrations envisaged by the Programme were against international law.

The Ninth Meeting of Heads of National Drug Law Enforcement Agencies, Africa, held at Cairo from 16 to 20 June 1996, recommended practical measures to improve coordination and liaison between drug law enforcement agencies, the gathering and sharing of intelligence at entry and exit points, the control of postal and courier parcels, measures to deal with corruption within drug law enforcement agencies and improved investigation of money laundering offences.

(b) Cross border law enforcement cooperation

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