'Each State Party shall cooperate with other States Parties and afford the appropriate form of legal assistance ...' These words mark the beginning of the obligation for states to work together to enforce a multilateral normative treaty. Terrorism and transnational criminal activity heighten the need for harmonisation and improved coordination between enforcement agencies internationally. This volume addresses current national, regional and international practice from the perspective of 'lessons learned' by government officials, private practitioners, prosecutors, police and customs officials,…mehr
'Each State Party shall cooperate with other States Parties and afford the appropriate form of legal assistance ...' These words mark the beginning of the obligation for states to work together to enforce a multilateral normative treaty. Terrorism and transnational criminal activity heighten the need for harmonisation and improved coordination between enforcement agencies internationally. This volume addresses current national, regional and international practice from the perspective of 'lessons learned' by government officials, private practitioners, prosecutors, police and customs officials, staff members of international courts or treaty-implementing bodies, and academics who gathered in an OPCW international symposium in February 2001. Their work has since been updated and supplemented to include considerations emerging in the aftermath of 11 September 2001. Topics include problems with divergent national implementing legislation, concurrent jurisdiction, extradition, the role of victims and witnesses, export controls, protection of national security or confidential business information in judicial proceedings, and terrorism.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Introduction: Enforcement of the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons in Its Wider Perspective.- Introduction: Enforcement of the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons in Its Wider Perspective.- "Cooperation and Mutual Legal Assistance": Legal Basis.- and Summary.- The Chemical Weapons Convention and International Cooperation in Criminal Matters.- Legal Assistance: The Chemical Weapons Convention and Complementary Agreements.- National Legislation to Implement Legal Assistance and Cooperation.- Parallels: An Overview of Cooperation and Enforcement Initiatives under the 1988 Narcotics Convention.- Jurisdictional Issues.- and Summary.- Concurrent Jurisdiction: Developments and Issues.- Concurrent Jurisdiction: Legal and Policy Considerations.- What If: Prosecuting Crimes of Chemical Terror.- Interaction between International and National Criminal Courts in the ICTY.- Concurrent Application of International, National and African Laws in Rwanda.- and Summary.- Cooperation with and between International Organisations: Navigating through the Obstacle Course.- State Cooperation with the ICTY.- State Cooperation with The ICC.- The Mixed Tribunals for Cambodia and Sierra Leone.- and Summary.- Confidentiality: The Iaea's Experience.- The Chemical Weapons Convention Confidentiality Regime.- National Implementation of Confidentiality Obligations under the Chemical Weapons Convention: The New Zealand Experience.- Possible Action in the Courts of the Netherlands for Serious Breaches of the Opcw's Confidentiality Regime.- Disciplining International Officials.- Modalities.- and Summary.- Extradition: The Practical Challenges.- Extradition in a Time of Transition, with Special Reference to Crimes Involving Chemical Weapons.- International Cooperation in Criminal Justice: Problems,Perspectives and How to Improve It.- Implementation of Legal Assistance Agreements from the Perspective of Czech Law.- Georgian Penal Legislation in the Context Of Article Vii of the Chemical Weapons Convention.- and Summary.- Practical Aspects of Gathering Evidence in an International Environment.- Cooperation on Criminal Matters: A Defence Lawyer's Perspective.- The Quest for International Criminal Justice: Considering the Perspectives of Witnesses, Survivors, the Prosecution and the Defence.- The Role of Victims and Witnesses in International Criminal Trials.- and Summary.- Interpol.- Europol.- Forensic Investigation of the Sarin Gas Attacks in Japan.- The Police Component: Zimbabwe's Experience.- and Summary.- The Role of Customs Services and the World Customs Organization's Enforcement Programme to Combat the Illicit Movement of Chemicals.- Customs Enforcement in a Regional Integration Arrangement: The Case of Comesa.- Challenges in the Implementation of Export Controls Under the Chemical Weapons Convention.- New Approaches to Stemming the Spread of Weapons within International Transportation Networks.- and Summary.- Transboundary Criminal Activity: The Role and Action of the European Union.- Institutionalised Law Enforcement Cooperation Through Europol.- Divergent National Implementing Legislation and Non-Uniform Implementation: Threat to the Object and Purpose of the Chemical Weapons Convention?.- National Enforcement of International Humanitarian Law.- Challenges.- and Summary.- International Cooperation in Protection Against Terrorism Through Interpol.- Chemical Terrorism: Precedents and Prospects.- International Terrorism: Devastating Current and Future Trends.- The OPCW and the Global Struggle Against Terrorism.- Combating Chemical Terrorism withNational Implementing Legislation.- and Summary.- "No Safe Havens" - The Need to Strengthen International Control Regimes: Implications for National Implementation.- A Draft Convention to Prohibit Biological and Chemical Weapons Under International Criminal Law.- Legal Assistance under the Chemical Weapons Convention: An Optional Protocol to the Convention?.- and Summary.- Toward Meaningful Adherence to Multilateral Instruments for International Cooperation: The Challenges to Effective Mutual Legal Assistance.- Overcoming Obstacles in Achieving Wide Adherence to Multilateral Instruments: Some Comments from the European Perspective.- The Role of Regional Organisations in Facilitating Cooperation and Legal Assistance: The OECS Experience.- Judicial Assistance and Cooperation Among Member States of the OAS.- and Summary.- Protecting National Security and Other Confidential Information.- Protection of Confidential Business Information in Judicial Proceedings.- Managed Access Principles Applied Within a Judicial Framework.- Confidentiality and Judicial Proceedings: The Regime Under the Chemical Weapons Convention and the Confidentiality Commission.
Introduction: Enforcement of the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons in Its Wider Perspective.- Introduction: Enforcement of the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons in Its Wider Perspective.- "Cooperation and Mutual Legal Assistance": Legal Basis.- and Summary.- The Chemical Weapons Convention and International Cooperation in Criminal Matters.- Legal Assistance: The Chemical Weapons Convention and Complementary Agreements.- National Legislation to Implement Legal Assistance and Cooperation.- Parallels: An Overview of Cooperation and Enforcement Initiatives under the 1988 Narcotics Convention.- Jurisdictional Issues.- and Summary.- Concurrent Jurisdiction: Developments and Issues.- Concurrent Jurisdiction: Legal and Policy Considerations.- What If: Prosecuting Crimes of Chemical Terror.- Interaction between International and National Criminal Courts in the ICTY.- Concurrent Application of International, National and African Laws in Rwanda.- and Summary.- Cooperation with and between International Organisations: Navigating through the Obstacle Course.- State Cooperation with the ICTY.- State Cooperation with The ICC.- The Mixed Tribunals for Cambodia and Sierra Leone.- and Summary.- Confidentiality: The Iaea's Experience.- The Chemical Weapons Convention Confidentiality Regime.- National Implementation of Confidentiality Obligations under the Chemical Weapons Convention: The New Zealand Experience.- Possible Action in the Courts of the Netherlands for Serious Breaches of the Opcw's Confidentiality Regime.- Disciplining International Officials.- Modalities.- and Summary.- Extradition: The Practical Challenges.- Extradition in a Time of Transition, with Special Reference to Crimes Involving Chemical Weapons.- International Cooperation in Criminal Justice: Problems,Perspectives and How to Improve It.- Implementation of Legal Assistance Agreements from the Perspective of Czech Law.- Georgian Penal Legislation in the Context Of Article Vii of the Chemical Weapons Convention.- and Summary.- Practical Aspects of Gathering Evidence in an International Environment.- Cooperation on Criminal Matters: A Defence Lawyer's Perspective.- The Quest for International Criminal Justice: Considering the Perspectives of Witnesses, Survivors, the Prosecution and the Defence.- The Role of Victims and Witnesses in International Criminal Trials.- and Summary.- Interpol.- Europol.- Forensic Investigation of the Sarin Gas Attacks in Japan.- The Police Component: Zimbabwe's Experience.- and Summary.- The Role of Customs Services and the World Customs Organization's Enforcement Programme to Combat the Illicit Movement of Chemicals.- Customs Enforcement in a Regional Integration Arrangement: The Case of Comesa.- Challenges in the Implementation of Export Controls Under the Chemical Weapons Convention.- New Approaches to Stemming the Spread of Weapons within International Transportation Networks.- and Summary.- Transboundary Criminal Activity: The Role and Action of the European Union.- Institutionalised Law Enforcement Cooperation Through Europol.- Divergent National Implementing Legislation and Non-Uniform Implementation: Threat to the Object and Purpose of the Chemical Weapons Convention?.- National Enforcement of International Humanitarian Law.- Challenges.- and Summary.- International Cooperation in Protection Against Terrorism Through Interpol.- Chemical Terrorism: Precedents and Prospects.- International Terrorism: Devastating Current and Future Trends.- The OPCW and the Global Struggle Against Terrorism.- Combating Chemical Terrorism withNational Implementing Legislation.- and Summary.- "No Safe Havens" - The Need to Strengthen International Control Regimes: Implications for National Implementation.- A Draft Convention to Prohibit Biological and Chemical Weapons Under International Criminal Law.- Legal Assistance under the Chemical Weapons Convention: An Optional Protocol to the Convention?.- and Summary.- Toward Meaningful Adherence to Multilateral Instruments for International Cooperation: The Challenges to Effective Mutual Legal Assistance.- Overcoming Obstacles in Achieving Wide Adherence to Multilateral Instruments: Some Comments from the European Perspective.- The Role of Regional Organisations in Facilitating Cooperation and Legal Assistance: The OECS Experience.- Judicial Assistance and Cooperation Among Member States of the OAS.- and Summary.- Protecting National Security and Other Confidential Information.- Protection of Confidential Business Information in Judicial Proceedings.- Managed Access Principles Applied Within a Judicial Framework.- Confidentiality and Judicial Proceedings: The Regime Under the Chemical Weapons Convention and the Confidentiality Commission.
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