Department of Asset Recovery and International Legal Cooperation (DRCI)

(l) International cooperation, including mutual legal assistance and extradition

(ii) Enhancing international cooperation and mutual legal assistance in cases involving money laundering

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

61 5. Cooperation between the United Nations and the Asian African Legal Consultative Organization

59 3. Cooperation between the United Nations and the Asian African Legal Consultative Organization

55 4. Cooperation between the United Nations and the Asian African Legal Consultative Committee

57 36. Cooperation between the United Nations and the Asian African Legal Consultative Organization

Cooperation between legal and judicial institutions in Croatia and the Tribunal has been good.

Most States continued enhancing their legal framework in order to facilitate international judicial cooperation.

In addition, the existence of legal disputes creates an atmosphere unfavourable to international cooperation.

In 2002, the Ministry of Justice and the Women's Union registered a cooperation programme on legal information and education and legal aid for women.

Most States reported having strengthened their legal framework in order to facilitate international judicial cooperation.

Cooperation and assistance in the legal implementation of the regulations and restrictions relating to MOTAPM.

Assets Recovery and International Mutual Legal Cooperation Department (DRCI), of the Ministry of Justice its areas of responsibility are Asset Recovery and International Judicial Cooperation.

Curriculum on International Cooperation in Criminal Matters Extradition, Mutual Legal Assistance and Proceeds of Crime, 2002.

Implementation of the various international conventions was imperative to provide a sound legal basis for cooperation.

Panama stated that it would take the Convention as the legal basis for cooperation on extradition with other States parties. Paraguay stated that it would take the Convention as the legal basis for cooperation on extradition with other States parties.

The Agreement on Legal and Judicial Cooperation with the States of the Gulf Cooperation Council, published in the Official Gazette No. 3643 of 8 January 1989

International cooperation was reviewed for its adherence to the provisions of the Convention. The review addressed the matter of legal cooperation, focusing mainly on the elements of cooperation and the principles underlying extradition treaties.

UNODC technical cooperation aims to assist legal, financial and law enforcement authorities in developing legal frameworks, institutional capacity, training in financial investigations and intelligence gathering, research and awareness raising.

Its reform agenda placed special emphasis on strengthening regional and international cooperation in matters of mutual legal assistance.

Overcoming Impediments to Effective Mutual Legal Assistance at the Oxford Conference on International Cooperation in Criminal Matters, 2001

Over time, economic cooperation between the two sides has grown more complex, and a new legal framework is needed.

The Convention reflects a multidisciplinary approach and contains comprehensive provisions that cover prevention, criminalization, international cooperation, technical cooperation and, for the first time in an international legal instrument, asset recovery.

The Commission continued traditional exchanges of information with the International Court of Justice, the Inter American Juridical Committee, the Asian African Legal Consultative Organization and the European Committee on Legal Cooperation and the Committee of Legal Advisers on Public International Law (Chap.

His Government attached great importance to the role played by enforcement cooperation and legal assistance in combating transnational drug crimes.

Antitrust cooperation in criminal cases can take place through bilateral mutual legal assistance treaties (MLATs) applying to criminal matters generally.

(b) Granting victims effective judicial cooperation and legal aid, including the assistance of counsel and an interpreter free of charge

Armenia stated that it would take the Convention as the legal basis for cooperation on extradition with other States parties.

Belize stated that it would take the Convention as the legal basis for cooperation on extradition with other States parties.

Mauritius stated that it would take the Convention as the legal basis for cooperation on extradition with other States parties.

Slovenia stated that it would take the Convention as the legal basis for cooperation on extradition with other States parties.

Even here, the national legal and regulatory framework would need to provide mechanisms for cross jurisdictional cooperation and dispute resolution.

Recent international developments demanded that multilateral cooperation on nuclear non proliferation should be stepped up, preferably through a legal framework.

El Salvador suggests the inclusion of a sentence urging authorities to provide the necessary cooperation in the form of legal assistance.

Botswana stated that it would not take the Convention as the legal basis for cooperation on extradition with other States parties.

The Netherlands stated that it would take the Convention as the legal basis for cooperation on extradition with other States parties.

Also encourages Member States, consistent with their legal systems, to strengthen cooperation among law enforcement agencies, at the national and international levels

It declared that it would render cooperation on extradition on the legal basis provided under the Extradition Act of 1992 of Malaysia.

To this end it has concluded a series of cooperation agreements and legal aid and mutual assistance conventions and is negotiating others.

Led by the Vice President, (Croatia), it focused on issues related to extradition, mutual legal assistance and international cooperation for purposes of confiscation.

(v) Article 4 of the Vienna Convention for the Protection of the Ozone Layer, 1985, Cooperation in the legal, scientific and technical fields

It provides a comprehensive international legal framework for cooperation among Member States towards the management of oceans for the benefit of all humankind.

Some representatives suggested that a comprehensive convention on international cooperation in criminal matters, encompassing all relevant cooperation modalities, should be negotiated, taking into consideration the relevant provisions of the existing United Nations legal instruments against crime.