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They would also fall outside the definition of mercenaries.
The definition of mercenaries as used in those two conventions does not generally apply to the personnel of PMSCs legally operating in foreign countries.
The Special Rapporteur's report contained a proposal for an amendment to the definition of mercenaries.
Exploring whether the proposed new legal definition of mercenaries would encourage States that have not yet ratified the Convention to do so;
Invited Governments to make proposals towards a clearer legal definition of mercenaries;
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Thirdly, it is key to explore whether the proposed new legal definition of mercenaries would encourage States that have not yet ratified the Convention to do so.
There was a need for pragmatic model legislation that would reflect a clear and relevant definition of mercenaries.
Furthermore, the draft resolution stretched the definition of mercenaries far beyond the terms of that set forth in Additional Protocol I to the Geneva Conventions of 1949.
Requests the Secretary-General to invite Governments to make proposals towards a clearer legal definition of mercenaries;
The Special Rapporteur stated that the definition of mercenaries should contain certain core elements of mercenarism derived from the traditional definition that were still applicable.
Mr. Otuyelu(Nigeria) said that the words“make proposals on a clearer legal definition of mercenaries and” had been deleted from paragraph 6.
The new paragraph 7 would read:“Further requests the Secretary-General to invite Governments to make proposals towards a clearer legal definition of mercenaries.”.
As concerns private military companies,in the absence of a universally accepted and satisfactory definition of mercenaries and corresponding legislation, a pragmatic approach should be promoted in the interim.
The Commission also requested the SecretaryGeneral to invite Governments to make proposals towards a clearer legal definition of mercenaries.
If the Special Rapporteur continued his work, however,he should take into account the definition of mercenaries contained in the Additional Protocol referred to and should employ more stringent standards when reporting accusations and"rumours" of mercenary activities.
The General Assembly requested the Secretary-General to invite Governments to make proposals towards a clearer legal definition of mercenaries.
In this connection, it requested Governments to make proposals towards a clearer legal definition of mercenaries and requested the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights to convene expert meetings to study and update the international legislation in force and to propose recommendations.
Add: one study on the international legislation in force,including recommendations for a clearer legal definition of mercenaries.
In a note verbale dated 8 October 2004,the Government of Cuba stated that it considers that the definition of mercenaries given in article 1 of the International Convention does not cover its various manifestations and, furthermore, establishes excessive requirements for the purposes of definition by calling for them to be met concomitantly.
Add: d. Annual expert meetings to study and update the international legislation in force andto propose recommendations for a clearer legal definition of mercenaries.
Cuba considers that the definition of mercenaries set out in article 1 of the 1989 Convention does not take sufficient account of the various manifestations of mercenary activity and, furthermore, lays down excessive requirements for characterizing mercenaries as such, essentially because it requires that those manifestations appear concurrently.
A representative of ICRC continued dialogue with the Working Group on approaches of international humanitarian law, including the definition of mercenaries and the responsibilities of States with respect to PMSCs and their employees.
In this regard, the Special Rapporteur wishes to report thathe is continuing to work on the analysis of the question of mercenaries, with a view to submitting proposals to the General Assembly on a clearer legal definition of mercenaries.
His delegation welcomed the report of the Special Rapporteur on the use of mercenaries(A/57/178), andagreed that the lack of a clear legal definition of mercenaries had increased their illegal activities and had led them to carry out terrorist acts.
The General Assembly requested the Secretary-General to invite Governments to make proposals towards a clearer legal definition of mercenaries, and, in this regard, requested the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights to convene expert meetings to study and update the international legislation in force and to propose recommendations for a clearer legal definition of mercenaries that would allow for more efficient prevention and punishment of mercenary activities.
Mr. Otuyelu(Nigeria), introducing draft resolution A/C.3/52/L.33 on behalf of the sponsors, drew attention to the following revisions: in paragraph 6, the words“to invite Governments” should beinserted before“to make proposals”, the words“on a clearer legal definition of mercenaries” should be replaced by“towards a clearer definition of mercenaries”.
Requests the Secretary-General to invite Governments to make proposals towards a clearer legal definition of mercenaries, and in this regard, requests the High Commissioner for Human Rights to convene expert meetings, as requested in General Assembly resolutions in the past, to study and update the international legislation in force and to put forward recommendations for a clearer legal definition of mercenaries that would make for more efficient prevention and punishment of mercenary activities;
At the 31st meeting, the Chairman of the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions said that, in paragraph 10 of draft resolution A/C.3/56/L.31, the General Assembly would request the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights to convene, before the fifty-ninth session of the Commission on Human Rights, a second expert meeting pursuant to General Assembly resolution 54/151 to continue studying andupdating the international legislation and to make recommendations for a clearer legal definition of mercenaries.
Requests the Secretary-General to invite Governments to make proposals towards a clearer legal definition of mercenaries, and, in this regard, requests the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights to convene expert meetings, as requested in previous General Assembly resolutions, to study and update the international legislation in force and to propose recommendations for a clearer legal definition of mercenaries that would make for more efficient prevention and punishment of mercenary activities;