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Preventing, detecting and suppressing the phenomenon.
The law-enforcement authorities are devoting particular attention to detecting and suppressing extremist offences.
Other entities participating in prevention, detecting and suppressing human trafficking are determined by the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan.
In accordance with that law, the police were responsible for preventing, detecting and suppressing extremist activities.
Ministry on State Income and Revenues of the Republic of Tajikistan carries out activities on detecting and suppressing the attempts of human traffickers to cross customs border of the Republic of Tajikistan as well as illegal transfer of victims of human trafficking through customs border of the Republic of Tajikistan.
Improved efficiency in the activities of State bodies and organizations in preventing, detecting and suppressing human trafficking.
The very concept of counter-terrorism, made up of three components, was reviewed:it comprises prevention of terrorism; detecting and suppressing terrorist activityand uncovering and investigating terrorist crimes; and minimizing and eliminating the effects of terrorism. A list of facilities vulnerable to terrorist acts was also drawn up.
The bill is aimed at regulating relations between citizens of the Kyrgyz Republic, foreign citizens, stateless persons permanently resident in the Kyrgyz Republic and organizations conducting transactions involving monetary orother assets with a view to preventing, detecting and suppressing activities linked to the financing of terrorism and the laundering of income obtained by criminal means.
The Ministry of Internal Affairs is working on preventing, detecting and suppressing crimes related to human trafficking,and also on collecting, analysing, summarizing and exchanging information on the scale, situation and trends in this area. It also detects and suppresses networks of individuals and organized criminal groups involved in human trafficking in Turkmenistan.
The Protocol defines the obligations and means of proceeding of all competent bodies and others involved in detecting and suppressing violence, offering helpand protection to those exposed to violence in the family.
The Ministry of Internal Affairs seeks to combat the phenomenon by preventing, detecting and suppressing such offences, collecting, analysing, collating and exchanging information on trafficking with regard to its scale, current state and trends and identifying and eradicating links between individuals and organized crime groups involved in trafficking in persons and active in Turkmenistan.
For example, within the framework of State crime prevention efforts, the Ministry of Internal Affairs has developed and is implementing a plan of integrated measures for 2006-2007 aimed at increasing the effectiveness of the internal affairs agencies in detecting and suppressing manifestations of extremism. A database of extremist organizations, including youth organizations, has been established.
The Ministry of Internal Affairs is involved in combating trafficking in persons by preventing, detecting and suppressing such offences, collecting, analysing and publicizing data and exchanging information on the scale, status and trends related to human trafficking while identifying and cutting off the links between persons and organized groups engaged in human trafficking and operating in the territory of Turkmenistan.
In accordance with the Programme of Activities for Preventing Violence among Children and Young People, the Protocol for Handling Cases of Violence among Children and Young People has been adopted, in which the duties, forms, means and nature of co-operation between the competent state bodies, educational institutions, social welfare centres, police departments and others engaged in preventing, detecting and suppressing violence among children and young people, are defined.
Under the new system for counteracting extremism and terrorism, the State has been active in the following areas:prevention of terrorism; detecting and suppressing terrorist activityand uncovering and investigating terrorist crimes; and minimizing and/or eliminating the consequences of terrorist acts.
Pursuant to the Act, State policy on combating trafficking in persons is aimed at: protecting the individual and society against trafficking in persons;preventing, detecting and suppressing activities related to trafficking in persons; creating favourable conditions for the physical, psychological and social recovery of victims of trafficking; and complying with the State's international obligations in the area.
He recalled that,despite the considerable efforts of the international community to prevent, detect and suppress the problem, the effects of piracy on seafarers had worsened in the past year.
Project“Border Operations Management System(BOMS)” to equip land border with modern surveillance systems that will prevent, detect and suppress cases of transnational organized crimesand irregular migration.
This indicates that there are needed the additional measures to prevent, detect and suppress corruption in the judiciary.
Boosting the efficiency of efforts by government agencies and organizations to prevent, detect and suppress human trafficking.
Continue its ongoing efforts to improve the legal and regulatory framework to prevent, detect and suppress activities connected with trafficking in persons(Pakistan);
The State Border Guard Service prevents, detects and suppresses attempts by human traffickers to cross the State border of Turkmenistan illegally, as well as the illicit transit of trafficking victims through the country.
The Act's principal aims are: to protect individuals, society and the State against terrorism;to prevent, detect and suppress terrorist activityand minimize its consequences; to identify the causes of terrorist activity and conditions conducive to it.
One of the paragraphs in the Convention provides for the taking of measures to prevent, detect and suppress the financing and supply of weaponsand materiel to persons and(or) organizations linked, in one form or another, to terrorist activities.
The competent authorities of the Member States with a mandate in the field of protection of intellectual property rights, cooperation and collaboration in order to coordinate actions to prevent, detect and suppress violations of intellectual property rights in the territories of the Member States.
The Federal Act on the Police, which entered into force on 1 March 2011,requires the police to prevent, detect and suppress extremist activitiesand to take part in measures to fight terrorism.
This bill seeks to prevent, detect and suppress terrorism, and also to prevent the territory, resources and the financial services of the country from being used to commit terrorist acts, and generally to combat terrorism in all its forms.
At the expanded Government session on 15 January 2010,the President signed a decision on the establishment of a financial monitoring authority within the Ministry of Finance with the aim of raising the effectiveness of measures undertaken to prevent, detect and suppress money-laundering and the financing of terrorism.
The Japan Coast Guard as a primary maritime law enforcement agency in Japan is implementing appropriate effective law enforcement activities to prevent, detect and suppress the illicit trafficking at sea in such items as described above in accordance with relevant national legal authorities including" Japan Coast Guard Law"(Law No. 28 of 1948) and"Criminal Procedure Act" Law No.131 of 1948.
The international community, therefore, should expand its cooperation to detect and suppress acts of terrorism before they occurred.