Примеры использования Forms of criminality на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It has included some forms of criminality rarely seen in Haiti, such as kidnapping for profit and the greater use of firearms.
Those have brought about extreme poverty,further marginalization, increasingly brutal forms of criminality and destruction of the environment.
They noted that new,rapacious forms of criminality took advantage of the very trends that also brought many benefits: improvement in transportation and communication technologies, relaxation of border controls and internationalization of world markets.
That development has exposed citizens and businesses to threats generated not only from traditional forms of criminality but also emanating from abroad in new and unprecedented ways.
Two officers from the Centre undertook a mission to Mongolia to assess the needs of the police forces in that country in dealing with contemporary forms of criminality.
As such it provided essential strategic guidance to States and was in a position to assess trends andaddress emerging forms of criminality, such as cybercrime, trafficking in body parts or trafficking in natural resources.
The participants recognized the critical importance of modernizing mutual assistance mechanisms with a view to countering evolving forms of criminality.
The Commission provided essential strategic guidance to Member States and was in a position to assess trends andaddress emerging forms of criminality, such as cybercrime, trafficking in body parts and trafficking in natural resources.
Mr. González(Cuba) said that all countries, regardless of their economic might, land mass or population size,were vulnerable to crime and new forms of criminality.
Some States emphasized the particular importance of raising public awareness andpromoting the participation of society in dealing with specific forms of criminality such as corruption and human trafficking and delineated some of their initiatives in those areas.
Many States indicated that they were involved in cooperation programmes orprojects aimed at preventing transnational organized crime or specific forms of criminality.
Most States provided information on multi-year national action plans, strategies andprojects addressing the prevention of organized crime in general or specific forms of criminality, in particular human trafficking and smuggling of illegal migrants, corruption, drug trafficking and money-laundering.
Some speakers described international conferences, summits and events hosted by their Governments,which had aided in the development of joint approaches towards combating all forms of criminality.
It is secretive, it is highly likely to cross national borders;it overlaps with other forms of criminality, such as the sale of drugs, but crucially, it is quite unlike other forms of international criminal conspiracy which have now become familiar, because a paedophile ring has no formal organization.
In order to ensure the security and continuity of payment systems,the new legislation therefore had to modernize criminal policy in order to protect society against modern forms of criminality.
Because of the diversification of money-laundering techniques,its cross-cutting usage in relation to various forms of criminality and its threat to legitimate economies, some speakers suggested that a comprehensive convention against money-laundering should be developed, as recommended by the High-level Panel on Threats, Challenges and Change.
The recommendations of the regional preparatory meetings highlighted the fact that many States were experiencing high levels of both traditional andnewly emerging forms of criminality, which were exacting a heavy toll in terms of human suffering and financial cost.
Among the main challenges is the use of classified information as evidence(including admissibility as evidence), investigation methods, international cooperation, protection of witnesses, the use of sophisticated technology by terrorists, andlinks between terrorism and other forms of criminality.
It should also be emphasised the creation of Eurojust(February 2002), an European unit aimed at reinforcing legal co-operation with the view to fighting the most serious forms of criminality(inter alia trafficking in persons) and facilitating the co-ordination of the investigations and criminal proceedings involving the territory of several Member States.
Among the main challenges are the use of classified information, investigation methods, international cooperation, protection of witnesses, the use of sophisticated technology by terrorists and by counter-terrorism agencies, andlinks between terrorism and other forms of criminality.
Flexibility in the interpretation of what makes an offence transnational in nature and of what constitutes an organized criminal group, in conjunction with a broad definition of what constitutes serious crime, ensure that the widest range of traditional,emerging and future forms of criminality can be encompassed by the Convention and that international law enforcement and judicial cooperation efforts may be triggered in relevant investigations and prosecutions.
The participants noted in particular the importance of speeding up national procedures for ratification and implementing legislation for the universal anti-terrorism conventions, the need to promote effective coordination of all the national bodies responsible for combating terrorism and the need to obtain assistance from UNODC,the links between transnational organized crime and other forms of criminality with acts of terrorism.
Iii Elaborating and assisting in the implementation of effective strategies andpractical arrangements for the consistent and efficient cooperation of the services concerned against major forms of criminality, such as organized transnational crime, including drug trafficking, corruption, terrorism, smuggling of illegal migrants, trafficking in women and children, environmental offences, the laundering of the proceeds of crime, fraudulent operations and other forms of economic crime;
With regard to comments regarding the excessive use of force by police agents, the delegation indicated that Sao Tome and Principe, in partnership with Portugal, had provided training to police agents in order toenhance their knowledge about new forms of criminality, and had adopted measures to render the Police more approachable by citizens.
Elaborating and assisting Member States in the implementation of effective strategies andpractical arrangements for consistent and efficient cooperation against major forms of criminality, such as organized transnational crime, including drug trafficking, corruption, terrorism in all its forms and manifestations, smuggling of illegal migrants, trafficking in women and children, environmental offences, the laundering of the proceeds of crime, fraudulent operations and other forms of economic crime.
Conduct 25 train-the-trainer sessions for law enforcement agencies on crime scene management, ballistics, counterfeit documents and fingerprinting, community policing, crowd control,such new forms of criminality as cyberattacks, telephone and Internet fraud, and the fight against drugs.
Conduct of 51 train-the-trainer sessions for at least 1,530 personnel of the police, gendarmerie and Anti-Racket Unit on human rights, criminal procedure, crime scene management, ballistics, counterfeit documents and fingerprinting, community policing, crowd control,new forms of criminality(cyberattacks, telephone and Internet fraud), and the fight against drugs, rackets and corruption.
The protocols could also outline further specific cooperation measures acquired to tackle that particular form of criminality.
Efforts to combat that form of criminality should strike a balance between law enforcement operations and action to improve the social and economic conditions of persons at risk.
It was not merely a question of combating that form of criminality in itself, but also of identifying the root causes of the phenomenon, which were social and economic in nature.