Примеры использования Illicit commodities на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Unlike some other illicit commodities, firearms are not per se illicit. .
The globalization of economic activity makes possible the flow within and across borders of illicit commodities.
For example, illicit commodities obtained through theft, fraud or smuggling might displace commodities produced and marketed legally.
UNODC is seeking to support law enforcement authorities in identifying some of the investigation opportunities that are presented in most seizures of illicit commodities.
Along with weapons trafficking, smuggling, illicit commodities and drug trafficking have resulted in these illicit markets becoming key drivers for conflict in the country.
Trafficking includes smuggling, as well as exchanges of ammunition andexplosives for other illicit commodities such as drugs, fake documents or ivory.
According to United States authorities, traffickers used Panama's coast and its transportation infrastructure, including four major containerized seaports,the Pan-American Highway and an expanded airport, to facilitate the movement of licit and illicit commodities.
In several other cases, the firearms trafficking is connected to other illicit commodities, including minerals, wildlife, livestock and even food, which are being sometimes exchanged for weapons.
The criminal justice community worldwide faces formidable challenges arising from transnational organized crime groups enriched by trafficking of illicit commodities.
One observer has suggested that terrorist groups have learned how to launder money and smuggle illicit commodities more efficiently, while criminal groups have learned how to safeguard their operations by imitating terrorists' cell-based structures.
The sites are located in major drug-producing regions and/or along established trade routes used for the illicit trans-shipment of drugs and other illicit commodities.
In Algeria, income generated from drug trafficking had been used by organized criminal groups to purchase vehicles to smuggle illicit commodities across borders and to purchase weapons and modern means of communication to commit terrorist acts or to promote terrorist organizations.
Selected sites are located in major drug-producing regions and/or along established sea andland trade routes used for the illicit trans-shipment of drugs and other illicit commodities.
Improving and ratifying anti-corruption frameworks and strengthening judicial institutions,dealing with the growing traffic of drugs and other illicit commodities, helping African countries to recover assets lost through criminal activities and preventing human trafficking are areas necessitating further attention.
With the extension of the transitional authority throughout the national territory as a prerequisite, the effective andunified control by the transitional Government over the national borders of the Democratic Republic of the Congo is essential to stem the flow of arms and other illicit commodities into the country.
On the subject of trafficking, it takes note of the relationship between trafficking in ammunition andweapons and in other illicit commodities such as narcotic drugs, and surveys the sources of such trafficking, ranging from theft and diversion of legal supplies to the retrieval of surpluses remaining in post-conflict areas A/54/155, paras.
Drug trafficking remains in most regions a critical generator of profit for most groups, although it is increasingly common for criminal groups andnetworks to smuggle a wide variety of illicit commodities, such as stolen goods, firearms, natural resources, as well as human beings.
New initiatives were launched with support from the donor community-- ranging from a regional intelligence coordination centre for Central Asia to a container programme in major seaports in Africa, Asia and Latin America,aimed at disrupting the flow of illicit commodities.
The criminal groups involved also tend to engage in other illicit activities, such as smuggling of migrants, drugs,weapons or other illicit commodities, and engaging in corruption or money-laundering.
Inter-agency task groups have been established to follow up on the CEB decisions in the following key areas requiring immediate attention: links between conflicts and organized crime; identification of collaborative actions againsttrafficking in human beings; trafficking of illicit commodities; and HIV/AIDS in prisons.
The porosity, permeability and permissibility of the country's borders to the east constitute the most critical factor undermining the ability of the transitional Government in Kinshasa andof the international community to monitor the flow of weapons and other illicit commodities into the Democratic Republic of the Congo, whether by commercial arms merchants or foreign government suppliers.
Initial follow-up work has resulted in the identification of specific areas on which joint work should focus: links between ongoing conflicts and organized crime; interventions to counter traffickingin human beings and the smuggling of migrants; efforts to stem trafficking in a variety of illicit commodities; and HIV/AIDS in prisons.
Detailed information was collected from within and outside the United Nations system on(a) links between ongoing conflicts and organized crime;(b) collaborative interventions to counter trafficking in human beings and smuggling of migrants, including responding to the vulnerability of trafficking victims to HIV/AIDS;(c)the involvement of organized crime in the trafficking of a variety of illicit commodities and the responses of the United Nations system; and(d) a global assessment of the extent of HIV/AIDS in prisons.
Working through the Chief Executives Board and its subsidiary bodies, the Office has taken the lead in collecting information on the impact of organized crime on the work of other organizations, including relevant organizations outside of the United Nations system, as well as on activities undertaken by them to counter organized crime, corruption, money-laundering and the financing of terrorism,trafficking in persons and trafficking in illicit commodities.
Working through the Chief Executives Board and its subsidiary bodies, UNODC has taken the lead in collecting information on the impact of organized crime on the work of other organizations, including relevant non-United Nations organizations, as well as on activities undertaken by them, in line with their own mandates, to fight organized crime, corruption, money-laundering, financing of terrorism andtrafficking in persons and illicit commodities.
Identification information, especially in large quantities,had become an illicit commodity, sold to other offenders.
Firearms are not only important tools in exercising violence and perpetrating power, butalso a lucrative illicit commodity often in the hands of organized criminal groups.
There was also evidence of the specialization of groups andthe treatment of identity documents and information as an illicit commodity.
Firearms are not just instruments used in domestic and transnational crime, butalso a major illicit commodity.
Others noted that information for use in fraud became an illicit commodity, with lists of potential victims and credit card data obtained by"skimming" or cybercrime bought and sold by offenders and often transferred by e-mail.