Примеры использования Small arms trafficking на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Quantity 11. The consultations demonstrated that it is difficult to quantify small arms trafficking.
We would like to stress the negative impact that small arms trafficking has on both the security and the development of States.
It was suggested that ASEAN should create a work programme on combating illicit small arms trafficking within ACTC.
It is widely recognized that the small arms trafficking that supplies weapons to armed groups contributes to the intensity and duration of conflicts.
Capacity-building and training on combating small arms trafficking.
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The absence of concerted international action against small arms trafficking places the peace-loving societies of the small Caribbean States at great risk.
Participants also took part in a mock trial involving a small arms trafficking case.
It was also seen to be possible to describe illicit small arms trafficking more specifically and reliably as it was experienced in different States and subregions.
During the consultations, contributors described promising bilateral andmultilateral initiatives to combat small arms trafficking.
Against this backdrop, the forthcoming international conference on small arms trafficking will be called upon to deal with a multiplicity of interrelated issues.
In September 2000, the Department of Public Information/NGO Annual Conference will give special attention to the issue of small arms trafficking.
Annex I to the report contains the views of a number of Member States on illicit small arms trafficking, in response to a note verbale transmitted by the Department for Disarmament Affairs.
By supporting national efforts to safeguard such weapons,the Centre contributed to the prevention of impunity in small arms trafficking cases.
For that reason, although small arms trafficking was a source of concern, the real danger was situations that were allowed, deliberately or otherwise, to develop into conflicts.
The list includes climate change,an iniquitous international trade regime, small arms trafficking and narcotic trans-shipment.
At the international level, the conference could consider ways to strengthen cooperation and consultation among States, in particular cooperation among law enforcement agencies,in combating illegal small arms trafficking.
Despite these problems, concerted enforcement efforts can drive up the costs andrisks associated with small arms trafficking and increase the prospects for preventing deadly conflict.
Donor countries and international institutions should act to support States that lack the resources in implementing national laws against small arms trafficking;
The difficulty of law enforcement agencies andcustoms authorities in regulating or controlling illicit small arms trafficking was perceived to be attributable to the region's unique geographical characteristics.
National governmental authorities often seek information about the existing and emerging norms, practices and laws of other nations as they develop orrevise their legislative regimes to combat small arms trafficking.
The main focus of the Regional Centre's activities was to assist States in their efforts to combat illicit small arms trafficking and to address the negative impact of such illicit trafficking on public security.
Strengthen the judiciary, through the provision of assistance to prosecutors and courts, on aspects of maritime law enforcement, focusing on crimes such as piracy, drug trafficking, human trafficking, the dumping of waste, illegal andunregulated fishing and small arms trafficking;
Rather, they were planned as opportunities for building better understanding of the illicit small arms trafficking issue through information-sharing.
United Nations country teams in the Mano River Union countries and Côte d'Ivoire continue to coordinate, including in undertaking joint interventions in various areas such as youth employment and empowerment,security sector reform and human and small arms trafficking.
States beset by sustained conflicts, political instability, andeconomic distress are often caught in the paradox of facing an urgent need to combat small arms trafficking while lacking the political, economic and technical resources to do so.
Participants in the consultations have suggested that the United Nations could assist Member States and others planning andimplementing measures against small arms trafficking by gathering and making available information about projects, programmes and other initiatives that had produced positive outcomes.
Member States, United Nations partners and regional organizations placed great value in the assistance provided by the Regional Centre, which contributed to policies and programmes that led to a reduction in illicit small arms and ammunition circulating in the region,an increase in successful weapons seizures and prosecutions in cases of illicit small arms trafficking, and to a renewed commitment by States in their implementation of disarmament and non-proliferation instruments.
The meeting brought together experts from 24 countries, international organizations andnon-governmental organizations to discuss a set of issues relating to small arms trafficking, including border security and border management, with a view to contributing to the enhancement of regional standards in the small arms and light weapons field.
On a related point, the consultations revealed a growing concern about the role of private security forces and services and their potential to, among other things,contribute to small arms trafficking and excessive accumulations of small arms, both as suppliers and clients.
The UNODC-INEGI Centre of Excellence on Statistics on Governance, Victimization, Crime and Justice, which opened last year in Mexico,is working on an assessment of the challenges regarding small arms trafficking in Latin America, as well as a study on how to measure and how to use statistical data to analyse small arms trafficking in Latin America.