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In 2007, these illicit activities shifted from Ghana to Liberia.
You know how much I enjoy These illicit, little gatherings.
These illicit projects of yours… you hide them like an expert.
Then there is the seemingly insatiable demand for these illicit drugs, a demand which must be tackled with renewed vigour.
These illicit weapons to a large extent have been instruments of violence, death and destruction.
Tanzania is not underestimating this challenge andwill continue to curb and combat these illicit activities in a robust manner.
The huge profits generated by these illicit activities tend to undermine legitimate economies and political institutions.
Countries and communities that once were spared the scourge of drug trafficking andconsumption have now fallen victim to the debilitating effects of these illicit and dangerous drugs.
The methodologies used to launder these illicit funds and the potential to uncover new mechanisms specific to ITT, and.
It also welcomes, inter alia, the steps taken to provide more resources for aiding victims andfor pursuing the criminal groups that organize these illicit activities.
These illicit activities are financed and operated by highly organized criminal syndicates, with international links.
The establishment of this mechanism should be accompanied by a commitment to aerial and manual eradication over five years,which would lead to the elimination of these illicit crops throughout the world.
Moreover, many of these illicit acts have developed in the last decade and are not defined as crimes under international law.
The continued demand in the North for drugs produced in the South, and the growth of the related trade in small arms andlight weapons, have placed us in the crossfire of these illicit activities.
The Panel believes that these illicit imports of Serbian weapons significantly increased the Liberian Government's fire power in 2002.
All schemes set in motion and/or conferences convened in the name of these illegal governments with the aim of legitimizing these illicit processes as"fait accompli" cannot be acceptable as they are devoid of any legality.
These illicit activities, which have reached alarming proportions, are financed and master-minded by criminal organizations with international links and with accomplices in financial circles.
What is more worrisome is that these financial institutions,although aware of the sources of these illicit funds, offer safe havens to the looters by providing the looters with coded secret bank accounts.
The extent to which these illicit activities can provide income to armed groups moving across porous borders, especially extremist groups in the Sahel, is particularly worrisome.
In addition, transfers of arms, ammunitions and weapon components to the hands of Hamas in the Gaza Strip continue on a daily basis, in contravention of Security Council resolution 1860(2009) anddespite international efforts to prevent and interdict these illicit transfers.
Yet, without in any way condoning these illicit practices, I must note that families whose living conditions already leave much to be desired will suffer from this because of the loss of earnings that these operations entail.
The Special Rapporteur highlighted the need to address the issue of corruption linked to smuggling and trafficking and to adopt preventive measuresin States of origin, while combating the criminalization of the victims of these illicit activities in transit and destination countries.
Our initiative is also designed to strengthen the cooperation among States vis-à-vis these illicit actors, making use of the existing regulations specific to each State and facilitating exchanges of information between the relevant State agencies.
In both cases, it has been found that gangs engaging in these activities require a military component to serve on security missions, to move merchandise, to fly aircraft and, if the need arises,to fight the regular forces that are protecting the sovereignty of the State affected by these illicit acts.
Individuals who engage in these illicit activities run the risk of incurring disciplinary measures, although enforcement varies in accordance with institutional norms and the discretion of the correctional officers charged with enforcing rules.
In both cases, it has been found that gangs engaging in these activities require a military component to serve on security missions, to move merchandise, to fly aircraft and, if the need arises,to fight the regular forces that are protecting the sovereignty of the State affected by these illicit acts.
Under these circumstances, the Group cannot exclude the risk that the money generated by these illicit activities would be used to purchase arms in breach of the sanctions regime, and that the citizens would tend to procure weapons owing to the lack of security.
Decree No. 4.991, of February 18, 2004, created, within the Ministry of Justice, the Department for Recovering Assets and International Juridical Cooperation(DRCI), which is responsible for, among other functions, identifying threats and defining effective and efficient policies related to money-laundering,as well as fostering a culture of combat against these illicit acts.
The proposed indicator does not measure the actual reduction of these illicit flows, but focuses, rather, on the content and effectiveness of Member States' responses to detected cases of illicit arms trafficking and other types of illicit arms flows.
The member and associated States of the Southern Common Market(MERCOSUR) recognize the contribution andqualitative difference made by the United Nations Programme of Action to Prevent, Combat and Eradicate the Illicit Trade in Small Arms and Light Weapons in All Its Aspects to providing a comprehensive and multidimensional response to the problems arising from these illicit activities.