Примеры использования To acts of piracy на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The basic enforcement rights with respect to acts of piracy are contained in UNCLOS.
Our domestic legislation features the necessary elements to prosecute suspects of crimes classified as relating to acts of piracy.
The System was intended to provide means to alert authorities to acts of piracy or terrorism directed against vessels.
Article 1.- I.- This title applies to acts of piracy as defined in the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, concluded at Montego Bay on 10 December 1982, where they are committed.
We hail the courage and determination of their excellencies the Prime Minister of Israel and the President of the PLO who have recognized autonomy for Gaza and Jericho andhave also committed themselves to put an end to acts of piracy and sabotage.
Article 486 of the Penal Code is usually applied to acts of piracy, which is the offence of"detention of a person for the purpose of robbery or extortion.
Article 8 of the Greek Penal Code, which provides that Greek Penal laws apply to nationals and aliens, irrespective of the lawsof the forum State, inter alia, with regard to acts of piracy.
Security Council resolution 1918(2010) refers to acts of piracy and armed robbery at sea off the coast of Somalia, but that general reference would not be sufficient to determine the geographic limits of the criminal jurisdiction of a judicial mechanism.
The Government was of the view that the court should be given a mandate to try pirates who commit offences at sea, as well as suspects who provide logistical support,intelligence and financing to acts of piracy off the coast of Somalia.
It was suggested that,for those seafarers who were subject to acts of piracy and armed robbery, provision should be made for their care and repatriation, as has been proposed, for example, in the draft regional memorandum of understanding concerning the repression of piracy and armed robbery against ships in the Western Indian Ocean, Gulf of Aden and Red Sea.
However, the amalgamation of two different criminal acts into one single classification for statistical purposes only results in the distortion or misrepresentation of facts,since different legal regimes apply to acts of piracy and acts of armed robbery against ships.
In response to acts of piracy off the coast of Somalia and pursuant to United Nations Security Council Resolution 1816, the European Union has decided to launch operation ATALANTA to help deter, prevent and punish acts of piracy and armed robbery off the Somali coast and to protect WFP vessels and other vulnerable shipping.
Stressing the need for States to consider possible methods to assist the seafarers who are victims of pirates, and welcoming in this regard the ongoing work within the CGPCS and the IMO on developing guidelines for the care of seafarers andother persons who have been subjected to acts of piracy.
Acknowledges the leading role of the Contact Group on Piracy off the Coast of Somalia in facilitating coordination in order to prevent,deter and respond to acts of piracy and armed robbery at sea off the coast of Somalia, in cooperation with States and international organizations, as well as the significant contributions of the States working independently to counter maritime piracy off the coast of Somalia;
Brazil has also incorporated into its domestic legislation the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, which establishes that all States have the obligation of cooperating in the repression of piracy andmay exercise universal jurisdiction over crimes related to acts of piracy committed on the high seas.
Urges States whose naval vessels and military aircraft operate on the high seas andairspace off the coast of Somalia to be vigilant to acts of piracy and armed robbery and, in this context, encourages, in particular, States interested in the use of commercial maritime routes off the coast of Somalia, to increase and coordinate their efforts to deter acts of piracy and armed robbery at sea in cooperation with the TFG;
As States are adjusting their legislation and establishing their jurisdiction over the offences of piracy and armed robbery against ships,it is important for there to be a common understanding among States of the applicable enforcement rights they have under international law with respect to acts of piracy and armed robbery against ships.
It is remarkable that the Security Council, in its latest resolution 1950(2010) on piracy off the coast of Somalia, has also recognized the importance of considering possible methods to assist seafarers who are victims of pirates and welcomes the ongoing work within the Contact Group on Piracy off the Coast of Somalia and the International Maritime Organization on developing guidelines for the care of seafarers andother persons who have been subjected to acts of piracy.
Stressing the need for States to consider possible methods to assist the seafarers who are victims of pirates, and welcoming in this regard the ongoing work within the Contact Group on Piracy off the Coast of Somalia and the International Maritime Organization on developing guidelines for the care of seafarers andother persons who have been subjected to acts of piracy.
The signatories committed to sharing andreporting relevant information, interdicting ships suspected of engaging in acts of piracy or armed robbery, ensuring that persons suspected of piracy are apprehended and prosecuted, and facilitating proper care, treatment and repatriation for seafarers, fishermen, other shipboard personnel and passengers subject to acts of piracy.
Like other Member States,the Indonesian Government has an unwavering commitment to suppress acts of piracy on the high seas adjacent to waters within our national jurisdiction.
It therefore proposed that the format of the annex to the reports on acts of piracy and armed robbery against ships provided to IMO should be modified to clearly distinguish“acts of piracy” from“armed robbery”.
It was amended in May 2010 to criminalize acts of piracy.
A number of States are patrolling the waters off the coast of Somalia to repress acts of piracy.
Until the beginning of the 13th century, hostilities were limited to rare acts of piracy and isolated skirmishes.
We call upon States to take steps under their respective national laws to facilitate the apprehension andprosecution of those alleged to have committed acts of piracy.
It was recognized that the Somali court option would have the advantage of enabling Somalia to play a direct part in the solution to prosecuting acts of piracy.
Calls upon States to take appropriate steps under their national law to facilitate the apprehension andprosecution of those who are alleged to have committed acts of piracy;
Call upon States to take appropriate steps under their national law to facilitate the apprehension andprosecution of those who are alleged to have committed acts of piracy;
The Committee encourages the coordination of efforts at the regional level to develop a comprehensive strategy to counter acts of piracy and the provision of international assistance to support national and regional efforts.