Betekenis van:
drug trafficking

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. unlawful drug trafficking,
2. Develop the capacity of relevant law enforcement authorities to combat drug abuse and trafficking.
3. respect for Afghanistan’s international obligations, including cooperation in international efforts to combat terrorism, illicit drug trafficking and trafficking in human beings,
4. Other information: (a) Taliban member responsible for Faryab province, Afghanistan as of May 2007, (b) Involved in drug trafficking.’
5. Strengthen inter-agency and international cooperation and further develop the capacity of relevant law enforcement authorities to combat drug trafficking.
6. laying down minimum provisions on the constituent elements of criminal acts and penalties in the field of illicit drug trafficking
7. Increase capacity to fight against drug trafficking and develop a national drugs strategy in line with the EU Drugs Strategy and Action Plan on Drugs.
8. The effectiveness of the efforts made to tackle illicit drug trafficking depends essentially on the harmonisation of the national measures implementing this Framework Decision,
9. cooperation in the fight against organised crime, including trafficking in human beings, terrorism, money laundering, drugs and drug addiction, racism, xenophobia and islamophobia;
10. Improve coordination between law enforcement bodies and the judiciary, particularly in connection with economic crime, organised crime, fraud, money laundering and corruption; reinforce the fight against drug trafficking and strengthen drug prevention and drug demand reduction; ensure effective measures to fight trafficking in human beings and trans-national smuggling of persons, in particular with due attention to prevention, protection and social reintegration of victims. Provide the necessary specialised training to law enforcement agencies.
11. Improve coordination between law enforcement bodies and the judiciary, particularly in connection with economic crime, organised crime, fraud, money laundering and corruption; reinforce the fight against drug trafficking and strengthen drug prevention and drug demand reduction; strengthen the administrative capacity of USKOK.
12. ‘unlawful drug trafficking’ means the criminal offences listed in Article 3(1) of the United Nations Convention of 20 December 1988 against Illicit Traffic in Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances and in the provisions amending or replacing that Convention.
13. The European Union has noted the ongoing efforts of the Guinean transitional government to tackle drug-trafficking, impunity and corruption, and its commitment to carry out audits in order to reform public finances.
14. Develop a national strategy for combating drug abuse and trafficking, in line with the EU Drugs Strategy 2005 to 2012 and the EU Action Plan on Drugs 2005 to 2008, and develop a public awareness campaign on drugs.
15. Further improve the equipment and infrastructure of the police, including the establishment of a computer-based investigation system; strengthen cooperation between the police and other law enforcement agencies; reinforce the fight against drug trafficking, organised crime, economic crime (including money laundering and counterfeiting of currencies), fraud and corruption; improve alignment of the related national legislation with the acquis in these sectors.