29 2. Each State Party shall take appropriate measures to ensure that the public is aware of relevant bodies responsible for combating offences and other unlawful acts in the area of ICT use referred to in this Convention, and provide access to address such bodies to report any incidents that may be considered to constitute offences and other unlawful acts in accordance with this Convention. Chapter IV. INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION Section 1. GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION AND MUTUAL ASSISTANCE Article 41. General principles of international cooperation 1. The State Parties shall cooperate as much as possible in accordance with the provisions of this chapter and pursuant to relevant international instruments on international cooperation in criminal cases and agreements reached on the basis of uniform or mutual legislations, as well as domestic laws with a view to preventing, suppressing, detecting and investigating offences in the field of ICT use. 2. When the principle of mutual recognition is required to qualify an action as an offence in dealing with international cooperation issues, the above principle shall be considered as applicable irrespective of whether the law of the requested State Party qualifies the action as the same offence category or describe it with the same terms as the requesting State Party, in case the action constituting an offence where assistance is requested is criminalized in accordance with the legislations of both States Parties. 3. Where appropriate and applicable under the domestic legal framework, the States Parties shall consider providing assistance to each other in investigation and prosecution of civil and administrative cases related to unlawful acts in the area of ICT use. 4. For the purpose of mutual legal assistance and extradition between the States Parties, neither offence referred to in articles 6 -18 of this Convention shall be considered as a political offence, an offence associated with a political