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Law on Border Police18
Law on Defense of Bosnia and Herzegovina19
Framework Law on Protection and Rescue of People and Material Property in Case
of Natural or Other Disasters in BiH20
Law on International Legal Assistance in Legal Matters21
Law on Control of Movement of Weapons and Military Equipment22
8.3. List of international regulations
UN Security Council resolutions:
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R-1267 (1999) demands from the Taliban to cease training international terrorists and
to turn in Osama bin Laden. The Security Council also decided that on 14 November
1999, all states should impose the following measures:
o freeze funds and other financial resources owned or controlled by the Taliban,
except as may be authorized by the Sanctions Committee on the grounds of
humanitarian need (financial sanctions);
o The Security Council decided to establish a Committee of the Security Council
to monitor the implementation of the measures.
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R-1333 (2000). The Security Council decided that all states should enforce an embargo
on arms and military know-how at the territory of Afghanistan under the control of the
Taliban.
o The Security Council urged all states that maintained diplomatic relations with
the Taliban to reduce significantly the number and level of the staff at Taliban
missions and restrict or control the movement of the Taliban representatives
(diplomatic sanctions);
o It also decided that all states should close immediately all Taliban offices, as
well as offices of the Ariana Afghan Airlines.
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R-1373 (2001). Reaffirming its unequivocal condemnation of the 9/11 terrorist attack
on the USA, the UN Security Council, on 28 September 2001, unanimously adopted a
comprehensive resolution with strategies to combat international terrorism. By
Resolution 1373 the Council also established a Committee of the Council to monitor
the resolution’s implementation. Under the terms of the text, the Council decided that
all States should take measures in prevention of terrorism, such as freezing funds of
persons who commit, or attempt to commit terrorist acts, or participate in or facilitate
the commission of terrorist acts. The Council decided that states should ensure that
terrorist acts are established as serious criminal offences in domestic laws and
regulations and that the seriousness of such acts is duly reflected in sentences served.
States were also called on to exchange information in prevention of terrorist attacks,
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BiH Official Gazette, no. 50/04.
BiH official Gazette, no. 59/08, 35/09.
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BiH Official Gazette, no. 55/08.
20
BiH Official Gazette, no. 50/08.
21
BiH Official Gazette, no. 53/09.
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BiH Official Gazette, no. 53/09.
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