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• Half Title Page
• Title Page
• Copyright Page
• Foreword
• Preface
• Table of Contents
• CHAPTER ONE: INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
• Introduction
• 1.1 United Nations General Assembly: Resolution 2997 (XXVII) Institutional and Financial Arrangement
• I Governing Council of the United Nations Environment Programme
• II Environment secretariat
• III Environment Fund
• IV Environment Co-ordination Board
• 1.2 United Nations General Assembly: Resolution 7 (XXXVII) World Charter for Nature (1982)
• Annex World Charter for Nature
• I. General Principles
• II. Functions
• III. Implementation
• 1.3 United Nations General Assembly: Resolution 53 (XLIII) Protection of Global Climate for Present
• 1.4 United Nations General Assembly: Resolution 228 (XLIV) United Nations Conference on Environment
• 1.5 United Nations General Assembly: Resolution 229 (XLIV) International Co-operation in the Field o
• 1.6 United Nations Environment Programme: Montreal Guidelines on the Protection of the Marine Enviro
• Introduction
• 1. Definitions
• 2. Basic obligation
• 3. Discharges affecting other States or areas beyond the limits of national jurisdiction
• 4. Adoption of measures against pollution from land-based sources
• 5. Co-operation on a global, regional or bilateral basis
• 6. Duty not to transfer or transform pollution from land-based sources
• 7. Specially protected areas
• 8. Scientific and technical co-operation
• 9. Assistance to developing countries
• 10. Development of a comprehensive environmental management approach
• 11. Monitoring and data management
• 13. Development of control strategies
• 14. Pollution emergencies arising from land-based sources
• 15. Notification, information exchange and consultation
• 16. National law and procedures
• 17. Liability and compensation for pollution damage emanating from landbased sources
• 18. Implementation reports
• 19. Institutional arrangements
• Annex I Strategies for protecting, preserving and enhancing the quality of the marine environment
• Annex II Classification of substances
• Annex III Monitoring and Data Management
• 1.7 United Nations Environment Programme: Governing Council Decision 15/34, Preparation of an Intern
• 1.8 United Nations Environment Programme: Governing Council Decision 15/36, Global Climate Change (1
• 1.9 European Economic Community: Council Resolution on the Greenhouse Effect and the Community (1989
• 1.10 Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development: Guiding Principles on the Environment (
• Introduction
• A. GUIDING PRINCIPLES
• B. CONSULTATIONS
• 1.11 Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development: Council Recommendation on Principles Go
• Annex Some Principles Concerning Transfrontier Pollution
• 1.12 Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development: Council Decision-Recommendation on Expo
• Measures concerning the control of exports of hazardous wastes
• Definitions
• 1.13 Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development: Council Decision on the Exchange of Inf
• Appendix I Provisions Relating to the Exchange of Information
• Appendix II Definitions
• Appendix III Threshold Quantities of Hazardous Substances
• 1.14 Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development: Council Recommendation on the Applicati
• APPENDIX GUIDING PRINCIPLES RELATING TO ACCIDENTAL POLLUTION
• 1.15 Organization of African Unity: Council of Ministers, Resolution on Dumping of Nuclear and Indus
• CHAPTER TWO: INTERGOVERNMENTAL DECLARATIONS
• Introduction
• 2.1 Declaration of the United Nations Conference on the Human Environment (1972)
• I
• II Principles
• 2.2 Nairobi Declaration (1982)
• 2.3 Amazon Declaration (1989)
• 2.4 Declaration of the Hague (1989)
• 2.5 Declaration of Brasilia (1989)
• 2.6 Helsinki Declaration on the Protection of the Ozone Layer (1989)
• The Governments and the European Communities represented at the First Meetings of the Parties to the
• 2.7 Economic Declaration, Summit of the Arch (1989), Excerpts
• Environment
• 2.8 Noordwijk Declaration on Climate Change (1989)
• Given this stage of development of the issue of climate change, theConference more specifically:
• Other Greenhouse Gases
• Ministerial Meeting
• Funding
• Research And Monitoring
• Climate Change Convention
• Commission of European Communities and International Organizations
• 2.9 Male Declaration on Global Warming and Sea Level Rise (1989)
• CHAPTER THREE: BILATERAL AGREEMENTS
• Introduction
• 3.1 Agreement between the United States and the USSR on Cooperation in the Field of Environmental Pr
• Article 1
• Article 2
• Article 3
• Article 4
• Article 5
• Article 6
• Article 7
• 3.2 Agreement between the United States and Canada on Great Lakes Water Quality (1978)
• Article I Definitions
• Article II Purpose
• Article III General Objectives
• Article IV Specific Objectives
• Article V Standards, Other Regulatory Requirements, and Research
• Article VI Programs and Other Measures
• Article VII Powers, Responsibilities and Functions of the International Joint Commission
• Article VIII Joint Institutions and Regional Office
• Article IX Submission and Exchange of Information
• Article X Consultation and Review
• Article XI Implementation
• Article XII Amendment
• Article XIII Amendment
• Article XIV Entry into Force and Termination
• Article XV Supersession
• Annex I Specific Objectives
• Annex 2 Limited Use Zones
• Annex 3 Control of Phosphorus
• Annex 4 Discharges of Oil and Hazardous Polluting Substances From Vessels
• Annex 5 Discharges of Vessel Wastes
• Annex 6 Review of Pollution from Shipping Sources
• Annex 7 Dredging
• Annex 8 Discharges from Onshore and Offshore Facilities
• Annex 9 Joint Contingency Plan
• Annex 10 Hazardous Polluting Substances
• Annex 11 Surveillance and Monitoring
• Annex 12 Persistent Toxic Substances
• Terms of Reference for the Joint Institutions and the Great Lakes Regional Office
• APPENDIX I Hazardous Polluting Substances
• APPENDIX 2 Potential Hazardous Polluting Substances
• 3.3 Agreement of Cooperation between the United States of America and the United Mexican States Rega
• Article I
• Article II
• Article III
• Article IV
• Article V
• Article VI
• Article VII
• Article VIII
• Article IX
• Article X
• Article XI
• Annex I
• Annex II
• Annex III
• Annex IV
• Annex V
• Annex VI
• 3.4 Agreement between the United States of America and the United Mexican States on Cooperation for
• Article 1
• Article 2
• Article 3
• Article 4
• Article 5
• Article 6
• Article 7
• Article 8
• Article 9
• Article 10
• Article 11
• Article 12
• Article 13
• Article 14
• Article 15
• Article 16
• Article 17
• Article 18
• Article 19
• Article 21
• Article 22
• Article 23
• 3.5 Agreement between the United States of America and the United Mexican States on Cooperation for
• Article 1
• Article 2
• Article 3
• Article 4
• Article 5
• Article 6
• Article 7
• Article 8
• Article 9
• Article 10
• Article 11
• Article 12
• Article 13
• Article 14
• CHAPTER FOUR: REGIONALAGREEMENTS
• Introduction
• 4.1 Oslo Convention for the Prevention of Marine Pollution by Dumping from Ships and Aircraft (1972)
• Article 1
• Article 2
• Article 3
• Article 4
• Article 5
• Article 6
• Article 7
• Article 8
• Article 9
• Article 10
• Article 11
• Article 12
• Article 13
• Article 14
• Article 15
• Article 16
• Article 17
• Article 18
• Article 19
• Article 20
• Article 21
• Article 22
• Article 23
• Article 24
• Article 25
• Article 26
• Article 27
• Annex I
• Annex II
• Annex III
• 4.2 Helsinki Convention on the Protection of the Marine Environment of the Baltic Sea Area (1974)
• Article 1 Convention Area
• Article 2 Definitions
• Article 3 Fundamental principles and obligations
• Article 4 Application
• Article 5 Hazardous substances
• Article 6 Principles and obligations concerning land-based pollution
• Article 7 Prevention of pollution from ships
• Article 8 Pleasure craft
• Article 9 Prevention of dumping
• Article 10 Exploration and exploitation of the sea-bed and its subsoil
• Article 11 Co-operation in combatting marine pollution
• Article 12 Institutional and organizational framework
• Article 13 The duties of the Commission
• Article 14 Administrative provisions for the Commission
• Article 15 Financial provisions for the Commission
• Article 16 Scientific and technological co-operation
• Article 17 Responsibility for damage
• Article 18 Settlement of disputes
• Article 19 Safeguard of certaiu freedoms
• Article 20 Status of Annexes
• Article 21 Relation to other Conventions
• Article 22 Revision of the Convention
• Article 23 Amendments to the Articles of the Convention
• Article 24 Amendments to the Annexes and the adoption of Annexes
• Article 25 Reservations
• Article 26 Signature, ratification, approval, and accession
• Article 27 Entry into force
• Article 28 Withdrawal
• Article 29 Language
• Annex I Hazardous Substances
• Annex II Noxious Substances and Materials
• Annex III Goals, Criteria and Measures concerning the Prevention of Land-Base dPollution
• Annex IV Prevention of Pollntion from Ships
• Annex V Exceptions from the General Prohibition of Dumping of Waste and other Matter in the Baltic S
• Annex VI Co-operation in Combatting Marine Pollution
• 4.3 Nordic Environmental Protection Convention (1974)
• Article 1
• Article 2
• Article 3
• Article 4
• Article 5
• Article 6
• Article 7
• Article 8
• Article 9
• Article 10
• Article 11
• Article 12
• Article 13
• Article 14
• Article 15
• Article 16
• PROTOCOL
• 4.4 Paris Convention for the Prevention of Marine Pollution from Land-Based Sources (1974)
• Article 1
• Article 2
• Article 3
• Article 4
• Article 5
• Article 6
• Article 7
• Article 8
• Article 9
• Article 10
• Article 11
• Article 12
• Article 13
• Article 14
• Article 15
• Article 16
• Article 17
• Article 18
• Article 19
• Article 20
• Article 22
• Article 23
• Article 24
• Article 25
• Article 26
• Article 21
• Article 27
• Article 28
• Article 29
• Annex A
• Annex B
• PROTOCOL AMENDING THE PARIS CONVENTION FOR THE PREVENTION OF MARINE POLLUTION FROM LAND-BASED SOURCE
• 4.5 Barcelona Convention for the Protection of the Mediterranean Sea Against Pollution (1976)
• Article 1 Georgraphical coverage
• Article 2 Definitions
• Article 3 General provisions
• Article 4 General undertakings
• Article 5 Pollution caused by dumping from ships and aircraft
• Article 6 Pollution from ships
• Article 7 Pollution resulting from exploration and exploitation of the continental shelf and the sea
• Article 8 Pollution from land-based sources
• Article 9 Co-operation in dealing with pollution emergencies
• Article 10 Monitoring
• Article 11 Scientific and technological co-operation
• Article 12 Liability and compensation
• Article 13 Institutional arrangements
• Article 14 Meetings of the Contracting Parties
• Article 15 Adoption of additional protocols
• Article 16 Amendment of the Convention or Protocols
• Article 17 Annexes and amendments to Annexes
• Article 18 Rules of procedure and financial rules
• Article 19 Special exercise of voting right
• Article 20 Reports
• Article 22 Settlement of disputes
• Article 23 Relationship between the Convention and protocols
• Article 24 Signature
• Article 25 Ratification, acceptance or approval
• Article 26 Accession
• Article 27 Entry into force
• Article 28Withdrawal
• Article 21 Compliance control
• Article 22 Settlement of disputes
• Article 23 Relationship between the Convention and protocols
• Article 24 Signature
• Article 25 Ratification, acceptance or approval
• Article 26 Accession
• Article 27 Entry into force
• Article 28 Withdrawal
• Article 29 Responsibilities of the Depositary
• ANNEX A Arbitration
• PROTOCOL FOR THE PREVENTION OF POLLUTION OF THE MEDITERRANEAN SEA BY DUMPING FROM SHIPS AND AIRCRAFT
• PROTOCOL CONCERNING CO-OPERATION IN COMBATING POLLUTION OF THE MEDITERRANEAN SEA BY OIL AND OTHER HA
• PROTOCOL FOR THE PROTECTION OF THE MEDITERRANEAN SEA AGAINST POLLUTION FROM LAND-BASED SOURCES
• ANNEX I
• ANNEX II
• ANNEX III
• 4.6 Convention for the Protection of the Rhine Against Chemical Pollution (1976)
• Article 1
• Article 2
• Article 3
• Article 4
• Article 5
• Article 6
• Article 7
• Article 8
• Article 9
• Article 10
• Article 11
• Article 12
• Article 13
• Article 14
• Article 15
• Article 16
• Article 17
• Article 18
• Article 19
• Article 20
• Article 21
• Annex A
• Annex BArbitration
• Annex I Families and groups of substances
• Annex II Families and groups of substances
• Annex III
• 4.7 Convention on the Protection of the Rhine Against Pollution by Chlorides (1976)
• Article 1
• Article 2
• Article 3
• Article 4
• Article 5
• Article 6
• Article 7
• Article 8
• Article 9
• Article 10
• Article 11
• Article 12
• Article 14
• Article 16
• Article 17
• Article 18
• Annex A
• Annex B ARBITRATION
• Annex I TECHNICAL FACTORS INVOLVED IN THE INSTALLATION OF THE INJECTION SYSTEM REFERRED TO ARTICLE 2
• Annex II
• 4.8 Kuwait Regional Convention for Cooperation on the Protection of the Marine Environment from Poll
• Article I Definitions
• Article II Geographical coverage
• Article III General obligations
• Article IV Pollution from ships
• Article V Pollution caused by dumping from ships and aircraft
• Article VI Pollution from land-based sources
• Article VII Pollution resulting from exploration and exploitation of the bed of the territorial sea
• Article VIII Pollution from other human activities
• Article IX Co-operation in dealing with pollution emergencies
• Article X Scientific and technological co-operation
• Article IX
• Article X
• Article XI
• Article XII
• Article XIII
• APPENDIX AGuidelines For The Report To Be Made Pursuant To Article VII Of The Protocol
• 4.9 Amazon Pact Treaty (1978)
• Article I
• Article II
• Article III
• Article IV
• Article V
• Article VI
• Article VII
• Article VIII
• Article IX
• Article XI
• Article XII
• Article XIII
• Article XIV
• Article XV
• Article XVI
• Article XVII
• Article XVIII
• Article XIX
• Article XX
• Article XXI
• Article XXII
• Article XXIII
• Article XXIV
• Article XXV
• Article XXVI
• Article XXVII
• Article XXVIII
• 4.10 Convention on Long-Range Transboundary Air Pollution (1979)
• Definitions Article 1
• Fundamental principles Article 2
• Article 3
• Article 4
• Article 5
• Air quality management Article 6
• Research and development Article 7
• Exchange of information Article 8
• Implementation and further development of the cooperative programme for the monitoring and evaluatio
• Executive Body Article 10
• Secretariat Article 11
• Amendments to the Convention Article 12
• Settlement of disputes Article 13
• Signature Article 14
• Ratification, acceptance, approval and accession Article 15
• Entry into force Article 16
• Withdrawal Article 17
• Authentic texts Article 18
• Parties to the Convention on Long-Range Transboundary Air Pollution, as of Jan. 1, 1988:
• PROTOCOL ON THE REDUCTION OF SULPHUR EMISSIONS OR THEIR TRANSBOUNDARY FLUXES BY AT LEAST 30 PERCENT
• 1988 PROTOCOL TO THE 1979 CONVENTION ON LONG-RANGE TRANSBOUNDARY AIR POLLUTION CONCERNING THE CONTRO
• TECHNICAL ANNEX
• 4.11 Convention for the Protection and Development of theMarine Environment of the Wider Caribbean R
• Article 1 Convention Area
• Article 2 Definitions
• Article 3 General Provisions
• Article 4 General Obligations
• Article 5 Pollution from Ships
• Article 6 Pollution Caused by Dumping
• Article 7 Pollution from Land-based Sources
• Article 8 Pollution from Sea-bed Activities
• Article 9 Airborne Pollution
• Article 10 Specially Protected Areas
• Article 11 Co-operation in Cases of Emergency
• Article 12 Environmental Impact Assessment
• Article 13 Scientific and Technical Co-operation
• Article 14 Liability and Compensation
• Article 15 Institutional Arrangements
• Article 16 Meetings of the Contracting Parties
• Article 17 Adoption of Protocols
• Article 18 Amendment of the Convention and its Protocols
• Article 19 Annexes and Amendments to Annexes
• Article 20 Rules of Procedure and Financial Rules
• Article 21 Special Exercise of the Right to Vote
• Article 22 Transmission of Information
• Article 23 Settlement of Disputes
• Article 24 Relationship between the Convention and its Protocols
• Article 25 Signature
• Article 26 Ratification, Acceptance and Approval
• Article 27 Accession
• Article 28 Entry into Force
• Article 29 Denunciation
• Article 30 Depositary
• ANNEX
• INTERPRETATIVE STATEMENT BY THE DELEGATIONS OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA AND THE UNITED KINGDOM O
• PROTOCOL CONCERNING CO-OPERATION IN COMBATING OIL SPILLS IN THE WIDER CARIBBEAN REGION
• ANNEX TO THE PROTOCOL
• PROTOCOL CONCERNING SPECIALLY PROTECTED AREAS AND WILDLIFE TO THE CONVENTION FOR THE PROTECTION AND
• 4.12 Bonn Agreement for Cooperation in Dealing with Pollution of the North Sea by Oil and Other Harm
• Article 1
• Article 2
• Article 3
• Article 4
• Article 5
• Article 6
• Article 7
• Article 8
• Article 9
• Article 10
• Article 11
• Article 12
• Article 13
• Article 14
• Article 15
• Article 16
• Article 17
• Article 18
• Article 19
• Article 20
• Article 21
• Article 22
• Article 23
• Article 24
• ANNEX
• 4.13 Convention for the Prohibition of Fishing with Long Drift Nets in the South Pacific (1989)
• Article 1 Definitions
• Article 2 Measures Regarding Nationals and Vessels
• Article 3 Measures Against Drift-Net Fishing Activities
• Article 4 Enforcement
• Article 5 Consultation With Non-Parties
• Article 6 Institutional Arrangements
• Article 7 Review and Consultation Among Parties
• Article 8 Conservation and Management Measures
• Article 9 Protocols
• Article 10 Signature, Ratification and Accession
• Article 11 Reservations
• Article 12 Amendments
• Article 13 Entry into Force
• Article 14 Certification and Registration
• CHAPTER FIVE: GLOBAL AGREEMENTS
• Introduction
• 5.1 Convention on Wetlands of International Importance Especially as Waterfowl Habitat (1971)
• Article 1
• Article 2
• Article 3
• Article 4
• Article 5
• Article 6
• Article 7
• Article 8
• Article 9
• Article 10
• Article 11
• Article 12
• 5.2 Convention on the Prevention of Marine Pollution by Dumping of Wastes and Other Matter (1972)
• Article I
• Article II
• Article III
• Article IV
• Article V
• Article VI
• Article VII
• Article VIII
• Article IX
• Article X
• Article XI
• Article XII
• Article XIII
• Article XIV
• Article XV
• Article XVI
• Article XVII
• Article XVIII
• Article XIX
• Article XX
• Article XXI
• Article XXII
• ANNEX 1
• ANNEX II
• ANNEX III
• 5.3 Convention to Regulate International Trade in EndangeredSpecies of Flora and Fauna (1973)
• Article I Definitions
• Article II Fundamental principles
• Article III Regulation of trade in specimens of species included in Appendix I
• Article IV Regulation of trade in specimens of species included in Appendix II
• Article V Regulation of trade in specimens of species included in Appendix III
• Article VI Permits and certificates
• Article VII Exemptions and other special provisions relating to trade
• Article VIII Measures to be taken by the parties
• Article IX Management and scientific authorities
• Article X Trade with states not party to the convention
• Article XI Conference of the parties
• Article XIII International measures
• Article XIV Effect on domestic legislation and international conventions
• Article XV Amendments to Appendices I and II
• Article XVI Appendix III and Amendments thereto
• Article XVII Amendment of the Convention
• Article XVIII Resolution of disputes
• Article XIX Signature
• Article XX Ratification, Acceptance, Approval
• Article XXI Accession
• Article XXII Entry into force
• Article XXIII Reservations
• Article XXIV Denunciation
• Article XXV Depositary
• 5.4 Convention for the Prevention of Pollution by Ships (1973)
• Article 1 General Obligations under the Convention
• Article 2 Definitions
• Article 3 Application
• Article 4 Violation
• Article 5 Certificates and Special Rules on Inspection of Ships
• Article 6 Detection of Violations and Enforcement of the Convention
• Article 7 Undue Delay to Ships
• Article 8 Reports on Incidents Involving Harmful Substances
• Article 9 Other Treaties and Interpretation
• Article 10 Settlement of Disputes
• Article 11 Communication of Information
• Article 12 Casualties to Ships
• Article 13 Signature, Ratification, Acceptance, Approval and Accession
• Article 14 Optional Annexes
• Article 15 Entry into Force
• Article 16 Amendments
• Article 17 Promotion of Technical Co-operation
• Article 18 Denunciation
• Article 19 Deposit and Registration
• Article 20 Languages
• 5.5 Convention on the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources (1980)
• Article I
• Article II
• Article III
• Article IV
• Article V
• Article VI
• Article VII
• Article VIII
• Article IX
• Article X
• Article XI
• Article XII
• Article XIII
• Article XIV
• Article XV
• Article XVI
• Article XVII
• Article XVIII
• Article XIX
• Article XX
• Article XXI
• Article XXII
• Article XXIII
• Article XXIV
• Article XXV
• Article XXVI
• Article XXVII
• Article XXVIII
• Article XXIX
• Article XXX
• Article XXXI
• Article XXXII
• Article XXXIII
• Annex for an arbitral tribunal
• 5.6 Convention on the Conservation of Migratory Species of Wild Animals (1980)
• Article I Interpretation
• Article II Fundamental Principles
• Article III Endangered Migratory Species: Appendix I
• Article IV Migratory Species to be the Subject of AGREEMENTS: Appendix II
• Article V Guidelines for AGREEMENTS
• Article VI Range States
• Article VII The Conference of the Parties
• Article VIII The Scientific Council
• Article IX The Secretariat
• Article X Amendment of the Convention
• Article XI Amendment of the Appendices
• Article XII Effect on International Conventions and Other Legislation
• Article XIII Settlement of Disputes
• Article XIV Reservations
• Article XV Signature
• Article XVI Ratification, Acceptance, Approval
• Article XVII Accession
• Article XVIII Entry into Force
• Article XIX Denunciation
• Article XX Depositary
• Appendix I Interpretation
• Appendix II Interpretation
• 5.7 United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, PART XII (1982)
• Part XII PROTECTION AND PRESERVATION OF THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT
• 5.8 International Tropical Timber Agreement (1983)
• PREAMBLE
• CHAPTER I – OBJECTIVES
• CHAPTER II – DEFINITIONS
• CHAPTER III – ORGANIZATION AND ADMINISTRATION
• CHAPTER IV – INTERNATIONAL TROPICAL TIMBER COUNCIL
• CHAPTER V – PRIVILEGES AND IMMUNITIES
• CHAPTER VI – FINANCE
• CHAPTER VII – OPERATIONAL ACTIVITIES
• CHAPTER VIII – RELATIONSHIP WITH THE COMMON FUND FOR COMMODITIES
• CHAPTER IX – STATISTICS, STUDIES AND INFORM A TION
• CHAPTER X – MISCELLANEOUS
• CHAPTER XI – FINAL PROVISIONS
• 5.9 Vienna Convention for the Protection of the Ozone Layer (1985)
• Article 1 Definitions
• Article 2 General Obligations
• Article 3 Research and Systematic Observations
• Article 4 Co-operation in the Legal, Scientific and Technical Fields
• Article 5 Transmission of Information
• Article 6 Conference of the Parties
• Article 7 Secretariat
• Article 8 Adoption of Protocols
• Article 9 Amendment of the Convention or Protocols
• Article 10 Adoption and Amendment of Annexes
• Article 11 Settlement of Disputes
• Article 12 Signature
• Article 13 Ratification, Acceptance or Approval
• Article 14 Accession
• Article 15 Right to Vote
• Article 16 Relationship Between the Convention and its Protocols
• Article 17 Entry into Force
• Article 18 Reservations
• Article 19 Withdrawal
• Article 20 Depositary
• Article 21 Authentic Texts
• Annex I Research and Systematic Observations
• Annex II Information Exchange
• 5.10 Convention on Early Notification of a Nuclear Accident (1986)
• Article 1 Scope of application
• Article 2 Notification and information
• Article 3 Other Nuclear Accidents
• Article 4 Functions of the Agency
• Article 5 Information to be provided
• Article 6 Consultations
• Article 7 Competent authorities and points of contact
• Article 8 Assistance to States Parties
• Article 9 Bilateral and multilateral arrangements
• Article 10 Relationship to other international agreements
• Article 11 Settlement of disputes
• Article 12 Entry into force
• Article 13 Provisional application
• Article 14 Amendments
• Article 15 Denunciation
• Article 16 Depositary
• Article 17 Authentic texts and certified copies
• 5.11 Convention on Assistance in the Case of a Nuclear Accident or Radiological Emergency (1986)
• Article 1 General provisions
• Article 2 Provision of assistance
• Article 3 Direction and control of assistance
• Article 4 Competent authorities and points of contact
• Article 5 Functions of the Agency
• Article 6 Confidentiality and public statements
• Article 7 Reimbursement of costs
• Article 8 Privileges, immunities and facilities
• Article 9 Transit of personnel, equipment and property
• Article 10 Claims and compensation
• Article 11 Termination of assistance
• Article 12 Relationship to other international agreements
• Article 13 Settlement of disputes
• Article 14 Entry into force
• Article 15 Provisional application
• Article 16 Amendments
• Article 17 Denunciation
• Article 18 Depositary
• Article 19 Authentic texts and certified copies
• 5.12 Montreal Protocol on Substances that Deplete the Ozone Layer (1987)
• Article 1 Definitions
• Article 2 Control Measures
• Article 3 Calculation of Control Levels
• Article 4 Control of Trade with Non-parties
• Article 5 Special Situation of Developing Countries
• Article 6 Assessment and Review of Control Measures
• Article 7 Reporting of Data
• Article 8 Non-compliance
• Article 9 Research, Development, Public Awareness and Exchange of Information
• Article 10 Technical Assistance
• Article 11 Meetings of the Parties
• Article 12 Secretariat
• Article 13 Financial Provisions
• Article 14 Relationship of this Protocol to the Convention
• Article 15 Signature
• Article 16 Entry into Force
• Article 17 Parties Joining after Entry into Force
• Article 18 Reservations
• Article 19 Withdrawal
• Article 20 Authentic Texts
• Annex A
• AnnexB Controlled substances
• Annex C Transitional substances
• 5.13 Convention on the Regulation of Antarctic Mineral Resource Activities (1988)
• CHAPTER I: GENERAL PROVISIONS
• CHAPTER II: INSTITUTIONS
• CHAPTER III: PROSPECTING
• CHAPTER IV: EXPLORATION
• CHAPTER V: DEVELOPMENT
• CHAPTER VI: DISPUTES SETTLEMENT
• CHAPTER VII: FINAL CLAUSES
• ANNEX FOR AN ARBITRAL TRIBUNAL
• 5.14 Basel Convention on the Control of Transboundary Movements of Hazardous Wastes and Their Dispos
• Preamble
• Article 1 Scope of the Convention
• Article 2 Definitions
• Article 3 National Definitions of Hazardous Wastes
• Article 4 General Obligations
• Article 5 Designation of Competent Authorities and Focal Point
• Article 6 Transboundary Movement between Parties
• Article 7 Transboundary Movement from a Party through States which are not Parties
• Article 8 Duty to Re-import
• Article 9 Illegal Traffic
• Article 10 International Co-operation
• Article 11 Bilateral, Multilateral and Regional Agreements
• Article 12 Consultations on Liability
• Article 13 Transmission of Information
• Article 14 Financial Aspects
• Article 15 Conference of the Parties
• Article 16 Secretariat
• Article 17 Amendment of the Convention
• Article 18 Adoption and Amendment of Annexes
• Article 19 Verification
• Article 20 Settlement of Disputes
• Article 21 Signature
• Article 22 Ratification, Acceptance, Formal Confirmation or Approval
• Article 23 Accession
• Article 24 Right to Vote
• Article 25 Entry into force
• Article 26 Reservations and Declarations
• Article 27 Withdrawal
• Article 28 Depository
• Article 29 Authentic texts
• Annex I CATEGORIES OF WASTES TO BE CONTROLLED
• Annex II CATEGORIES OF WASTES REQUIRING SPECIAL CONSIDERATION
• Annex III LIST OF HAZARDOUS CHARACTERISTICS
• Annex IV DISPOSAL OPERATIONS
• Annex V A INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED ON NOTIFICATION
• Annex V B INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED ON THE MOVEMENT DOCUMENT
• Annex VI ARBITRATION
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