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International action on small arms 2005 [Documento electrónico] : examining implementation of the UN programme of action.- London : International Action Network on Small Arms (IANSA), [2005?].- 1 CD-ROM ; 12 cm
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ARMA DE FOGO E MUNIÇÕES, UTILIZAÇÃO DE ARMA DE FOGO, CONTROLO DE ARMAS DE FOGO, PROGRAMA DE GOVERNO, ORGANIZAÇÃO DAS NAÇÕES UNIDAS, EUROPA, ÁFRICA, OCEÂNIA, AMÉRICA DO NORTE, AMÉRICA LATINA, MÉDIO ORIENTE, ÁSIA
1: Introduction. 1.1 Aims of this report. 1.2 Report framework. 1.3 Criteria for selecting case studies. 1.4 Methodology and partnerships. 2: International responses and the UN programme of action. 2.1 Introduction. 2.2 The development of the UN programme of action. 2.3 The UN programme of action. 2.4 The UN programme of action and other regional and international
Agreements. 2.5 Follow-on mechanisms. 3: Progress towards implementation. 3.1. Overall progress in national implementation. 3.1.1 Global overview of the foundations of implementation. 3.1.2 Global overview of laws and procedures on SALW. 3.1.3 Global overview of weapons management. 3.1.4 Global overview of international co-operation and assistance. 3.2 Regional implementation. 3.2.1 AFRICA. Overview. National implementation in Africa. The Great Lakes Region and Horn of Africa. Overview. Uganda snapshot: National Action Plan and linking small arms to sustainable development. Kenya case study: The development of a National Focal Point and National Action Plan. Sudan snapshot: The National Focal Point. Central Africa. Overview. West Africa. Overview. Ghana snapshot: The National Commission and NGO action on SALW. Guinea snapshot: The National Commission, weapons collection and development of a National Action Plan. Liberia case study: Post-conflict DDR. Nigeria snapshot: Government initiatives on SALW. Senegal case study: The National Commission and planning for DDR in the Casamance. Sierra Leone snapshot: The National Commission and ‘Arms for Development’. Southern Africa. Overview. Angola case study: Public awareness raising and weapons collection initiatives. Namibia snapshot: Development of a National Action Plan. South Africa case study: Developments in legislation on SALW control, police co-operation and weapons amnesty. 3.2.2 THE AMERICAS. Overview. National Implementation in the Americas. North America. Overview. Canada case study: SALW legislation and support to SALW initiatives. United States snapshot: The ‘gun show loophole’, donor support and export controls. Latin America and the Caribbean. Overview. The Caribbean Community (CARICOM). The MERCOSUR Region. Brazil case study: The National Disarmament Statute and the National Disarmament Campaign. Paraguay snapshot: Export controls and modernisation of legislation. The Andean Community. Colombia snapshot: Multi-disciplinary commission and SALW destruction. Central America. Costa Rica snapshot: Reforms to national arms law and SALW education programme. Guatemala case study: National Disarmament Plan and Commission. El Salvador snapshot: Reform of national legislation and a national assessment of the SALW problem. 3.2.3 EUROPE. OSCE Overview. National Implementation in the wider Europe region. The European Union 88
Overview. UK snapshot: Arms brokering controls and donor assistance. Germany snapshot: Restructuring of armed forces and destruction of SALW. Finland case study: New arms brokering legislation, review of domestic firearms regulations, weapons amnesty and support for SALW initiatives abroad. Belgium snapshot: Arms brokering controls. Hungary snapshot: Developments in legislation. South Eastern Europe. Overview. Albania snapshot: Weapons collection and destruction of surplus. Bosnia and Herzegovina Snapshot: Transparency and weapons destruction. Bulgaria case study: SALW transfer controls, sub-regional co-operation and destruction of surplus. Montenegro snapshot: Weapons collection and public awareness campaigns. Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia snapshot: Weapons collection and new SALW legislation. Eastern Europe. Overview. Russia snapshot: New SALW legislation, destruction of MANPADS, the problems of illicit trafficking and stockpile management. Ukraine snapshot: Export control and SALW and ammunition destruction. Belarus snapshot: Developments in export controls and stockpile security. South Caucasus. Overview. Georgia case study: SALW control legislation, weapons collection and donor support. Central Asia. Overview. Kazakhstan snapshot: Export legislation and submission of National Report. Kyrgyzstan case study: Assessing implementation of the PoA. Tajikistan snapshot: Post conflict weapons collection. 3.2.4 THE MIDDLE EAST AND NORTH AFRICA (MENA). Overview. National Implementation in the MENA. Saudi Arabia snapshot: Stockpile management systems. Lebanon case study: Licensing processes and levels of co-operation on SALW issues. Yemen snapshot: Curbing illicit cross-border trade. 3.2.5 ASIA. National Implementation in the region. South Asia. Overview. Sri Lanka case study: National Commission, the role of civil society and weapons amnesties. India snapshot: SALW legislation, marking and tracing and government-civil society interaction. South East Asia. Overview. Cambodia snapshot: New Arms Law, SALW destructions and stockpile management. Thailand snapshot: Increasing transparency on SALW. North East Asia. Overview. China snapshot: Marking, record-keeping and tracing. Japan case study: Promoting and assisting PoA implementation. 3.2.6 OCEANIA/PACIFIC. Overview. National Implementation in the Oceania/Pacific. Papua New Guinea snapshot: Consultation in the review of legislation. Australia and New Zealand case study: Regional co-operation, co-ordination, and assistance. Fiji snapshot: Civilian weapons laws and illicit manufacturing. The Solomon Islands snapshot: Disarmament and links with broader initiatives. Global and regional tables. 3.3 Progress in key thematic areas and international co-operation and assistance. 3.3.1 Introduction. 3.3.2 National commissions/focal points and national action plans. 3.3.3 Transfer controls. 3.3.4 SALW brokering. 3.3.5 Enforcing embargoes. 3.3.6 Marking and tracing. 3.3.7 Stockpile management and security. 3.3.8 Disarmament and weapons collection. 3.3.9 Weapons destruction and disposal. 3.3.10 Ammunition. 3.3.11 Transparency and information exchange. 3.3.12 Gender. 3.3.13 Civilian possession. 3.3.14 State misuse of SALW. 3.3.15 Restricting transfers to non-state actors. 3.3.16 Manpads. 3.3.17 International co-operation and assistance. 4: Analysis and assessment. 4.1 Introduction. 4.2 Starting points for implementing the PoA. 4.3 Progress in thematic areas of the PoA. 4.3.1 Ensuring adequate controls on manufacturing and transfers of SALW. 4.3.2 Manufacturing and production. 4.3.3 Controls on SALW transfers. 4.3.4 Controls on arms brokers. 4.3.5 Marking, record-keeping and tracing. 4.3.6 Stockpile management and security. 4.3.7 Disarmament and weapons collection. 4.3.8 Destruction of SALW, including ammunition. 4.3.9 Transparency and information exchange. 4.4 Developing partnerships. 4.4.1 Regional co-operation. 4.4.2 Partnerships between governments and civil society. 4.5 International co-operation and assistance. 4.6 Implications of assessment of progress towards implementing the PoA. 5: Conclusions and recommendations. 5.1 Conclusions. 5.2 Recommendations.