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In addition, soldiers and security agents often carried out arrests at checkpoints on the basis of lists of wanted persons prepared by the local security branch.

As a result of operations conducted in CIS countries in 2008 and 2009, more than 61,000 crimes had been investigated, over 12,000 wanted persons had been arrested, the activities of 341 criminal groups had been stopped, 42 members of extremist religious organizations had been arrested, 6,800 firearms and more than 10.9 tons of narcotic substances had been seized, 36 drug laboratories had been shut down and 76 channels for illegal migration cut off.

The soldiers returned fire, wounding Khalid al-Dik, who was taken to hospital where he was arrested by military security, as a wanted man.

Rwanda noted that, in the meantime, a large number of suspects of genocide who were subject of international arrest warrants, were in France; instead of using universal jurisdiction to try such persons, the judge had elected to indict the leadership of Rwanda.

(c) Contribute to the marginalization of fugitives and take steps to prevent that aid and funds meant for humanitarian purposes or peace talks are diverted for the benefit of persons subject to an arrest warrant […]” (para. 48).

Following this radio broadcast, he was informed by a friend in the national security forces that he was wanted by the authorities.

If it becomes known through public or other channels that there may be aliens or expatriate Cubans in the country who are wanted or listed as being involved in terrorist activity or other crimes, investigative measures are immediately begun against these individuals, depending on their degree of responsibility and participation, in order to bring them before the relevant courts.

We stress especially the obligation to cooperate with the Tribunals in effecting the arrest of those wanted by the Tribunals.

[...] [...] by them, as indicated in the report [...] [...]

INTERPOL’s available databases and tools include international colour-coded notices as well as the special notices issued by INTERPOL and the Security Council, which alert law enforcement officials worldwide concerning the activities of wanted persons, persons and entities subject to United Nations sanctions, dangerous goods, stolen and lost travel documents and other threats to global security.

[...] [...] the Court for alleged war [...]

The PRRA officer observed that the complainant’s name did not appear on the list of most wanted persons in Iraq.

[...] [...] including “red notices”, watch lists, [...]

We also welcome the arrest in the Democratic Republic of the Congo of Bernard Munyagishari, an individual sought by the ITCR.

Mr. al-Hattar explained that the reason that had been given for his arrest was that he had “hosted a wanted person” who, in fact, “was brought to his home by an acquaintance, but not known to him personally”.

asked to leave the country because his name was on a list of wanted terrorists, and given a choice of destination.

The State again asserts that it has been found that the wanted notice issued with respect to the author does not prove that he is wanted in Tunisia.

He also attaches two “wanted notices”, indicating that he is wanted for “subversion and rebellious organization” and for “endangering [...] [...]

[...] [...] actual or only perceived as such, are routinely arrested and tortured in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and that family members of suspected or wanted persons are [...]

[...] helped to organize demonstrators and whose names appeared on security forces lists; arbitrary arrests of family and acquaintances of wanted [...] [...]

[...] [...] INTERPOL list of wanted fugitives.

[...] [...] internationally wanted lists but also [...] [...]

[...] INTERPOL red notices with a view to the arrest and further extradition to Kosovo under resolution 1244 (1999) of internationally wanted suspects.

[...] Police has, through circulars, given orders to [...] [...]

[...] [...] still a wanted person or that he would [...]

of requests for mutual legal assistance from national jurisdictions conducting investigations, with a view to the prosecution or extradition of Rwandan fugitives appearing on the INTERPOL wanted list”.

All that my country asks is that everyone, especially Libya’s neighbouring States, continue to comply with the resolution and refrain from providing safe haven for any fugitives from Libya, whether they are wanted by the ICC or the Libyan judiciary.

Operational measures to fight crime and safeguard public safety include the use of communications technology such as the Pele-Police, which is a device that can immediately access a database containing information on a person’s involvement in pending legal cases, including arrest warrants, detention orders and summonses issued by judicial and administrative authorities, such as public prosecutors, judges and magistrates.

In 2007, the Special Rapporteur on the question of torture in his summary of information, including individual cases, transmitted to Governments and replies received, included the case of the detention of a foreign national seeking asylum in Slovakia and the decision of the authorities to deport him to his country where he is wanted as a terrorist suspect.