sense, should be based on accurate and timely intelligence concerning the intentions, capabilities and actions of terrorists before they reach the airport. Here too, international cooperation has a vital part to play, a fact underlined when the United States signed into law the Foreign Airport Security Act as part of the International Security and Development Cooperation Act of 1985.
crime on aircraft and particularly with the safety of the aircraft and its passengers.
2) The Hague 1970. Convention for the Suppression of Unlawful Seizure of Aircraft dealing with hijacking, specifically, recommending that it be made an extraditable offense.
3) Montreal 1971. Convention for the Suppression of Unlawful Acts Against Civil Aviation-enlarging the Hague conv
for fighting money laundering is to enable law enforcement authorities to confiscate the proceeds of predicate criminal activities. So, effective anti-money laundering has 4 conditions. First, it imposes a number of obligations on financial institutions. Second, it requires harmonization efforts in substantive criminal law. Third, it has to give criminal justice a new important
/ Why should retailers use AR?/
Advertising campaigns can become stronger
Navigation around warehouse area will be easier
Extra information will improve the shopping experience of the customers
Product catalogs can be visualized
A 3D product view will create a selling opportunity
Customers can be encouraged to buy with AR offers
Customers can be lured inside the stores
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and poor. Then in this section, with another two academic work, we concluded that ‘poverty’ and ‘economic inequality’ increase crimes. Thereafter we finally link ‘sin tax’ and ‘crimes’ with all four academic works and this is our logic behind the relationship between ‘sin tax’ and ‘crimes.’ We also have made a diagram to clarify our logic like this:
Figure 1: Our logic