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3.

2

Each State Party to the Convention is required:

(a)

to take

whatever

measures may

necessary be

to

establish

its

jurisdiction

over

such

crimes

committed in

its territory; or on board its ships

or aircraft; or by its nationals (Article 3);

prevention

of such crimes,

by taking all practicable preventive

exchanging

information (Article 4);

(b)

to

cooperate

in

the

particularly

measures

and

and

(c)

to take appropriate measures to ensure an alleged offender's presence for the purpose of prosecution

or extradition (Article 6).

4.

The

in

who se

offender is

his case

to

competent

an alleged State Party

either extradite him or shall present

its

territory

submit

for authorities

prosecution

(Article 7).

The crimes set out in Article 2 are deemed to

be

included

as

offences extraditable

in any extradition

States Parties

treaty between States Parties (Article 8). shall afford one another the greatest measure of assistance

in

including

the

connexion with criminal proceedings, supply of all necessary evidence at their disposal (Article

10).