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C'wealth law ministers' meet
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Commonwealth Law Ministers' Meeting (CLMM) in Accra, Ghana beginning tomorrow.
Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs Minister Moudud Ahmed left for Ghana yesterday to attend the CLMM meeting at the La-Palm Royal Beach Hotel.
Ghana's President John Kufuor is to open the CLMM tomorrow afternoon at the Accra International Conference Centre while Commonwealth Deputy Secretary General Florence Mugasha will address the opening ceremony.
Ministers and their representatives of the 53-nation Commonwealth will discuss global and Commonwealth's legal issues and their impact on international laws at this triennial meeting, according to a release of the Commonwealth Secretariat.
The law ministers will devise strategies to put in place appropriate legal responses to common problems.
The CLMM will facilitate the shar-
ing of experiences and the development of ways to strengthen collaboration on legal issues in the Commonwealth and enable member states to respond proactively in the interests of its 1.8 billion citizens.
On the agenda, counter-terrorism initiatives like curbing the abuse of refugee systems by terrorists and ways to combat the abuse of technology in terrorist acts is included.
Other issues of common interest include the rights of landlocked states under the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, Private International Law, International Humanitarian Law and good governance.
The ministers are expected to adopt several model bills on the protection of personal information and Competition Law, and receive reports of initiatives in Environmental Law and Intellectual Property Law.
They plan to issue a statement on basic principles of justice for victims of
crime.
In the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) on November 25-27, 2005 at Valletta in Malta, the ministers will discuss legal education, developing partnerships, the role of law reform agencies and the commonwealth plan of action for gender equality.
They will also consider issues like control of the proliferation of small arms, ammunition and light weapons in the commonwealth, a legal framework for broadcasting regulation implementation of international environment instruments and policy development recommendations.
A meeting of senior law ministry officials of the 53 Commonwealth countries will precede the ministerial meeting. Additional Secretary of the Ministry of Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs Kazi Habibul Awal will attend the meeting, official sources said.