The sexual exploitation is one of the most important and dangerous human trafficking crimes and the most prevalent worldwide; due to several reasons comes in the forefront of the development of means of communication and transportation, which facilit
ated the commission of these crimes and contributed to the emergence of methods and new mechanisms have; The crime of sexual exploitation in Syria characterized by the provisions and the characteristics that distinguish it from other sexual offenses provided for in the Syrian legislation and it is more trafficking in human Beings crimes prevalent in Syria despite the legal prohibition, which is increasing day after day, leaving a large number of victims, mostly women and children, in spite of the
importance of the efforts being made in order to combat it. It is noted that the Syrian legislature has came out from the general rules in the crime of sexual exploitation and singled her special provisions commensurate with the dangerous, in order to control the optimal shape, and the protection of victims and provide them with the necessary care And was interested in this research shed light on the concept of sexual exploitation in the Syrian law, and the statement of its properties, and to distinguish it from similar concepts to him; accordance with the legislation in force in Syria, particularly trafficking in persons law Syrian / 3/2010.
The crime of trafficking in human organs is one of the most
prevalent human trafficking crimes ;and that comes because of the
combination of political , economic and social reasons , which
helped in the Spreading. In view of what this crime afford
of serious
consequences, affected the state and the individuals at the same
time, the Syrian legislator confronted to this crime, and singled out
her special provisions commensurate with its Seriousness, and
ensure the protection of victims.
This research is trying to highlight of the crime of trafficking in
human organs, And search essence, characteristics ,methods of
committed it, and criminal policy adopted by the Syrian legislation
to address them, All of this according to the criminal laws of the
Syrian relevant, especially including anti-trafficking in persons law
Syrian promulgated by Legislative Decree No. / 3 / for the year
2010, as the main legislation governing the crime of trafficking in
human organs, as a form of trafficking in human beings, in Syria.
Terrorism is one of the most heinous and dangerous crimes affecting both the individual and the State. Although terrorist acts are not a new phenomenon causing many countries to suffer, Syrian society was considered safe for decades and did not suffe
r from the crimes of terrorism.
In the last two years, terrorism has affected Syrian society in all of its various forms, which has prompted the legislature to issue a new version of the Anti- Terrorism Act of 2012, along with a set of penal laws that aim in their entirety to combat terrorism.
The research of this paper addresses crimes that were included in the Anti- Terrorism Act of 2012 and the legislative policy which was adopted by the legislature in this law to determine the extent of the ability of the Anti- Terrorism law to eliminate this new phenomenon which threatens Syrian society. ...
This research is on attempt to answer a question that is not dealt with completely
by the Syrian Copyright Act of 2001 the research argues the essence of databases, by
defining it, mentioning its characteristics and what makes it different from the
other
protected compilations; then it shows the rights which may arise on databases. After
that, the research studies the protection which is granted by Syrian Law to the right
holders of databases, whether they are authors or investors, arguing, in the scope of
comparative study with, Arabic, foreign, and international statutes. the end, the
researcher Lott the need to include databases with more individualized legal rules,
which suit its special nature; the researcher recommends right holders to emphasize
the importance of contractual protection since it provides a helping factor in
reaching the satisfactory protection. ...
The custom was settled that the coastal state had complete sovereignty on its
regionalized sea, benthos, interiority of benthos and layers of atmosphere, taking for
granted that this sovereignty was restricted by the international community interes
ts which
known as “the right of innocent passage”.
The effectiveness of rules of international law, which was related to regionalized sea,
depended on its ability to achieve balance between the interest of coastal state in its
sovereignty on regionalized sea and the interest of international community in the
navigation across the regionalized sea.
In fact, this could be achieved when states were committed to enact legislations,
measures and executive procedures which were compatible with international law which
could led to the settlement of international relations in this part of the sea.