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The Law consists of 13 Chapters, 111 Articles and four Annexes. The Chapters cover the following: General Provisions Jurisdiction Acts Committed on Board Aircraft or at Airports Crimes Against Internationally Protected Persons Taking of Hostages Physical Protection of...
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