International Commission of Jurists

Presidential Decree No. 1866 Codifying the laws on illegal/unlawful possession, manufacture, dealing in, acquisition or disposition, of firearms, ammunition or explosives or instruments used in the manufacture of firearms, ammunition or explosives, and imposing stiffer penalties for certain violations thereof and for relevant purposes (1983)

Jun 29, 1983

WHEREAS, there has been an upsurge of crimes vitally affecting public order and safety due to the proliferation of illegally possessed and manufactured firearms, ammunition and explosives; WHEREAS, these criminal acts have resulted in loss of human lives, damage to...

Internal Security Act (1982, 2002)

Apr 1, 1983

The Act consists of 4 Parts, 10 Chapters and 66 Sections. The Parts and Chapters are the following: Preliminary General Provisions relating to Internal Security Powers of Preventive Detention Control of Entertainments and Exhibitions Other powers for the prevention of...

Internal Security Act, Article 42 (1982, 2002)

Apr 1, 1983

 Chapter III Offences relating to security areas Supplies: 42. (1) Any person who whether within or outside a security area demands, collects or receives any supplies from any other person in circumstances which raise a reasonable presumption that he intends, or is...

Internal Security Act, Articles 40 and 41 (1982, 2002)

Apr 1, 1983

Chapter III Offences relating to security areas Article 40. Offences relating to firearms, ammunition and explosives Article 41. Consorting with persons carrying or having possession of arms or explosives followed by Article 1. Citation and Article 2. Interpretation....

Internal Security Act, Article 45 (1982, 2002)

Apr 1, 1983

Chapter III Offences relating to security areas Abetment and general penalty. 45. Any person who contravenes or fails to comply with any provision of this Part, or any order made or direction given or requirement imposed there under or, whether within or outside a...
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