Common use of Cooperation in the Clause in Contracts

Cooperation in the. fight against terrorism 1. In full accordance with the principles underlying the fight against terrorism as set out in article 12 of this agreement, the Parties reaffirm the importance of a law enforcement and judicial approach to the fight against terrorism and agree to cooperate in the prevention and suppression of terrorism in particular by: (a) ensuring the criminalisation of terrorist offences, in line with the definition contained in the Council Framework Decision terrorism; 2008/919/▇▇▇ of 28 November 2008 amending Framework Decision 2002/475/▇▇▇ on combatting (b) exchanging information on terrorist groups and individuals and their support networks, in accordance with inter­ national and national law, in particular as regards data protection and the protection of privacy; (c) exchanging experience in the prevention and suppression of terrorism, means and methods and their technical aspects, as well as on training, in accordance with applicable law; (d) sharing information on best practices in addressing and countering radicalisation and recruitment, and on promoting rehabilitation; (e) exchanging views and experience concerning cross-border movement and travel of terrorist suspects as well as concerning terrorist threats; (f) sharing best practices as regards the protection of human rights in the fight against terrorism, in particular in relation to criminal justice proceedings; (g) taking measures against the threat of chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear terrorism and undertaking the measures necessary to prevent the acquisition, transfer and use for terrorist purposes of chemical, biological, radio­ logical and nuclear materials as well as to prevent illegal acts against high risk chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear facilities. 2. Cooperation shall be based on relevant available assessments, such as those of the relevant bodies of the UN and the Council of Europe and conducted in mutual consultation between the Parties.

Cooperation in the. fight against terrorism 1. In full accordance with the principles underlying the fight against terrorism as set out in article Article 12 of this agreementAgreement, the Parties reaffirm the importance of a law enforcement and judicial approach to the fight against terrorism and agree to cooperate in the prevention and suppression of terrorism in particular by: (a) ensuring the criminalisation of terrorist offences, in line with the definition contained in the Council Framework Decision terrorism; 2008/919/▇▇▇ of 28 November 2008 amending Framework Decision 2002/475/▇▇▇ on combattingcombatting terrorism; (b) exchanging information on terrorist groups and individuals and their support networks, in accordance with inter­ national and national law, in particular as regards data protection and the protection of privacy; (c) exchanging experience in the prevention and suppression of terrorism, means and methods and their technical aspects, as well as on training, in accordance with applicable law; (d) sharing information on best practices in addressing and countering radicalisation and recruitment, and on promoting rehabilitation; (e) exchanging views and experience concerning cross-border movement and travel of terrorist suspects as well as concerning terrorist threats; (f) sharing best practices as regards the protection of human rights in the fight against terrorism, in particular in relation to criminal justice proceedings; (g) taking measures against the threat of chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear terrorism and undertaking the measures necessary to prevent the acquisition, transfer and use for terrorist purposes of chemical, biological, radio­ logical and nuclear materials as well as to prevent illegal acts against high risk chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear facilities. 2. Cooperation shall be based on relevant available assessments, such as those of the relevant bodies of the UN and the Council of Europe and conducted in mutual consultation between the Parties.