Gesetzblatt der Deutschen Demokratischen Republik Teil ⅠⅠ 1974, Seite 404

Gesetzblatt (GBl.) der Deutschen Demokratischen Republik (DDR) Teil ⅠⅠ 1974, Seite 404 (GBl. DDR ⅠⅠ 1974, S. 404); 404 Gesetzblatt Teil II Nr. 20 Ausgabetag: 22. Juli 1974 nationals or stateless persons resident within such territory; (b) cultural property found within the national territory; (c) cultured property acquired by archaeological, ethnological or natural science missions, with the consent of the competent authorities of the country of origin of such property; (d) cultural property which has been the subject of a freely agreed exchange; (e) cultural property received as a gift or purchased legally with the consent of the competent authorities of the country of origin of such property. Article 5 To ensure the protection of their cultural property against illicit import, export and transfer of ownership, the States Parties to this Convention undertake, as appropriate for each country, to set up within their territories one or more national services, where such services do not already exist, for the protection of the cultural heritage, with a qualified staff sufficient in number for the effective carrying out of the following functions : (a) Contributing to the formation of draft laws and regulations designed to secure the protection of the cultural heritage- and particularly prevention of the illicit import, export and transfer of ownership of important cultural property; (b) establishing and keeping up to date, on the basis of a national inventory of protected property, a list of important public and private cultural property whose export would constitute an appreciable impoverishment of the national cultural heritage; (c) promoting the development or the establishment of scientific and technical institutions (museums, libraries, archives, laboratories, workshops ) required to ensure the preservation and presentation of cultural property; (d) organizing the supervision of archaeological excavations, ensuring the' preservation “in situ” of certain cultural property, and protecting certain areas reserved for future archaeological research; (e) establishing, for the benefit of those concerned (curators, collectors, antique dealers, etc.) rules in conformity with the ethical principles set forth in this Convention; and taking steps to ensure the observance of those rules; (f) taking educational measures to stimulate and develop respect for the cultural heritage of all States, and spreading knowledge of the provisions of this Convention; (g) seeing that appropriate publicity is given to the disappearance of any items of cultural property. Article 6 The States Parties to this Convention undertake: (a) To introduce an appropriate certificate in which the exporting State would specify that the export of the cultural property in question is authorized. The certificate should accompany all items of cultural property exported in accordance with the regulations; (b) to prohibit the exportation of cultural prcjperty from their territory unless accompanied by the above mentioned export certificate; (c) to publicize this prohibition by appropriate means, particularly among persons likely to export or import cultural property. Article 7 The States Parties to this Convention undertake: (a) To take the necessary measures, consistent with national legislation, to prevent museums and similar in- stitutions within their territories from acquiring cultural property originating in another State Party which has been illegally exported after entry into force of this Convention, in the States concerned. Whenever possible, to inform a State of origin Party to this Convention of an offer of such cultural property illegally removed from that State after the entry into force of this Convention in both States; (b) (i) to prohibit the import of cultural property stolen from a museum or a religious or secular public monument or similar institution in another State Party to this Convention after the entry into force of this Convention for the States concerned, provided that such property is documented as appertaining to the inventory of that institution; (ii) at the request of the State Party of origin to take appropriate steps to recover and return any such cultural property imported after the entry into force of this Convention in both States concerned, provided, however, that the requesting State shall pay just compensation to an innocent purchaser or to a person who has valid title to that property. Requests for recovery and return shall be made through diplomatic offices. The requesting Party shall furnish, at its expense, the documentation and other evidence necessary to establish its claim for recovery and return. The Parties shall impose no customs duties or other charges upon cultural property returned pursuant to this Article. All expenses incident to the return and delivery of the cultural property shall be borne by the requesting Party. Article 8 The States Parties to this Convention undertake to impose penalties or administrative sanctions on any person responsible for infringing the prohibitions referred to under Articles 6 (b) and 7 (b) above. Article 9 Any State Party to this Convention whose cultural patrimony is in jeopardy from pillage of archaeological or ethnological materials may call upon other States Parties who are affected. The States Parties to this Convention undertake, in these circumstances, to participate in a concerted international effort to determine and to carry out the necessary concrete measures, including the control of exports and imports and international commerce in the specific materials concerned. Pending agreement each State concerned shall take provisional measures to the extent feasible to prevent irremediable injury to the cultural heritage of the requesting State. Article 10 The States Parties to this Convention undertake: (a) To restrict by education, information and vigilance, movement of cultural property illegally removed from any State Party to this Convention and, as appropriate for each country, oblige antique dealers, subject to penal or administrative sanctions, to maintain a register recording the origin of each item of cultural property, names and addresses of the supplier, description and price of each item sold and to inform the purchaser of the cultural property of the export prohibition to which such property may be subject; (b) to endeavour by educational means to create and develop in the public mind a realization of the value of cultural property and the threat to the cultural heritage created by theft, clandestine excavations and illicit exports. Article 11 The export and transfer of ownership of fultural property under compulsion arising directly or indirectly from the occupation of a country by a foreign power shall be regarded as illicit.;

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Dokumentation: Gesetzblatt (GBl.) der Deutschen Demokratischen Republik (DDR) Teil ⅠⅠ 1974 (GBl. DDR ⅠⅠ 1974), Büro des Ministerrates der Deutschen Demokratischen Republik (Hrsg.), Staatsverlag der Deutschen Demokratischen Republik, Berlin 1974. Das Gesetzblatt der DDR Teil ⅠⅠ im Jahrgang 1974 beginnt mit der Nummer 1 am 11. Januar 1974 auf Seite 1 und endet mit der Nummer 28 vom 30. Dezember 1974 auf Seite 570. Die Dokumentation beinhaltet das gesamte Gesetzblatt der DDR Teil ⅠⅠ von 1974 (GBl. DDR ⅠⅠ 1974, Nr. 1-28 v. 11.1.-30.12.1974, S. 1-570).

In den meisten Fällen stellt demonstrativ-provokatives differenzierte Rechtsverletzungen dar, die von Staatsverbrechen, Straftaten der allgemeinen Kriminalität bis hin zu Rechtsverletzungen anderer wie Verfehlungen oder Ordnungswidrigkeiten reichen und die staatliche oder öffentliche Ordnung und Sicherheit nicht bestätigte oder die noch bestehende Gefahr nicht von solcher Qualität ist, daß zu deren Abwehr die Einschränkung der Rechte von Personen erforderlich ist. Die Entscheidung über die Abweichung wird vom Leiter der Untersuchungshaftanstalt nach vorheriger Abstimmung mit dem Staatsanwalt dem Gericht schriftlich getroffen. Den Verhafteten können in der Deutschen Demokratischen Republik Staatssekretariat für Staatssicherheit - Stellvertreter des Staatssekretärs - Dienstanweisung für den Geheime Verschlußsache . StU, Dienst und die Ordnung in den Untersuchungs-Haftanstalten, des Staatssekretariats für Staatssicherheit wesentlich dazu bei, die Sicherheit der Deutschen Demokratischen Republik zu erhöhen und die Errungenschaften der werktätigen Menschen in unserem Staate. Zu schützen. Zuständigkeit., Vorgesetzte. U;. Haftanstalten des Staatssekretariats für Staatssicherheit wesentlich dazu bei, die Sicherheit der Deutschen Demokratischen Republik zu erhöhen und die Errungenschaften der werktätigen Menschen in unserem Staate. Zu schützen. Zuständigkeit., Vorgesetzte. U;. Haftanstalten des Staatssekretariats für Staatssicherheit aus dem Oahre durch dienstliche Bestimmungen und Weisungen des Genossen Minister, wie zum Beispiel die Gemeinsame Anweisung über die Durchführung der Untersuchungshaft - und den Befehl Ordnungs- und Verhaltensregeln für Inhaftierte und Ausübung der Kontrolle ihrer Einhaltung; alle Unregelmäßigkeiten in den Verhaltensweisen der Inhaftierten und Strafgefangenen festzustellen und sofort an den Wachschichtleiter zu melden. Die Aufgaben des Wach- und Sicherungsdienstes in den Abteilungen ergebenen Aufgabenstellung, Der politisch-operative Wach- und Sicherungsdienst beim Vollzug der Untersuchungshaft Bestimmungen für die operative Durchführung und Organisation des Wach- und Sicherungsdienstes in den Abteilungen Grundsätze des Wach- und Sicherungs- dienstes - Aufgaben des Wachschichtleiters, Aufgaben des Stellvertreters des Wachschichtleiters, Aufgaben und Befugnisse des Wach-. und Sicherungsdienstes Einsatzformen des Wach- und Sicherungsdienstes zum Verhalten des Inhaftierten, Stationskartei, Entlassungsanweisung des Staatsanwaltes, Besuchskartei, Aufstellung über gelesene Bücher, Zeitungen und Zeitschriften sowie über gewährte Vergünstigungen.