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Countries that commented on the draft Basic Principles

According to the UN Centre for International Crime Prevention, these countries responded to the UN with comments on the Basic Principles:

  1. Argentina
  2. Australia
  3. Austria
  4. Belarus
  5. Belgium
  6. Bolivia
  7. Bulgaria
  8. Canada
  9. Costa Rica
  10. Denmark
  11. Ecuador
  12. Fiji
  13. Germany
  14. Ireland
  15. Italy
  16. Japan
  17. Korea
  18. Kuwait
  19. Malaysia
  20. Mexico
  21. Monaco
  22. Norway
  23. New Zealand
  24. Oman
  25. Pakistan
  26. Peru
  27. Philippines
  28. Qatar
  29. (Kingdom of) Saudi Arabia
  30. Sierra Leone
  31. Slovak Republic
  32. South Africa
  33. Sweden
  34. Turkey
  35. Ukraine
  36. United Kingdom
  37. United States of America


15 August 2001

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