Translation of "Conflict Diamonds Act " (English → French) :

Conflict Diamonds Act [ An Act to prohibit the importation of conflict diamonds into Canada ]

blood diamond | conflict diamond | dirty diamond | war diamond

blood diamonds | conflict diamonds

Export and Import of Rough Diamonds Act [ An Act providing for controls on the export, import or transit across Canada of rough diamonds and for a certification scheme for the export of rough diamonds in order to meet Canada's obligations under the Kimberley Process ]

conflict diamond [ blood diamond ]

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Federal Act of 6 October 1966 on the Protection of Cultural Property during Armed Conflicts

There are legislative instruments and international processes which may help to inform the Commission's position in this regard, including the US Lacey Act, which applies to fish and wildlife products, and the Kimberly Process, an international initiative to control the trade in conflict diamonds.

Mr. Bruce Boyd, Acting Associate Director, International and Domestic Market Policy Division, Minerals and Metals Sector, Department of Natural Resources: The term ``conflict diamonds'' is defined as rough diamonds used by rebel movements or their allies to finance conflict aimed at undermining legitimate governments.

P. whereas the EU imposed in 2004, and has since renewed, sanctions against this country for its endless threats, acts of harassment, arrests, killings and other forms of violence and human rights violations in conflicts over the past years, stemming from diamond fields;

All parties have supported this legislation in order to get it through quickly so Canada can remain a leader in ensuring we have a valid and successful diamond industry which is important to our economy, some of which is in the big cities but most of it in the north, and the economy of our aboriginal peoples (1240) Mr. Richard Harris (Cariboo—Prince George, CPC): Mr. Speaker, I am pleased to rise today and speak to Bill S-36, a bill that amends the Export and Import of Rough Diamonds Act, which is the domestic enabling legislation for Canada's participation in an international certification and regulation process, known as the Kimberley ...[+++]process, which is designed to counter the trade and transportation of illicit rough diamonds that are used to finance armed conflicts in Africa.