Parliament of Singapore

Summary

Parliament of Singapore United Nations Personnel Act 2011… (2011)

Any person who commits outside Singapore any act—
(a) to or in relation to— (i) premises which he knows to be relevant premises; or (ii) a vehicle which he knows is used by a UN worker; (b) which is likely to endanger the person or liberty of the UN worker; and (c) which, if committed in Singapore, would have constituted an offence specified in the Second Schedule, shall be guilty of that offence and shall be liable on conviction to the same punishment to which he would have been liable had he been convicted of that offence.
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Parliament of Singapore United Nations Personnel Act 2011… (2011)

For the purposes of the Extradition Act
(a) any act, wherever committed, which is a relevant offence of a Protocol country which is a declared Commonwealth country, or which is a relevant offence of a Protocol country which is not a declared Commonwealth country in the case of which the Extradition Act has been applied by a notification in the Gazette made under section 4 of that Act, shall be deemed to be an offence within the jurisdiction of that country; and (b) any such offence shall be deemed not to be an offence of a political character.
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Parliament of Singapore United Nations Personnel Act 2011… (2011)

In this section, "UN operation" does not include any operation—
(a) which is authorised by the Security Council of the United Nations as an enforcement action under Chapter VII of the Charter of the United Nations; (b) in which UN workers are engaged as combatants against organised armed forces; and (c) to which the law of international armed conflict applies. (5) If in any proceedings, a question arises as to whether—
(a) a person is, or was at any time or in respect of any period, a UN worker
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