Seychelles - Institute for Security Studies

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Contents Foreword 5 Overview of firearms situation 8 Overview of legislation 8 General information 9 Definitions in Seychelles’ firearms control legislation 10 Breakdown of Seychelles’ firearms control legislation 13 Controls on civilian possession and use 13 Record keeping and tracing 22 Import, export and transit 25 Brokering 29 Manufacture 30 Trade 34 Seizure, disposal and enforcement 41 Arms embargoes 46 State-owned firearms 46
Acknowledgements Saferworld is grateful to the UK Government for funding this project. SaferAfrica is grateful to the governments of the UK, the Netherlands, Ireland and Norway for funding this project. In the research and writing of this report valuable assistance was provided by government and civil society representatives in all the countries included in the study. Special thanks to Gabriël Oosthuizen for his valuable input in checking the numerous tables in the full study and providing advice on the international legal perspective.
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Page 14 and 15: Breakdown of Seychelles’ firearms
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Page 34 and 35: SEYCHELLES 33 Manufacture Gunsmiths
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Page 42 and 43: SEYCHELLES 41 Seizure, disposal and
Page 48 and 49: SEYCHELLES 47 State-owned firearms
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