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Every country is chartered with enforcing the Antarctic Treaty and so arrest, try and confine their own citizens for violations.
For example, when the station is closed during the winter, an alleged offender may be confined to 'quarters' and when the station is opened, the alleged offender exported to the nearest territory belonging to the government where the alleged offender holds citizenship.
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When did the great Antarctic Treaty happen?
It was open for signature between 1959 and 1961, when it went into effect.
What are some things that would never happen in Antarctica?
Based on the Antarctic Treaty, there will be no nuclear activity there, nor will there be any colonization.
When did Antarctic Adventure happen?
Antarctic Adventure happened in 1983.
When did Treaty of Bergerac happen?
Treaty of Bergerac happened in 1577.
When did Treaty of Fleix happen?
Treaty of Fleix happened in 1580.
When did Treaty of Lambeth happen?
Treaty of Lambeth happened in 1217.
When did Treaty of Joinville happen?
Treaty of Joinville happened in 1584.
What would happen if an Aztec boy disobeyed their father?
An Aztec boy who disobeyed his father might face punishment as a way to teach obedience and respect. Punishments could include physical discipline, chores, or being reprimanded in front of the family. Family relationships were central to Aztec society, so disobedience was taken seriously.
What would happen if you disobeyed Athena the Greek god?
The Greek goddess Athena would be wrathful.
What would happen if African Americans disobeyed the rules?
They would whip them and hang them upside down.
What would happen to a slave that would disobeyed?
A disobedient slave could face punishment, which may include physical abuse, confinement, or even death depending on the severity of the offense and the owner's discretion.
What happen to the animals in antarctic if their food is decreasing?
they die
