新西兰帮派打击法律禁止帮派徽章，阻止成员结社

新西兰严厉的新帮派打击法将于周四正式生效，禁止帮派徽章，并阻止犯罪团伙成员交往和交流。

New Zealand's tough new gang crackdown laws will officially come into effect on Thursday, banning gang insignia and stopping criminal gang members from associating and communicating.

新西兰严厉的新帮派打击法将于周四正式生效，禁止帮派徽章，并阻止犯罪团伙成员交往和交流。

A raft of new laws will take effect soon, including gang insignia to be banned in all public places, and courts to be able to issue non-consorting orders, Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith said on Wednesday, according to Xinhua news agency.

据新华社报道，司法部长保罗·戈德史密斯周三表示，一系列新法律即将生效，包括在所有公共场所禁止使用帮派标志，法院将能够发布禁止结社的命令。

"Gangs in our country think they're above the law and can choose which laws they comply with...We have a justice system that applies equally to everyone," Goldsmith said, adding greater weight will also be given to gang membership at sentencing, enabling courts to impose more severe punishments.

戈德史密斯说：“我们国家的帮派认为他们凌驾于法律之上，可以选择遵守哪些法律……我们有一个平等适用于所有人的司法体系。”他在量刑时也将更加重视帮派成员身份，使法院能够施加更严厉的惩罚。

With the establishment of district gang units, police are ready to make maximum use of the new tools brought in to target disruptive gang events and enforce the new gang laws, Police Minister Mark Mitchell said.

警察部长马克·米切尔表示，随着地区帮派单位的成立，警方已准备好最大限度地利用新工具来打击破坏性帮派活动并执行新的帮派法。

Gang members make up less than 0.25 per cent of New Zealand's adult population but are linked to 18 per cent of all serious violent crimes, 19 per cent of all homicides and 23 per cent of all firearms offences, Mitchell said.

米切尔说，帮派成员只占新西兰成年人口的不到0.25%，但与所有严重暴力犯罪的18%、所有凶杀案的19%和所有枪支犯罪的23%有关。

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