§ 64
Offences abroad that are punished irrespective of the laws of the place of their commission
1) The Liechtenstein criminal laws shall apply to the following acts committed abroad, irrespective of the criminal laws of the place where the act is committed:74
1. high treason (§ 242), preparation of high treason (§ 244), subversive groups (§ 246), attacks against senior state institutions (§ 249 to § 251) and treason (§ 252 to § 258), and offences against national defence (§ 259 and § 260);
2. offences committed against a Liechtenstein official (§ 74 paragraph 1 sub-paragraph 4) , a Liechtenstein office holder (§ 74 paragraph 1 sub-paragraph 4a) or a Liechtenstein arbitrator (§ 74 paragraph 1 sub-paragraph 4b) during or because of the execution of his duties and offences committed as a Liechtenstein official, Liechtenstein office holder or Liechtenstein arbitrator;75
2a. except in the case of sub-paragraph 2, punishable violations of official duties, corruption and related offences (§ 302 to § 309), if76
a) the perpetrator was a Liechtenstein citizen at the time of committing the offence, or
b) the offence was committed to the benefit of a Liechtenstein office holder or Liechtenstein arbitrator;
3. false testimony in court (§ 288) and false testimony before an administrative authority under oath or confirmed by oath (§ 289) with respect to proceedings pending in a Liechtenstein court or before a Liechtenstein administrative authority;
4. violation of a business or trade secret (§ 122), spying out a business or trade secret (§ 123), spying out a business or trade secret for use abroad (§ 124), counterfeiting money (§ 232), counterfeiting specially protected securities punishable pursuant to § 232 (§ 237), preparation of counterfeiting of money, of forgery of securities or stamps (§ 239), criminal organization (§ 278a), and crimes against the provisions of the narcotics legislation if the act has violated Liechtenstein interests or if the perpetrator cannot be extradited;77
4a. genital mutilation as defined by § 90 paragraph 3, extortionate kidnapping (§ 102), delivery to a foreign power (§ 103), slave trade (§ 104), trafficking in humans (§ 104a), aggravated coercion as defined by § 106 paragraph 1 sub-paragraph 3, forced marriage (§ 106a), illegal adoption placements (§ 193a), rape (§ 200), sexual assault (§ 201), sexual harassment of under- age persons as defined by § 203 paragraph 2, sexual abuse of a defenceless or mentally impaired person (§ 204), aggravated sexual abuse of under-age persons (§ 205), sexual abuse of under-age persons (§ 206), endangerment of the morals of under-age persons or adolescents (§ 207), sexual abuse of minors (§ 208), initiation of sexual contacts with under-age persons (§ 209), immoral influence on under-age persons (§ 209a), abuse of a relationship of authority as defined by § 212 paragraph 1, arrangement of sexual contacts with minors in return for a valuable consideration (§ 214), promotion of prostitution and pornographic performances of minors (§ 215a), cross-border trafficking in prostitution (§ 217) and pornographic depictions of minors (§ 219), if78
a) the perpetrator or the victim is a Liechtenstein citizen or has his place of residence or his habitual abode in Liechtenstein,
b) the act has violated other Liechtenstein interests, or
c) the perpetrator was, at the time of the act, a foreign national who is in Liechtenstein and cannot be extradited;
4b. production and dissemination of weapons of mass destruction (§ 177a), if the perpetrator is a Liechtenstein citizen, however, with regard to the development of nuclear or radiological weapons only insofar as the act has not been committed by order or under the responsibility of a Party to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons, LGBl. 1978 no. 15, which is a nuclear-weapon state;79
4c. torture (§ 312a), disappearance of a person (§ 312b) and offences referred to in section 25, if80
a) the perpetrator or the victim is a Liechtenstein citizen,
b) the act has violated other Liechtenstein interests, or
c) the perpetrator was a foreign national, at the time of the act, and has his/her habitual abode in Liechtenstein or is in Liechtenstein and cannot be extradited.
5. air piracy (§ 185), offences against life and limb or against liberty committed in connection therewith, and intentional endangerment of aviation safety (§ 186) if
a) the offence is directed against a Liechtenstein aircraft,
b) the aircraft lands in the Principality of Liechtenstein and the perpetrator is still on board,
c) the aircraft without crew is leased to someone who has his business domicile or, if no such business domicile exists, his habitual abode in the Principality of Liechtenstein, or
d) the perpetrator is in the Principality of Liechtenstein and is not extradited;
6. other offences which the Principality of Liechtenstein is required to prosecute, irrespective of the criminal laws of the place where the offence is committed, even if they are committed abroad;
7. offences that a Liechtenstein citizen commits against another Liechtenstein citizen, if both have their place of residence or habitual abode in Liechtenstein;
9. participation (§ 12) in an offence committed by the immediate perpetrator in Liechtenstein, as well as handling stolen goods (§ 164) and money laundering (§ 165) with respect to a (predicate) offence committed in Liechtenstein;82
10. terrorist group (§ 278b) and terrorist offences (§ 278c) as well as offences pursuant to § 128 to § 131, § 144 and § 145 as well as
§ 223 and § 224 committed in connection therewith, in addition terrorist financing (§ 278d), training for terrorist purposes (§ 278e), instruction to cause the commission of a terrorist offence (§ 278f), travelling for terrorist purposes (§ 278g) as well as offences pursuant to §§ 223 and 224 committed in connection therewith, as well as instigation and endorsement of terrorist offences (§ 282a), if83
a) the perpetrator was a Liechtenstein citizen at the time of the act or acquired Liechtenstein citizenship at a later point in time and still holds it at the time the criminal proceedings are initiated,
b) the perpetrator had or has his residence or habitual abode in Liechtenstein at the time when the act was committed or the criminal proceedings were instituted,84
c) the act was committed for the benefit of a legal person domiciled in Liechtenstein,
d) the act was committed against the Reigning Prince, Parliament, the Government, a court or other authorities or against the population of the Principality of Liechtenstein,
e) the perpetrator was a foreign national at the time of the act, is in Liechtenstein, and cannot be extradited;85
1. A State which becomes a Party to this Statute thereby accepts the jurisdiction of the Court with respect to the crimes referred to in article 5.
2. In the case of article 13, paragraph (a) or (c), the Court may exercise its jurisdiction if one or more of the following States are Parties to this Statute or have accepted the jurisdiction of the Court in accordance with paragraph 3:
(a) The State on the territory of which the conduct in question occurred or, if the crime was committed on board a vessel or aircraft, the State of registration of that vessel or aircraft;
(b) The State of which the person accused of the crime is a national.
3. If the acceptance of a State which is not a Party to this Statute is required under paragraph 2, that State may, by declaration lodged with the Registrar, accept the exercise of jurisdiction by the Court with respect to the crime in question. The accepting State shall cooperate with the Court without any delay or exception in accordance with Part 9.