Traduction de «Democratic Opposition Group » (Anglais → Français) :

We have gone to great lengths to ensure that any support provided to opposition actors is directed at the democratic, secular, progressive elements of the opposition and is not diverted to extremist groups.

11. Welcomes the attempts within the UNHRC to put together a cross-regional working group on the situation in Belarus; urges the UNHRC to make a statement strongly condemning gross violations of human rights in the country and the repression of democratic opposition and ordinary citizens following the presidential elections on 19 December 2010 and to adopt a resolution on the matter;

Particular responsibility is borne by the officials directly involved or responsible for the fraudulent nature of the presidential elections and referendum; those responsible for organising and implementing the dissemination of falsified information through the state-controlled media; those responsible for excessive and unprovoked use of force against unarmed and peaceful protesters; those responsible for implementing the ongoing and politically motivated administrative and criminal sanctions against large groups of representatives of the civil society, democratic oppositio ...[+++]n, NGOs and free media in Belarus, and those responsible for systematic and coordinated violation of international human rights standards and the laws of the Republic of Belarus in the administration of justice and exercising methods of coercion and intimidation against legal representatives of detainees and against other individuals.

Hon. Doug Finley: Honourable senators, I have had the great pleasure of meeting this week with a group of Belarusian officials from the United Civil Party, including the democratic opposition's candidate for president, Jaroslav Romanchuk, Party Chairman Anatoly Lebedko, International Secretary Andrei Dmitriev — whom I have met on several occasions now and consider a friend — and the Director of the Forward Movement Research and Education Establishment, Vladimir Neklyaev.

On 20 March 2001, 53 Burmese organisations from 28 countries called on the international community to intensify efforts to ensure that talks between the Burmese military regime and democratic opposition are transformed into a genuine tripartite dialogue between the military regime, the democratic opposition and ethnic minority groups.

(a) respect for the territorial integrity, inviolability and security of the frontiers of Zaire and of the other countries in the region; (b) respect for the rights of citizens in accordance with internationally recognized principles and the relevant international legislation; (c) voluntary repatriation of refugees, affording them a genuine opportunity to return home without intimidation or risk to their safety on the journey or at destination, in compliance with humanitarian law; (d) compliance with the principle of non-aggression between States and restoration of good-neighbourly relations, including effective prevention of all illegal activity by groups in ...[+++]opposition to the Governments of neighbouring countries; (e) the process of democratization of all countries in the region and continuation of the process of transition to democracy and holding of free and fair elections in Zaire.