Traduction de «Pan African Youth Movement » (Anglais → Français) :

D. whereas in the run-up to the second round of the presidential elections, activists and supporters of the opposition suffered from state-sponsored violence, torture, intimidation and arbitrary arrests, and, according to the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC), at least 86 of its supporters were killed and 200 000 displaced from their homes; whereas Monitors from Southern African Development Community, the Pan-African Parliament and the African Union (AU) concluded that the runoff vote was undermined by violen ...[+++]ce and did not reflect the will of the people, which fell short of AU and SADC standards,

65. Calls for a differentiated approach based on diversification, supporting existing best practices that guarantee decent working conditions in developing countries, such as those of the international Fair Trade movement, and supporting existing regional economic communities (RECs) in Africa and allowing Pan-African integration to follow its own rhythm and agenda; stresses that reinforcing South-South trade is essential, together with the promotion of regional integration and the maintenance of higher levels of i ...[+++]nvestment both from within and from outside Africa; with that in mind, also highlights the need for more technical support seeking to increase Africa's capacity to produce more varied goods and services;

65. Calls for a differentiated approach based on diversification, supporting existing best practices that guarantee decent working conditions in developing countries, such as those of the international Fair Trade movement, and supporting existing regional economic communities (RECs) in Africa and allowing Pan-African integration to follow its own rhythm and agenda; stresses that reinforcing South-South trade is essential, together with the promotion of regional integration and the maintenance of higher levels of i ...[+++]nvestment both from within and from outside Africa; with that in mind, also highlights the need for more technical support seeking to increase Africa's capacity to produce more varied goods and services;

65. Calls for a differentiated approach based on diversification, supporting existing best practices that guarantee decent working conditions in developing countries, such as those of the international Fair Trade movement, and supporting existing regional economic communities (RECs) in Africa and allowing Pan-African integration to follow its own rhythm and agenda; stresses that reinforcing South-South trade is essential, together with the promotion of regional integration and the maintenance of higher levels of i ...[+++]nvestment both from within and from outside Africa; with that in mind, also highlights the need for more technical support seeking to increase Africa's capacity to produce more varied goods and services;

VZOONOSES PAGEREF _Toc13392887 \h VTHE HYGIENE OF FOODSTUFFS PAGEREF _Toc13392888 \h VVETERINARY FUND Presidency conclusions PAGEREF _Toc13392889 \h VBSE SITUATION REPORT PAGEREF _Toc13392890 \h VIETHYL ALCOHOL OF AGRICULTURAL ORIGIN PAGEREF _Toc13392891 \h VIREPORT ON FRUIT AND VEGETABLES Presidency conclusions PAGEREF _Toc13392892 \h VIAGRICULTURAL INSURANCE Presidency conclusions PAGEREF _Toc13392893 \h VI"FETA" PAGEREF _Toc13392894 \h VIIPROSPECTS FOR AGRICULTURAL MARKETS PAGEREF _Toc13392895 \h VIIOTHER BUSINESS PAGEREF _Toc13392896 \h VII-GMOs IN AGRICULTURE PAGEREF _Toc13392897 \h VII-NITROFEN PAGEREF _Toc13392898 \h VII-MID-TERM REVIEW OF AGENDA 2000: FRENCH AND PORTUGUESE POSITIONS PAGEREF _Toc13392899 \h VIII-TOBACCO REPORT PAGERE ...[+++]F _Toc13392900 \h VIII-EVOLUTION OF THE CEREALS MARKET PAGEREF _Toc13392901 \h IXITEMS APPROVED WITHOUT DEBATE PAGEREF _Toc13392902 \h IXAGRICULTURE PAGEREF _Toc13392903 \h IX--Imports of high-quality beef PAGEREF _Toc13392904 \h IX--Non-commercial movement of pet animals PAGEREF _Toc13392905 \h IX--Teschen disease and African swine fever * PAGEREF _Toc13392906 \h IXEMPLOYMENT AND SOCIAL POLICY PAGEREF _Toc13392907 \h X--Coordination of social security systems PAGEREF _Toc13392908 \h X--Renewal of the Advisory Committee on Freedom of Movement for Workers PAGEREF _Toc13392909 \h X--Replacement of two members of the Advisory Committee on Safety, Hygiene and Health Protection at Work PAGEREF _Toc13392910 \h XTRANSPORT PAGEREF _Toc13392911 \h X--Rail transport statistics * PAGEREF _Toc13392912 \h XRESEARCH PAGEREF _Toc13392913 \h XI--Cooperation agreement with Ukraine PAGEREF _Toc13392914 \h XIRELATIONS WITH THE CCEEs PAGEREF _Toc13392915 \h XI--Romania/Slovakia revised country reports on Justice and Home Affairs PAGEREF _Toc13392916 \h XI--Estonia new tariff concessions on certain agricultural products PAGEREF _Toc13392917 \h XIECOFIN PAGEREF _Toc13392918 \h XII--Supplementary and amending budget No 3 to the 2002 budget PAGEREF _Toc1 ...

We preferred not to prevent the free movement of young African players or, as you said, youths from third countries so as not to hinder the free movement of European youth, but we did seek to impose some conditions on the way that third-country nationals were treated by clubs offering training.