Traduction de «Picket » (Anglais → Français) :

Hence, while one member claims that he was assaulted, other members have advised the House that they had absolutely no trouble when confronted with the picket line and, having identified themselves and engaged in conversation with some of the picketers or picket captains, either crossed the picket line or not as a matter of their own choice.

– having regard to the opinions of the Venice Commission on Russian Federal Law No 65 of 8 June 2012 on assemblies, meetings, demonstrations, marches and picketing and the code of administrative offences, on the Russian Federal Law on combating extremist activities and on the Russian Federal Law on the Federal Security Service (FSB),

2. Condemns the Belarus regime's amendment to Decree 460 on the regulations for accepting foreign aid, dated 17 August 2005, which extends the list of objectives for which external aid cannot be accepted: notes that it is now forbidden to accept and use international aid for 'unconstitutional purposes', to overthrow authorities, interfere with the internal affairs of Belarus, prepare elections or referenda, organise meetings, rallies, pickets or strikes, or prepare and distribute propaganda material, and that it is impossible to organise conferences, seminars and meetings of any kind using aid funds from abroad;

C. whereas on 17 August 2005 President Lukashenko signed Decree 460 on the regulations for accepting foreign aid, which extends the list of objectives for which external aid cannot be accepted; whereas this prohibits acceptance and use of international aid for 'unconstitutional purposes', and for the purpose of overthrowing authorities, interfering in the internal affairs of Belarus, preparing elections or referendums, organising meetings, rallies, pickets or strikes, or preparing and distributing propaganda materials; whereas the aim of these measures is to prevent dialogue and contacts between the citizens of Belarus and democratic ...[+++]forces of other countries; and whereas they are being used with a view to further self-isolation of the country and in order to prevent a return to democratic principles, deliberately violating OSCE principles and commitments in respect of freedom of expression and free media,

2. Condemns the Belarus regime’s amendment to Decree 460 on the regulations for accepting foreign aid, dated 17 August 2005, which extends the list of objectives for which external aid cannot be accepted; notes that it is now forbidden to accept and use international aid for ‘unconstitutional purposes’, to overthrow authorities, interfere with the internal affairs of Belarus, prepare elections or referendums, organise meetings, rallies, pickets or strikes, or prepare and distribute propaganda materials; points out that it is impossible to organise conferences, seminars and meetings of any kind using aid funds from abroad;

2. Condemns the Belarus regime's amendment to Decree 460 on the regulations for accepting foreign aid, dated 17 August 2005, which extends the list of objectives for which external aid cannot be accepted: notes that it is now forbidden to accept and use international aid for 'unconstitutional purposes', to overthrow authorities, interfere with the internal affairs of Belarus, prepare elections or referendums, organise meetings, rallies, pickets or strikes, or prepare and distribute propaganda materials, and it is impossible to organise conferences, seminars and meetings of any kind using aid funds from abroad;