Traduction de «aboriginal broadcasting working group » (Anglais → Français) :

10. Welcomes the Azerbaijani authorities' participation in the review of Azerbaijan at the sixth meeting of the UN Working Group on the Universal Periodic Review (UPR), on 6 February 2009, and calls on the Azerbaijani Government to implement the UPR recommendations in full, including by ratifying the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court, decriminalising defamation and libel to eliminate unnecessary pressures on journalists; ensuring that freedom of expression and media freedom are fully respected; safeguarding ...[+++]access to broadcast media; investigating and prosecuting those who perpetrate crimes and harass journalists and human rights defenders; effectively implementing the rights of peaceful assembly and freedom of association; improving prison conditions; and protecting the rights of vulnerable groups, including minorities, migrants, asylum-seekers and internally displaced persons;

10. Welcomes the Azerbaijani authorities' participation in the review of Azerbaijan at the sixth meeting of the UN Working Group on the Universal Periodic Review (UPR), on 6 February 2009, and calls on the Azerbaijani Government to implement the UPR recommendations in full, including by ratifying the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court, decriminalising defamation and libel to eliminate unnecessary pressures on journalists; ensuring that freedom of expression and media freedom are fully respected; safeguarding ...[+++]access to broadcast media; investigating and prosecuting those who perpetrate crimes and harass journalists and human rights defenders; effectively implementing the rights of peaceful assembly and freedom of association; improving prison conditions; and protecting the rights of vulnerable groups, including minorities, migrants, asylum-seekers and internally displaced persons;

10. Welcomes the Azerbaijani authorities' participation in the review of Azerbaijan at the sixth meeting of the UN Working Group on the Universal Periodic Review (UPR), on 6 February 2009, and calls on the Azerbaijani Government to implement the UPR recommendations in full, including by ratifying the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court, decriminalising defamation and libel to eliminate unnecessary pressures on journalists; ensuring that freedom of expression and media freedom are fully respected; safeguarding ...[+++]access to broadcast media; investigating and prosecuting those who perpetrate crimes and harass journalists and human rights defenders; effectively implementing the rights of peaceful assembly and freedom of association; improving prison conditions; and protecting the rights of vulnerable groups, including minorities, migrants, asylum-seekers and internally displaced persons;

Such issues will also be the subject of thorough debate with the Member States as part of the ongoing work of the Communications Committee, its sub-groups for radio and television broadcasting, the Radio Spectrum Committee and the Radio Spectrum Policy Group.

The Directive has been reviewed by the Commission and as part of the process, working groups on satellite broadcasting have been launched.

Included are the following: the Government of the N.W.T'. s community-empowerment process, which is the transfer of responsibilities from the Government of the N.W.T. to community governments; Gathering Strength, which is a federal initiative to assist First Nations to assume greater control over their communities and capacity building; the Aboriginal Summit, comprised of NWT aboriginal government representatives, of which Nellie and I are members, developing common approaches to governance issues in the new western territory; the Constitutional Development Working Group ...[+++], which is a joint effort by the Government of the NWT and the Aboriginal Summit working group to develop new models of government.