Traduction de «op iraqi freedom » (Anglais → Français) :

Operation IRAQI FREEDOM [ Op IRAQI FREEDOM ]

Iraqi Governing Council | Iraqi interim governing council

3 degrees of freedom [ 3DOF | three degrees of freedom | three-degrees-of-freedom | 3 degree of freedom | three-degree-of-freedom | three degree of freedom ]

Charter of Rights and Freedoms: Fundamental Freedoms and Mobility Rights [ Charter of Rights and Freedoms: Fundamental Freedoms ]

Ordinance of 18 May 2004 on the Confiscation of Frozen Iraqi Funds and Economic Resources and their Transfer to the Development Fund for Iraq

Iraqi National Congress | INC [Abbr.]

freedom of action | free play | freedom of manoeuvre | full discretion | liberty of action | freedom of maneuver | freedom of movement | liberty to move

Federal Act of 17 December 2004 on Freedom of Information in the Administration | Freedom of Information Act [ FoIA ]

14. Remains deeply concerned, however, at the continuing acts of violence perpetrated against the civilian population, vulnerable groups and all religious communities, including Christian minorities, which instil in the population a deep sense of fear and uncertainty about their future and that of their country; notes that some progress has been made in this area and calls on the Iraqi authorities to continue to improve security and public order and combat terrorism and sectarian violence throughout the country; takes the view that priority should equally be given to establishing a new legal framework which clearly defines the responsi ...[+++]bilities and remit of the security forces and facilitates the adequate oversight of security forces, as called for in the Constitution; considers that the Council of Representatives must play an appropriate role in drafting new legislation and exercising democratic scrutiny; calls on the Iraqi authorities to step up their efforts to protect Christian minorities and all vulnerable minorities, to guarantee all Iraqi citizens the right to practise their faith or affirm their identity in freedom and safety, to take more determined measures to combat inter-ethnic and inter-religious violence, to protect the secular population and to do everything in their power to bring the perpetrators to justice, in keeping with the rule of law and international standards; believes that the partnership and cooperation agreement affords an opportunity further to promote reconciliation programmes and inter-religious dialogue aimed at restoring a sense of cohesion and partnership in Iraqi society;

17. Remains deeply concerned, however, at the continuing acts of violence perpetrated against the civilian population, vulnerable groups and all religious communities, including Christian minorities, which instil in the population a deep sense of fear and uncertainty about their future and that of their country; notes that some progress has been made in this area and calls on the Iraqi authorities to continue to improve security and public order and combat terrorism and sectarian violence throughout the country; takes the view that priority should equally be given to establishing a new legal framework which clearly defines the responsi ...[+++]bilities and remit of the security forces and facilitates the adequate oversight of security forces, as called for in the Constitution; considers that the Council of Representatives must play an appropriate role in drafting new legislation and exercising democratic scrutiny; calls on the Iraqi authorities to step up their efforts to protect Christian minorities and all vulnerable minorities, to guarantee all Iraqi citizens the right to practise their faith or affirm their identity in freedom and safety, to take more determined measures to combat inter-ethnic and inter-religious violence, to protect the secular population and to do everything in their power to bring the perpetrators to justice, in keeping with the rule of law and international standards; believes that the partnership and cooperation agreement affords an opportunity further to promote reconciliation programmes and inter-religious dialogue aimed at restoring a sense of cohesion and partnership in Iraqi society;

The Commission emphasises the importance of effective protection and promotion of human rights and fundamental freedoms, and encourages the Iraqi Government to take appropriate action. This should also include the abolition of the death penalty which, to the strong disappointment of the European Union, was re-introduced by the Iraqi authorities in 2004.

We supported Enduring Freedom, the war on terrorism, not Iraqi Freedom, the war in Iraq.