Traduction de «the gambia » (Anglais → Français) :

This visit is a clear signal of the EU's readiness to provide immediate financial and technical support to the democratic process in The Gambia and its dividends for the population in terms of good governance, respect for human rights and the rule of law.

44. Expresses its concern about the recent increase in the number of discriminatory laws and practices, and of acts of violence against individuals, on the basis of their sexual orientation and gender identity; encourages close monitoring of the situation of LGBTI people, including in Nigeria and Gambia, where recently introduced anti-LGBTI laws threaten the lives of sexual minorities; expresses its strong concern regarding so-called ‘anti-propaganda’ laws limiting freedom of expression and assembly, including in countries on the European continent; welcomes the UNHRC resolution on combating violence and discrimination based on sexual ...[+++] orientation and gender identity, adopted on 26 September 2014; reaffirms its support for the High Commissioner’s continued work to promote and protect the enjoyment of all human rights by LGBTI people, in particular through statements, reports and the Free Equal campaign; encourages the High Commissioner to continue fighting discriminatory laws and practices;

39. Expresses its concern about the recent increase in the number of discriminatory laws and practices, and of acts of violence against individuals, on the basis of their sexual orientation and gender identity; encourages close monitoring of the situation of LGBTI people, including in Nigeria and Gambia, where recently introduced anti-LGBTI laws threaten the lives of sexual minorities; expresses its strong concern regarding so-called ‘anti-propaganda’ laws limiting freedom of expression and assembly, as found in Russia and Lithuania and as currently under consideration in the Kyrgyz parliament; welcomes the UNHRC resolution on combati ...[+++]ng violence and discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity, adopted on 26 September 2014; considers regrettable the UNHRC’s adoption of its resolution on the protection of the family on 26 June 2014, which potentially undermines the principle of universal and indivisible human rights; reaffirms its support for the UNHCHR’s continued work to promote and protect the enjoyment of all human rights by LGBTI people, in particular through statements, reports and the Free Equal campaign; encourages the UNHCHR to continue fighting discriminatory laws and practices;

39. Expresses its concern about the recent increase in the number of discriminatory laws and practices, and of acts of violence against individuals, on the basis of their sexual orientation and gender identity; encourages close monitoring of the situation of LGBTI people, including in Nigeria and Gambia, where recently introduced anti-LGBTI laws threaten the lives of sexual minorities; expresses its strong concern regarding so-called ‘anti-propaganda’ laws limiting freedom of expression and assembly, as found in Russia and Lithuania and as currently under consideration in the Kyrgyz parliament; welcomes the UNHRC resolution on combati ...[+++]ng violence and discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity, adopted on 26 September 2014; considers regrettable the UNHRC’s adoption of its resolution on the protection of the family on 26 June 2014, which potentially undermines the principle of universal and indivisible human rights; reaffirms its support for the continued work by the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights to promote and protect the enjoyment of all human rights by LGBTI persons, notably through statements and reports; encourages the UNHCHR to continue to fight discriminatory laws and practices;

The Republic of Senegal is a costal state in the West of Africa and shares its maritime borders with the Republic of Guinea-Bissau, the Republic of Gambia, the Cape Verde islands and the Islamic Republic of Mauritania.

Also, the EU fleet in the region, consisting of 14 Spanish and 9 French seiners vessels, which are active in the Atlantic Ocean and recently returned to the West Africa region in the framework of the Protocols and Agreements between the EU and Mauritania, Guinea-Bissau, Cape Verde and Gambia.