Traduction de «Droit - Loi de la guerre - Niveau élémentaire » (Français → Anglais) :

Legal - Law of Armed Conflict - Basic

Legal - Law of Armed Conflict - Intermediate

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7. Urges all parties to desist from violations of international law, in particular all acts that may be tantamount to war crimes or crimes against humanity, including indiscriminate attacks, attacks on medical facilities, enforced disappearances, murder, hostage-taking, torture and other ill-treatment; reminds all parties engaged in the fighting in Libya that they are bound by the relevant provisions of international human rights and humanitarian law; recalls that all parties must respect the prohibition of direct attacks on civilians and civilian facilities such as hospitals, schools, airports and ports;

[11] These cover 5 objectives: 1) Acceptable and sustainable resolution of the issue of apportionment of property between State and other levels of government; 2) Acceptable and sustainable resolution of defence property; 3) Completion of the Brčko Final Award; 4) Fiscal sustainability; and 5) Entrenchment of the rule of law (demonstrated by adoption of a National War Crimes Strategy, of a Law on Aliens and Asylum and of a National Justice Sector Reform Strategy), as well as two specific conditions: 1) signing of the Stabilisation and Association Agreement 2) a stable political situation.

whereas the first World Humanitarian Summit will be held in Istanbul on 23-24 May 2016; whereas, in his report for the World Humanitarian Summit entitled ‘One humanity, shared responsibility’, the UN Secretary-General draws attention to what he calls ‘the brazen and brutal erosion of respect for international human rights and humanitarian law’ in armed conflict situations, which threatens to cause a return to an era of war without limits; whereas the report notes that the failure to demand and promote respect for these norms and to support the existing enforcement, monitoring and accountability mechanisms contributes to this erosion.

29. Is alarmed by the most serious humanitarian crisis since the Second World War, created by the increasing number of individuals forced to leave their homes as a result of persecution, armed conflict, generalised violence and climate change, and in search of protection and a better life, who are risking their lives by taking dangerous journeys; calls for effective and coordinated international action to address the root causes of migration; calls, furthermore, for more efforts at UN level to address the current and ...[+++]future migratory challenges by ensuring appropriate funding for UNHCR, WFP and other UN bodies involved in providing basic services for refugees inside and outside conflict areas; highlights the importance of the work of the UN Special Rapporteur on the human rights of migrants, including his recommendations;