Traduction de «Fédération contre le vol en matière de droits d'auteur » (Français → Anglais) :

Federation against Copyright Theft | FACT [Abbr.]

8. Welcomes the registration of 300 new garment trade unions since the start of 2013 but regrets deeply that about 30 of the newly registered trade unions are reportedly no longer active because of severe anti-union retaliation, at times violent, and that about another 30 trade unions have been disbanded as a result of factory closures; notes that the newly registered trade unions represent 4 % of the RMG workforce; is concerned by the increased th ...[+++]reats, harassment and physical violence against workers’ representatives and therefore urges the Government of Bangladesh to effectively address unfair labour practices by implementing the necessary measures to prevent, investigate and prosecute wrongdoings – including anti-union discrimination and reprisals – in an expedient and transparent manner; is convinced that adequate training and awareness-raising on labour rights is an effective way of reducing anti-union discrimination;

7. Emphasises, in particular, the need for the EU and its Member States and partner countries to base their strategy for combating international terrorism on the rule of law and respect for fundamental rights, as enshrined in the European acquis on fundamental rights and in international human rights law; stresses, furthermore, that the EU’s external actions to combat international terrorism should be aimed at preventing, countering and prosecuting terrorism;

The International Federation of the Phonographic Industry (IFPI) has expressed concern over the weak state of Canada’s copyright laws and the need to protect Canadian artists from lost revenue due to Internet piracy (28) IFPI argues that stronger copyright protection will result in increased legal downloads of copyrighted music (29)

45. Is concerned at the resurgence of violence in Jonglei state in South Sudan, which is jeopardising the progress made on re-establishing peace and security in the region; supports the investigation requested by UNMISS, and calls for those responsible for the violence to be punished; calls on the Government of South Sudan to: (i) take the necessary steps to strengthen its international and national human rights framework, including by reconfirming its obligations under the international human rights treaties to which Sudan was party at the time of South Sudan’s independence, while withdrawing any reservations to them, and becoming party, without reservations, to other key international human rights treaties; (ii) immediately swear in me ...[+++]mbers of the Investigation Committee into the Jonglei State Crisis and provide them with the necessary resources to carry out an independent, full and impartial investigation; (iii) immediately impose an official moratorium on executions with a view to abolishing the death penalty, and commute all death sentences to imprisonment; stresses the importance of the EU’s continuous assistance to South Sudan with a view to providing capacity-building for the country’s public administration and law enforcement authorities, creating and sustaining an effective civil society and promoting good governance; urges the EU to press for the ratification of key international human rights treaties by South Sudan and assist the country’s authorities in their implementation; condemns the reported abuses against civilians by the military forces in the demilitarisation process, and calls on the South Sudanese Government to conduct an independent investigation into the events in order to hold the soldiers involved accountable and ensure reparations for the victims;