Traduction de «Homme d'affaires immigrant » (Français → Anglais) :

Intercultural dialogue is an important dimension in many Community policies and instruments in the fields of the structural funds, education, lifelong learning, youth, culture, citizenship and sport, gender equality, employment and social affairs, combating discrimination and social exclusion, combating racism and xenophobia, policy on asylum and the integration of immigrants, human rights and sustainable development, audiovisual policy and research.

Intercultural dialogue is an important dimension in many Community policies and instruments in the fields of the structural funds, education, lifelong learning, youth, culture, citizenship and sport, gender equality, employment and social affairs, combating discrimination and social exclusion, combating racism and xenophobia, policy on asylum and the integration of immigrants, human rights and sustainable development, audiovisual policy and research.

6. Reiterates its firm view that there must be parallel progress in all the four areas, and that progress in the economic field must be accompanied by progress in justice and home affairs and, in particular, in the EU-Russia Human Rights Dialogue, which so far has utterly failed to produce any tangible results, as human rights and fundamental values must remain part of the process, also as regards the fight against terrorism, organised crime and illegal immigration; condemns in this context t ...[+++]he decision of the Russian authorities to ban the first gay pride parade in Moscow on 27 May, as well as their failure to ensure the safety and security of peaceful demonstrators and human rights activists;

I will conclude by expressing a concern: Parliament is carrying out interesting work on immigration whilst the Justice and Home Affairs Council has recently approved closer cooperation for managing migratory flows with Libya, which has now become a privileged partner of ours in the area of immigration even though it continues to offer no guarantees with regard to respect for human rights and safeguarding the right to asylum.

By letter of 3 June 2003 the Commission forwarded to Parliament the communication from the Commission to the European Parliament and the Council in view of the European Council of Thessaloniki on the development of a common policy on illegal immigration, smuggling and trafficking of human beings, external borders and the return of illegal residents (COM(2003) 323), which was forwarded for information to the Committee on Citizens' Freedoms and Rights, Justice and Home Affairs, the Committee on Foreign Affairs ...[+++], Human Rights, Common Security and Defence Policy and the Committee on Development and Cooperation.

47. Proposes once again that the object of the debate on the regulation of migration (including measures to combat illegal immigration and the gangs that profit from it) should be to enable migration to be jointly managed, to lay down policies on temporary migration , to introduce a special travel visa for businessmen and women , academics, researchers, students, journalists, or trade-unionists, involved in the Euro-Mediterranean partnership, to harness immigration to assist development in countries of origin (aid for migrants' projects in their countries of origin), and to introduce an explicit integration policy in host countries in relation to legally established immigrants; ...[+++]