Traduction de «Indien non soumis au régime d'un traité » (Français → Anglais) :

Non-Treaty Indian

25. Notes the progress made by Kosovo in fulfilling the requirements of the visa liberalisation roadmap; calls on the authorities to make further efforts and to prove their commitment to implementing the recommendations, including by adopting the four outstanding pieces of legislation; urges the Commission to make the utmost effort to accelerate the visa liberalisation process for Kosovo as the last country in the region with visa obligations; expresses strong concern about the recent upsurge in the number of citizens leaving Kosovo for EU countries, including Roma, Ashkali and Albanians; calls on the Pristina authorities to take effective action against the criminal networks involved in the trafficking of human beings and, with the help of the ...[+++] European Union Office in Pristina, to explain clearly to the general public that there is little chance of asylum applications being accepted; stresses the need to address the underlying causes for citizens leaving Kosovo, including by investing in quality education, especially for minority and marginalised communities;

3. Calls on the Council to contribute to such a treaty by: (a) prohibiting the development, testing, production, stockpiling, transfer, use and threatened use of nuclear weapons, and encouraging states possessing nuclear weapons – irrespective of whether or not they belong to the NPT regime – to take unilateral as well multilateral steps to achieve nuclear disarmament; and (b) prohibiting the production of weapons-usable fissile material and requiring weapons delivery vehicles to be destroyed or converted so that they are incompatible with the use of nuclear warheads;

‘accredited parliamentary assistants’, employed at one of the European Parliament's three places of work under the specific legal arrangements adopted on the basis of Article 283 of the Treaty and whose contracts are concluded and administered directly by the European Parliament, and

· accredited parliamentary assistants employed at one of Parliament’s three places of work under the specific legal arrangements adopted on the basis of Article 283 of the Treaty (concerning the Staff Regulations of officials and the Conditions of Employment of other servants of the European Communities) and whose contracts are concluded and administered directly by Parliament,