Traduction de «Intervalle de palier droit » (Français → Anglais) :

8. Recalls the importance of taking the activities anticipated in the cooperation plan with the Committee on Women's Rights and Gender Equality into consideration in the Institute's annual work programme and to regularly present the results and findings of the research before the relevant committees of Parliament; notes that the Institute should ease the access to gender-related information towards the Committee on Women's Rights and Gender Equality in a more proactive way and more focused on the work carried out by this committee, which would allow its members more effective tools of information; calls for better interaction between legislative and non-legislative priorities of the Committee on Women's Rights and Gender Equality and the ...[+++]Institute's research; supports the importance of the role performed by the Institute in collecting reliable comparative data disaggregated by sex and fundamental to the development of national and Union policies especially on gender based violence; calls on the Institute to work closely with Eurostat and the European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights in order to produce regular surveys on those issues the Committee on Women's Rights and Gender Equality considers to be the most important, notably violence against women and typical features of female employment;

20. Urges Tunisia to respect fundamental rights such as freedom of opinion, expression and association, and to continue to take all necessary measures to close the remaining gaps in order to comply with human rights conventions as well as the human rights clause in the association agreement; expresses its concern at reports of violations of the rights of human rights defenders including harassment, intimidation, defamation, arbitrary arrest and physical violence; therefore calls on the EU to take account of all these aspects in the framework of the European Neighbourhood Policy (ENP) action plan and to carefully assess on a regular basis the ...[+++] human rights progress made in these fields;

19. Urges Tunisia to respect fundamental rights such as freedom of opinion, expression and association, and to take all necessary measures to close the remaining gaps in order to comply with human rights conventions as well as the human rights clause in the association agreement; expresses its concern at the persisting violations of the rights of human rights defenders including harassment, intimidation, defamation, arbitrary arrest and physical violence; therefore calls on the EU to take account of all these aspects in the framework of the ENP action plan and to carefully assess on a regular basis the human rights progress made in the ...[+++]se fields;

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7. Welcomes the commitment of many world leaders that the next trade round must be a development round and calls on the WTO's members to address developing countries' implementation concerns regarding the Uruguay Round, particularly in the fields of intellectual property, sanitation rules, technical barriers to trade, anti-dumping rules, safeguard measures and rules on mobility of professional labour from developing countries; to follow the EU's lead in providing tariff- and quota-free access to their markets for all products from least developed countries, other than armaments; to further open their markets to imports of goods and ser ...[+++]vices from developing countries, including the elimination of tariff peaks and tariff escalation; to strengthen capacity-building measures to equip developing countries to compete on an equal basis in the world economy; and to allow special and differential treatment provisions to ensure that developing countries have the time to equip themselves for integration in the global economy in accordance with their varying levels of development;

7. Welcomes the commitment of many world leaders that the next trade round must be a development round and calls on the WTO’s members to address developing countries' implementation concerns regarding the Uruguay Round, particularly in the fields of intellectual property, sanitation rules, technical barriers to trade, anti-dumping rules, safeguard measures and rules on mobility of professional labour from developing countries; to follow the EU’s lead in providing tariff- and quota-free access to their markets for all products from least developed countries, other than armaments; to further open their markets to imports of goods and ser ...[+++]vices from developing countries, including the elimination of tariff peaks and tariff escalation; to strengthen capacity-building measures to equip developing countries to compete on an equal basis in the world economy; and to allow special and differential treatment provisions to ensure that developing countries have the time to equip themselves for integration in the global economy in accordance with their varying levels of development;