Traduction de «Processus de différentiation sexuelle chez l'homme » (Français → Anglais) :

39. Welcomes the ongoing process of follow-up to the report by the High Commissioner for Human Rights on discriminatory laws and practices and acts of violence against individuals based on their sexual orientation and gender identity; encourages further follow-up, including through regional meetings, and the active participation of EU Member States, the Council and the EEAS; absolutely deplores, in this regard, the handing down of the death penalty, prison terms or criminal convictions on grounds of sexual orientation in ...[+++]some countries, and calls for its immediate end; welcomes the leadership of the UN Secretary-General and the High Commissioner for Human Rights regarding this issue, both inside and outside the UNHRC; considers regrettable the ongoing attempts to undermine the universality and indivisibility of human rights, in particular through a resolution on ‘traditional values’;

38. Welcomes the ongoing process of follow-up to the report by the High Commissioner for Human Rights on discriminatory laws and practices and acts of violence against individuals based on their sexual orientation and gender identity; encourages further follow-up, including through regional meetings, and the active participation of EU Member States, the Council and the EEAS; absolutely deplores, in this regard, the handing down of the death penalty, prison terms or criminal convictions on grounds of sexual orientation in ...[+++]some countries, and calls for its immediate end; welcomes the leadership of the UN Secretary‑General and the High Commissioner for Human Rights regarding this issue, both inside and outside the UNHRC; considers regrettable the ongoing attempts to undermine the universality and indivisibility of human rights, in particular through a resolution on ‘traditional values’;

EUPOL RD Congo focuses on concrete activities and projects to underpin its action at the strategic level of the reform process, with a particular emphasis on the reform of the Congolese National Police (PNC) and its interaction with the judiciary, on the support to the reform implementation and the improvement of the PNC operational capacity and accountability, on the enhancement of the knowledge and capacity of PNC officers and training system, and on the support to the fight against impunity in the field of human r ...[+++]ights and sexual violence.

We must avoid introducing provisions that remove barriers to the trade in women's bodies and legitimize the fact that men have unlimited access to the bodies of a certain number of women, thus creating two classes of female citizens: so-called respectable citizens and those dedicated to the sexual comfort of men (1840) In closing, we would like to make a few suggestions that may be of use in the rest of your work: continue documentation and research work on prostitution and the sex industry and, together with Status of Women Canada, w ...[+++]hich is responsible for gender-based analysis, undertake a gender-based analysis process in a perspective of equality between men and women; open a national consultation process and stimulate a society-wide debate in order to take a stand on prostitution as an unacceptable act in a society based on equality between men and women and respect for the rights of the child; introduce an in-depth legislative reform that includes laws concerning sex trafficking we're thinking, among other things, of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act and adopt a full legislative apparatus that comprises a set of social education, prevention, social integration and economic programs for prostituted persons.

10. Emergency interventions and rehabilitation operations based on gender specific analysis should assure: - the full respect of the human rights of women as well as men, and in particular the protection of women from all forms of violence and the threat of violence in the refugee camps and other emergency locations; - appropriate response to women's specific health needs, including sexual and reproductive health and psychological well-being; - equal access by women to education, training and income- generating activities as well as resources and opportunities for development, with particular reference to the importance of these activi ...[+++]ties in the work of rehabilitation; - the promotion of women's participation in decision-making on conflict resolution, and of their contribution to the creation of an environment conducive to peace.

2. since 1999, sets of quantitative and qualitative indicators have been developed by subsequent Presidencies in some of the 12 critical areas of concern in the Beijing Platform for Action, namely: 1999 - Women in political decision-making; 2000 - Women in the economy (reconciliation of work and family life); 2001 - Women in the economy (on equal pay); 2002 - Violence against women; 2003 - Women and men in economic decision-making; 2004 - Sexual harassment at the workplace.