Traduction de «Réitérer son appel » (Français → Anglais) :

19. Reiterates its call for genuine Palestinian unity, which is an essential part of the Middle East peace process; regrets the recent setbacks in the Palestinian reconciliation process, following the partial reshuffle of the national consensus government in late July 2015; notes President Mahmoud Abbas’ announcement about his stepping down as head of the Palestinian Liberation Organisation, along with a number of members of the PLO Executive Committee; reiterates its call for presidential and parliamentary elections in Palestine, which should strengthen the democratic legitimacy of the Palestinian political leadership, contribute to ...[+++]intra-Palestinian reconciliation and reduce the political influence of extremist forces, including Hamas;

15. Supports the Commission’s call for a more joined-up inter-agency and cross-sectoral approach and the proposed measures for improving the exchange of information and good practices and for increasing operational cooperation between the Member States and with the EU agencies; reiterates its call for greater use of the existing instruments and databases such as SIS and ECRIS, and of joint investigation teams; calls on the Commission to take all necessary measures to speed up the conclusion of pending working arrangements between agencies; notes with regret that not enough concrete measures are provided for in the Agenda with a view t ...[+++]o strengthening its justice dimension; calls for the integration and further development of all aspects of judicial cooperation in criminal matters, including by strengthening the rights of suspected and accused persons, victims and witnesses and by improving the implementation of existing EU mutual recognition instruments;

13. Welcomes the underlying principle of the Agenda to fully apply and implement existing instruments in the area of security before proposing new ones; reiterates the need for a more expeditious and efficient sharing of relevant data and information, subject to the appropriate data protection and privacy safeguards; deplores, however, that despite numerous calls by Parliament, an evaluation of the effectiveness of existing EU instruments – also in the light of new security threats the EU is facing – and of the remaining gaps, is still lacking; believes that such an exercise is needed to ensure that the European security policy is eff ...[+++]icient, necessary, proportionate, coherent and comprehensive; calls on the Commission to provide such an operational evaluation of existing EU instruments, resources and funding in the internal security area as a priority measure under the roadmap for implementation of the Agenda; reiterates its calls on the Council and the Commission to comprehensively evaluate the implementation of the measures adopted in the area of internal security before the entry into force of the Lisbon Treaty, making use of the procedure provided for in Article 70 TFEU;

9. Reiterates its call for an inclusive democratic approach by the interim Government of Ukraine to minimise the risk of renewed violence and territorial fragmentation; strongly warns against actions that might contribute to heightened polarisation along ethnic or language lines; commends, in this regard, the measured and responsible reaction of the Ukrainian Government to the events in Crimea; stresses the need for the new authorities in Kyiv to reconnect with the culturally rich Ukrainian society and to ensure that the rights of the Russian-speaking population and all minorities are fully respected and protected, working in close cooperation with the OS ...[+++]CE and the Council of Europe; reiterates its call for a new wide-ranging language regime in supporting all minority languages;

6. Reiterates its concern over the detentions of opposition leaders, journalists and lawyers on the basis of trials which fall short of international standards, and reaffirms its call for the release of all persons convicted on the basis of vague criminal charges which could be considered to be politically motivated, including among others Vladimir Kozlov, Vadim Kurashim and Roza Tuletaeva; expresses its concern with regard to the fairness of trials, and reiterates its call for the guaranteeing of transparency and international standards in trials, an end to convictions on the basis of the above vague criminal charges, and the upholding of the independence ...[+++]of the judiciary;

It reiterates its call to the Council adopts at the earliest opportunity a strategy to improve global social governance and promote core labour standards as a necessary foundation of the present initiative on CSR.