Traduction de «droit international américain » (Français → Anglais) :

American international law

American international law

Hispano-Luso-American Institute of International Law

international economic law

international law - national law [ national law - international law ]

Hispano-Luso-American Institute of International Law

international humanitarian law | IHL [Abbr.]

international human rights legislation | multi national human rights legislation | international human right rules | international human rights law

Apple Sales International and Apple Operations Europe are two Irish incorporated companies that are fully-owned by the Apple group, ultimately controlled by the US parent, Apple Inc. They hold the rights to use Apple's intellectual property to sell and manufacture Apple products outside North and South America under a so-called 'cost-sharing agreement' with Apple Inc. Under this agreement, Apple Sales International and Apple Operations Europe make yearly payments to Apple in the US to fund research and development efforts conducted on ...[+++] behalf of the Irish companies in the US.

Notes that the commitment by the EU and its Member States to the creation of a professional Afghan police force risks being compromised by the prevalence of practices such as the ‘fast-track’ approach (poor vetting of recruits, six weeks of training with no textbooks because of trainee illiteracy, minimal field training, recruits then given a badge, uniform and gun and sent out on patrol) implemented by a few big US security companies; emphasises the need for more coherent and sustainable police training enabling different Afghan police forces to work together; stresses that police training missions should not only focus on technical aspects but must guarantee recruits’ literacy and give them a basic knowledge of national and ...[+++]international law;

3. Invites the US authorities to recognise the human rights and fundamental freedoms of the Guantánamo prisoners, on the basis of international and US constitutional law, so that every person is treated in accordance with international and human rights law and, if charged, is tried promptly in a fair public hearing by a competent, independent and impartial court of law or international tribunal; calls on the US authorities to abolish military commissions and not to adopt a law on indefinite detention in the United States;

Is concerned that the very existence of the Guantanamo Bay detention centre and the practice of arbitrary arrests and extraordinary renditions continues to send out a negative signal as to how the fight against terrorism is being pursued; urges the Council to issue a clear and forceful declaration calling on the US Government to put an end to the practice of arbitrary arrests and extraordinary renditions and to request the US Government to try or release the remaining detainees and to resettle and compensate them in full compliance with international law and standards and to give clarifications regarding the existence of secret prisons ...[+++]outside US territory;