Traduction de «financement des créances sur l'étranger » (Français → Anglais) :

foreign receivable financing

postshipment credit

financing of receivables

foreign receivables

export factoring

7. Reiterates its serious concerns about the ‘foreign agents’ law and the way it is being implemented, and calls for its revision; considers that the definition of ‘political activity’ carried out by NGOs that accept foreign funding is so broad as to allow, in practice, government control over just about any organised activity relating to public life;

4. Considers that the law on ‘foreign agents’ is in violation of Russia’s commitments to the Council of Europe and the OSCE; further considers that the definition of ’political activity’ carried out by NGOs that accept foreign funding is so broad as to allow, in practice, government control over just about any organised activity relating to public life; urges Russia, therefore, to repeal laws that contain provisions inconsistent with Russia’s international and constitutional commitments on human rights;

4. Considers that the law on ‘foreign agents’ is in violation of Russia’s commitments to the Council of Europe and the OSCE; further considers that the definition of ‘political activity’ carried out by NGOs that accept foreign funding is so broad as to allow, in practice, government control over just about any organised activity relating to public life; urges Russia, therefore, to repeal laws that contain provisions inconsistent with Russia’s international and constitutional commitments on human rights;

A. whereas the situation of NGOs in Egypt is alarming; whereas the establishment of a committee to review civil institutions and NGOs, with the aim of tightening legal control over foreign funding of civil society organisations and political foundations, was announced in October 2011 and a request was subsequently made to the Central Bank to monitor all bank transfers to and from NGOs; whereas the offices of 10 foreign-funded organisations were searched and those organisations were investigated and then banned by the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (SCAF) on 29 December 2011; whereas on 5 February 2012 Egypt's military-led government announced that it was putting 19 American citizens and 24 others on trial as part of a criminal investigation into th ...[+++]e foreign financing of non-profit-making organisations active in Egypt; whereas Egyptian judges are investigating alleged illegal foreign financing of pro-democracy NGOs and political foundations, and whereas 44 defendants, including 19 Americans, 14 Egyptians, five Serbs, two Germans, two Lebanese, one Jordanian and one Palestinian, have had their cases referred to the Cairo Criminal Court and ordered not to leave the country;