Traduction de «mouvement des jeunes travailleurs catholiques » (Français → Anglais) :

79. Notes that young workers between the ages of 15 and 24 are at particularly high risk of injury , and that the long-term consequences of an illness or injury at an early age can be significant; emphasises further the need to integrate the issue of health and safety at work into existing EU programmes, such as ‘Youth on the Move’;

K. whereas thanks to the freedom of movement of workers in the EU, thousands of unemployed, in particular young people without any prospects of finding a job as a consequence of the current economic and financial crisis in Europe, have found employment in another Member State;

Nevertheless, over the last few decades, human rights groups, governments, and various organs of the United Nations have repeatedly expressed profound concern about the Government of Iran's activities, including, but not limited to, the following issues: execution of numerous persons the estimated number of which, according to reports since the Islamic revolution, is more than 100,000 including those convicted as juveniles, after unfair trials; draconian punishment sanctioned by government, including death by stoning, amputation, and flogging; arbitrary arrests and extended incommunicado detention of political prisoners; violence, legal, and economic discrimination against women, ethnic and religious minorities, and gay, lesbian, bisexua ...[+++]l, and transgendered people; severe restrictions of civil liberties such as freedom of speech, expression, assembly, association, religion, movement, and privacy; and severe restriction of workers' rights, including the right to organize and bargain collectively.

It is the new attack by the ΕU on the working class and young people which only a strong mass movement can rebut; only a strong mass movement can open up new paths by putting into practice the huge wealth which is produced and must be reaped by its creators, the workers, not their exploiters.

I have had the opportunity to meet various representatives in the country, for example the young mayor, Natalia Gnatyuk, and the leader of the young people's movement of the Uniate Greek Catholic Church, Andriy Yaniv.

2. There must be no multiplication of pre-conditions (e.g. harmonization of this legislation or that, or there would never be any progress. That said, the Commission would not be submitting its final proposals for liberalizing capital movements until there was some movement towards strengthening the EMS. 3. On the social front, the Commission would work in three directions: - strengthening the social dialogue in concert with the two sides of industry (new technologies, the labour market and working time); - applying the new Article 1 ...[+++]18A introduced by the Single Act on the health and safety of workers; - facilitating access by young people to the labour market.