Traduction de «personne en situation d'insertion » (Français → Anglais) :

Severe material deprivation – early estimates for 2015 - Share of severely materially deprived people down to 8.2% in the EU - Around 41 million people in this situation in the EU // Brussels, 14 April 2016

69. Favours the inclusion of disability in development cooperation, in line with the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD) taking account of the fact that a disproportionate number of people with disabilities live in developing countries, many of whom are marginalised, live in extreme poverty and are unable to enjoy the full range of human rights, and stresses that the European Year for Development is a once‑in-a generation opportunity to champion the rights and needs of all people, including the most vulnera ...[+++]ble and marginalised, and in particular of people with disabilities, including children, young people and women with disabilities;

14. Stresses the need to prioritise action to tackle the problems of unemployment, poverty and social exclusion, which affect women above all, so as to give priority to sustainable employment/quality jobs with rights, investment and quality public services which ensure social inclusion, especially in the areas of education, health, childcare, care of dependent persons, public transport and social services;

1. Considers that the process of social inclusion in the new Member States must be accelerated and that in order to do so more funds must be made available to make it possible to improve fundamentally the situation of women, single-parent households, new entrants to the labour market, older, sick or disabled persons, people providing long-term care to the disabled or to the elderly and children who are disadvantaged or at risk owin ...[+++]g to the absence of parental authority, as well as linguistic minorities, refugees, the Roma and all other ethnic minorities in the territory of the Union, without forgetting persons in great distress: the homeless and victims of dependency (alcoholism, drug addiction);

1. Stresses the need to prioritise tackling the issues of unemployment, poverty and social exclusion, and that this will require the revision of the existing economic and financial policies, especially the Stability Pact, the Lisbon strategy, internal market policy and competition policy, with a view to the creation of a Pact for Development and Employment which will give priority to achieving a high employment rate and creating long-term quality jobs backed up by workers' rights, investment, and public services observing high standards and ensuring social inclusion, in particular in the fields of education, public h ...[+++]ealth, childcare, care of dependent persons, public transport and social services;

One could say, ‘OK, the illegals just do not feature in the report and so we are not going to say anything about them today’, but that is precisely the problem: we are always dealing exclusively with people with legal resident status, and almost all the other projected legislation – even own-initiative reports – has seen the failure, over and over again, of amendments intended precisely to enhance the rights of the illegals.