Traduction de «re compagnie de police militaire » (Français → Anglais) :

12. Calls for the promotion of human rights, by supporting human rights training for the army and police (including human and civil rights campaigns for affected sections of the population), the coaching of staff in colleges on international standards of policing and military police, and the creation of a code of conduct for security personnel, delineating areas of responsibility between the police and army, the creation of offices of human rights ombudsmen and human right ...[+++]s commissions as well as human rights training for district authorities and civil servants;

12. Calls for the promotion of human rights, by supporting human rights training for the army and police (including human and civil rights campaigns for affected sections of the population), the coaching of staff in colleges on international standards of policing and military police, and the creation of a code of conduct for security personnel, delineating areas of responsibility between the police and army, the creation of offices of human rights ombudsmen and human right ...[+++]s commissions as well as human rights training for district authorities and civil servants;

12. Calls for the promotion of human rights, by supporting human rights training for the army and police (including human and civil rights campaigns for effected segments of the population); the empowerment of staff colleges on international standards of policing and military police; the creation of a code of conduct for security personnel, delineating areas of responsibility between the police and army, the creation of offices of human rights ombudsmen and human rights ...[+++]commissions as well as human rights training for district authorities and civil servants;

C. whereas the crisis culminated on 7 November when – after a series of previous opposition rallies during which the number of protesters reached 70 000 and then fell to a few hundred, who were then forced away from the main thoroughfare – riot troops used clubs, water cannons, tear gas and rubber bullets to break up fresh demonstrations which occurred, demonstrators were severely beaten, among them tens of journalists and the Georgian Public Defender (Ombudsman) Sozar Subari; whereas after the violent clashes more than 500 people had to seek medical treatment; whereas on 7 November Imedi TV broadcast false and unfounded information about alleged pla ...[+++]ns by the police to storm the main Orthodox Cathedral, thus provoking masses of citizens in Tbilisi to take to the streets; whereas the same day, Imedi TV, Georgia's most important independent television broadcasting station, which is financially controlled by Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation, was forced off the air by the military police, and all other non-state broadcasters were banned from reporting news; whereas in the evening of 7 November President Saakashvili imposed a 15-day state of emergency which lasted 9 days,

to enable the PSC to determine, taking account of the security situation and advice from HR/EUSR, the EU Force Commander, and the Head of Mission EUPM, and following EUMC and CIVCOM advice, whether all or part of the Integrated Police Unit style capability should be repositioned within EUSR domain, for duties in support of the Rule of Law, including in support of State Information and Protection Agency (SIPA). In this case, the composition of the police and military missions shall be reviewed.

International co-operation is further complicated by the co-existence in many countries of different police bodies, e.g. civil-status police, military-status police, national, regional, local police or a fully regionalised police.