Traduction de «diritto criminale » (Italien → Anglais) :

In order to put this liberalisation into practice, it is still necessary to strengthen the fight against organised crime in both countries and to develop a strategy supporting the integration of repatriated nationals, in the case of Albania, and the harmonisation of criminal law according to the Federal Criminal Code, in the case of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

3. Calls on the Commission to propose common judicial standards and models for integration and cooperation among Member States; calls on it in particular, on the basis of an evaluation report on the implementation of the Framework Decision on the fight against organised crime and building on Member States’ most advanced legislation, to submit a legislative proposal setting out a common definition of organised crime, which should include, inter alia, the offence of participation in a mafia-style organisation, emphasising the fact that criminal groups of this kind ...[+++] are business-oriented and wield a power of intimidation and taking into account Article 2(a) of the UN Convention against Transnational Organised Crime; stresses that proposals for EU substantive criminal law provisions must respect fundamental rights and the principles of subsidiarity and proportionality, as well as the positions of Parliament’s resolution of 22 May 2012 on an EU approach to criminal law;

With today's Communication "Towards an EU Criminal Policy", the Commission is delivering on its promise and is also heeding calls from legal practitioners and academics for a more coherent approach to criminal law at EU level, as expressed by the drafters of the 2009 Manifesto on EU Criminal Policy.

As regards democracy and the rule of law in Turkey, the investigation of the alleged criminal network Ergenekon continued.

There should be no problems with recognition of final decisions that have been taken in areas where material criminal law has been harmonised or approximated, like corruption, trafficking in human beings or participation in a criminal organisation.

- adopting at the earliest opportunity a joint action pursuant to Article K.3(2)(b) of the TEU, with a view to taking tough action to combat the traffic in children, not only in connection with the most serious forms of sexual exploitation, but also in connection with the adoption of children in other countries; such trafficking should, furthermore, be classified as an offence subject to the provisions of the criminal law of all Member States; each Member States should provide for the criminal or civil liability of any moral persons involved, without prejudice to the liability of the natural persons also involved, and for the provision ...[+++]s of Directive 91/398 of 10 June 1991 on money laundering to be applied against such persons; each Member State should set up a specific administrative body at national and/or regional level with responsibility for combating the traffic in children and cooperating closely with the relevant national police, immigration and social security authorities and with the other accredited bodies set up in the other Member States; the latter must notify the others of all cases involving the disappearance of children which have been brought to their notice;