Traduction de «sostegno investigativo » (Italien → Anglais) :

detective constable | detective superintendent | detective inspector | police detective

balance of payments assistance [ balance of payments facility | balance of payments support | BOP assistance | medium-term financial assistance ]

EU aid [ aid from the EU | aid from the European Union | Community aid | Community support | European Union aid ]

care home worker | care support worker | care home assistant | residential care home worker

support tariff

photo reporter | photo-journalist | photographic journalist | photojournalist

customs investigation office

Aggregate Measure of Support | Aggregate Measurement of Support | AMS [Abbr.]

13. Stresses that in democratic and open states based on the rule of law, citizens have a right to know about serious violations of their fundamental rights and to denounce them, including those involving their own government; stresses the need for procedures allowing whistleblowers to unveil serious violations of fundamental rights and the need to provide such people with the necessary protection, including at international level; expresses its continued support for investigative journalism and media freedom;

16. Stresses that in democratic and open states based on the rule of law, citizens have a right to know about serious violations of their fundamental rights, as well as to denounce these, including against their own government; stresses the need for procedures allowing whistleblowers to unveil serious violations of fundamental rights and the need to provide such persons with the necessary protection, including at international level; expresses its continued support for investigative journalism and media freedom;

The European Cybercrime Centre is designed to deliver this expertise as a fusion centre, as a centre for operational investigative and forensic support, but also through its ability to mobilise all relevant resources in EU Member States to mitigate and reduce the threat from cybercriminals wherever they operate from", said Troels Oerting, Head of the European Cybercrime Centre

27. Acknowledges the fundamental role played by joint investigation teams in combating cross-border organised crime and voices its concern at the fact that, owing to inadequate transposition of the relevant framework decision and to foot-dragging on the part of some national judicial authorities, this investigative instrument is not being used to best effect; calls on the Commission and the Council to give a new impetus to the work of joint investigation teams both by ensuring full implementation of Framework Decision 2002/465/JHA in all Member States and by providing adequate financial support; stresses that the results achieved by jo ...[+++]int investigation teams can be assessed at European level (e.g. on the basis of the value of items confiscated) and at national level (e.g. on the basis of the effectiveness of individual team members), and calls on the Commission to address this issue in cooperation with Eurojust and Europol;