Translation of "Arkansas Institute for Social Justice " (English → French) :

66. Declares its solidarity with the citizens in the countries of the Southern Neighbourhood fighting for democracy, freedom and social justice; calls on the EU to offer unequivocal and prompt support to new aspirations to democracy, freedom and social justice; remains concerned by the absence in the EU's Mediterranean policy of a clear long-term strategic vision for progress and development in the region; calls for clarification and improvement of the rationale, goals and working methods of the Union for the Mediterranean (UfM); considers therefore t ...[+++]hat it is of the utmost importance and urgency to rethink and overhaul the EU strategy towards the Mediterranean and urges, in this regard, that the Strategic Review of the ENP must fully take into consideration and reflect the new developments in the region and set up a political dialogue with the EU's southern neighbours; asks, in addition, for the UfM to be redesigned in order to contribute actively and efficiently to democratic, sustainable and fair societies in the whole region; stresses the importance of women's participation in the democratic transition and institutional reforms; emphasises again that the strengthening of democracy, the rule of law, good governance, the fight against corruption and respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms are essential elements of this dialogue;

66. Declares its solidarity with the citizens in the countries of the Southern Neighbourhood fighting for democracy, freedom and social justice; calls on the EU to offer unequivocal and prompt support to new aspirations to democracy, freedom and social justice; remains concerned by the absence in the EU's Mediterranean policy of a clear long-term strategic vision for progress and development in the region; calls for clarification and improvement of the rationale, goals and working methods of the Union for the Mediterranean (UfM); considers therefore t ...[+++]hat it is of the utmost importance and urgency to rethink and overhaul the EU strategy towards the Mediterranean and urges, in this regard, that the Strategic Review of the ENP must fully take into consideration and reflect the new developments in the region and set up a political dialogue with the EU's southern neighbours; asks, in addition, for the UfM to be redesigned in order to contribute actively and efficiently to democratic, sustainable and fair societies in the whole region; stresses the importance of women's participation in the democratic transition and institutional reforms; emphasises again that the strengthening of democracy, the rule of law, good governance, the fight against corruption and respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms are essential elements of this dialogue;

11. Expresses its regret that WTO members have yet to find a way to integrate this treaty into the system of UN institutions and rules governing environmental protection including climate change, as well as social justice and respect for all human rights; insists that obligations and objectives under MEAs, such as the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change, and other UN institutions (FAO, ILO, IMO) must take precedence over the narrow interpretation of trade rules;

The Canadian Alliance for Social Justice and Family Values Association is a non-denominational, non-partisan grassroots association with a large and growing membership whose principle purposes are: to redress social injustice; to advocate, foster, safeguard and protect constitutional charter and social rights, traditional family values and parental rights; and to promote the establishment of traditional schools, social, educational institutions ...[+++] and charitable activities.

Just as we promote social justice in the context of our national and European economic policies, we resolve to work together, and with other governments and international institutions, to ensure stability and growth with social justice at the international level.

In Jewish tradition, the pursuit of social justice is the responsibility of every person and of the social institutions and government structures that we develop as part of living in a community.