Translation of "Arrangements for resolving conflicts laws " (English → French) :

1. Welcomes the EU strategy for the Horn of Africa, and in particular its comprehensive approach based on tackling the security and stability concerns, enforcing the rule of law and ensuring due process, which must include functioning law enforcement mechanisms and procedures as well as an independent judicial system, whilst addressing the underlying causes thereof, in particular through developmental and humanitarian strategies based on clear objectives; urges the full implementation of the EU Strategic Framework for the Horn of Africa and supports its five prongs based on: (i) building democratic, robust and accountable political stru ...[+++]ctures in all countries of the Horn of Africa; (ii) working with the countries of the region and with regional and international actors and organisations to resolve conflicts, including through addressing their root causes; (iii) ensuring that existing insecurity in the region does not threaten the security of other neighbouring states or other regions or countries; (iv) supporting efforts to promote economic growth and reduce poverty; (v) supporting political and economic regional cooperation; stresses the importance of promoting sustainable economic growth in the region and reducing poverty, by responding to the basic needs of people ;

In ADR procedures which aim at resolving the dispute by imposing a solution on the consumer, in a situation where there is no conflict of laws, the solution imposed should not result in the consumer being deprived of the protection afforded to him by the provisions that cannot be derogated from by agreement by virtue of the law of the Member State w ...[+++]here the consumer and the trader are habitually resident.

It has likewise been pointed out that Kosovo is a sui generis case, and so independence poses no threat to the international principles of law for resolving conflict.

We all know that threatening the use of military force to resolve conflicts is prohibited under international law.

Finally Turkey is also not burdened by transition problems of the type faced by CEECs, but, on its way to accession, it is undergoing a different and no less important transition of its own, which involves transforming well-established institutional arrangements and resolving deep-rooted social and ethnic conflicts.

the Commission draw up common definitions and proposals to resolve conflicts of jurisdiction between Member States (not excluding nationality as one of the main distinctions) and proposals for the approximation of substantive criminal law, which is necessary to achieve coherence in policy and legal terms, and to make it easier to prosecute and punish those responsible for: