Traduction de «Canadian Association Police Governance » (Anglais → Français) :

L. whereas since 26 November 2013, Egyptian security forces have violently dispersed peaceful protests of people demonstrating against the government, military trials against civilians and Law 107; whereas the police has used tear gas, water cannons and batons against the protesters; whereas dozens of human rights defenders, civil society activists, journalists, bloggers, and critics of the government have been harassed and detained and some were banned from travelling by a judge; whereas several detainees reported that police beat ...[+++] and sexually harassed them; whereas such actions by the Egyptian security forces constitute a violation of the right of freedom of association and expression, and could be considered as being politically motivated;

What do the following organizations have in common: the Vancouver Board of Trade; the Canadian Nurses Association; the Canadian Institute of Planners; the Chinese Canadian National Council; the Town of Halton Hills, which is Mr. Chong's town; the Canadian Association for Business Economics; the Ontario Council of Agencies Serving Immigrants; the Canada West Foundation; the Co-operative Housing Federation of Canada; the Canadian Federation of Independent Business; the Canadian Labour Congress; Alberta Health Services; the U ...[+++]nited Way of Canada; the Canadian Jewish Congress; the Canadian Public Health Association; the Chamber of Commerce in Burlington, Ontario, which is Mr. Wallace's town; the Canadian Council on Social Development; the Canadian Economics Association; the Governments of Ontario, Manitoba, Quebec, and Prince Edward Island; the Government of Nunavut; the Canadian Medical Association; the Toronto Board of Trade; the Canadian Association of Midwives; the Corporation of the County of Simcoe; the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops; the Canadian Chamber of Commerce; the Royal Society of Canada; the Evangelical Fellowship of Canada; the Ukrainian Canadian Congress; the cities of Edmonton—which is Mr. Lake's town—Fredericton, Ottawa, Toronto, and Victoria?

Firearms Registry Mr. Paul Steckle (Huron—Bruce, Lib.): Mr. Speaker, the second petition is from petitioners who draw to the attention of the House and all Canadians that the Auditor General's report submitted to Parliament on December 3, 2002, determined that the cost of the federal firearms registry for long guns at that time was perceived to have exceeded $1 billion; and a recent administrative review verified that the gun registry would cost another $541 million before it was fully implemented; and the fact that eight provinces, three territories, police ...[+++] associations, police chiefs and police officers across Canada have withdrawn their support of the firearms registry for long guns; and that recent public opinion polls have demonstrated that a majority of Canadian taxpayers support the abolition of the firearms registry.

(3a) The Governing Board of the Association of European Police Colleges (AEPC), which has coordinated law enforcement training activities for EU Member States and the candidate countries since early 1996, issued a statement on 20 September 2000 containing a number of recommendations on the proposed creation of a European Network of Police Colleges.

43. Instructs its President to forward this resolution to the European Council, the Commission, the governments and parliaments of the Member States, the associate partners and the associate members of the WEU, the Council, the Assembly and Secretary-General of the WEU, the parliamentary assembly and Secretary-General of NATO, the Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council, the Canadian Parliament and the United States Congress.

It is right to take away someone's freedom for having denied someone's right to live and for having destroyed not only the life of the victim but the lives of the family and friends those people have killed (1740 ) Millions of Canadians support the repeal of section 745: The Canadian Police Association, police officers across the country, correctional workers across the country, the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police.