Traduction de «International Committee on Exhibition Exchange » (Anglais → Français) :

8. Recognises that Paris Principles-aligned NHRIs are well placed to provide support for the implementation of the UN Guiding Principles and to facilitate, and even ensure, access to remedies; calls on the EU and its Member States to recognise NHRIs alongside enterprises and bodies representing employees, employers and consumers as key partners in advancing the human rights and business agenda, developing linkages between business, the state and civil society and promoting internationally recognised social, environmental and human rights standards and guidelines; calls, in this context, on the Member States to strengthen and, where nec ...[+++]essary, broaden the mandates of the NHRIs to make them more effective, or, where no Paris Principles-aligned NHRI is in place, to take steps to establish one, and for the EU to develop appropriate strategic support; commits itself to establishing a regular annual exchange of views with NHRIs in the framework of the LIBE and/or DROI committees, building on the experience of the DROI committee’s exchange of views on the ‘EU and Eastern Partnership Ombudsmen 2011 Summit’, and to complement such exchanges with targeted workshops on human rights and business;

(b)on the basis of a draft submitted by the Executive Director in accordance with Article 128(4)(e) and taking into account the opinion of the Commission, adopting a multiannual strategic programme for the Office, including the Office's strategy for international cooperation, following an exchange of views between the Executive Director and the relevant committee in the European Parliament, and forwarding the adopted multiannual strategic programme to ...[+++]the European Parliament, to the Council and to the Commission.

26. Notes, in particular, that according to the World Bank the illegal component of this capital flight amounts to 1 000 to 1 600 billion USD each year, half of which comes from developing countries; supports the international efforts made to freeze and recover stolen assets and asks those Member States that have not done so to ratify the United Nations Convention against corruption; deplores that similar efforts are not being made to combat tax evasion and asks the Commission and Member States to promote the global ...[+++]extension of the principle of the automatic exchange of tax information, to ask that the Code of Conduct on tax evasion currently being drawn up at the United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) be annexed to the Doha declaration and to support the transformation of the UN taxation committee into a genuine intergovernmental body equipped with additional resources to conduct the international fight against tax evasion alongside the OECD;

13. Calls for each committee secretariat in the directorates of the DGs for internal and external policies to include an official who is specially trained in gender mainstreaming and to encourage networking amongst those officials, under the coordination of the secretariat of the Committee on Women's Rights and Gender Equality, with a view to conducting regular exchanges on best practices;

13. Calls for each committee secretariat in the directorates of the DGs for internal and external policies to include an official who is specially trained in gender mainstreaming and to encourage networking amongst those officials, under the coordination of the secretariat of the Committee on Women's Rights and Gender Equality, with a view to conducting regular exchanges on best practices;

94. Deems it indispensable to confer on the European Ethics Group a genuine interinstitutional status which would enable it to act as a European Advisory Committee on Ethics, at the interface between the various Community authorities, and, furthermore, to maintain a dialogue and a permanent network for the exchange of information with national ethics committees in the Member States of the EU or in third countries, as well as with ethical committees set up by international governmental organi ...[+++]sations (such as UNESCO’s International Bioethics Committee or the Council of Europe’s Bioethics Committee);