Traduction de «International Conference on mine clearance » (Anglais → Français) :

X. whereas it is necessary to strengthen international humanitarian law as it applies to mines other than anti-personnel mines through the Convention on Certain Conventional Weapons (CCW), taking into account that anti-vehicle mines which are equipped with sensitive fuses and anti-handling devices that can be triggered by the unintentional act of a person are already banned by the Ottawa Convention as they form a deadly threat to vulnerable communities and humanitarian aid workers as well as mine-clearance ...[+++] personnel,

X. reaffirming the need to strengthen international humanitarian law (IHL) as it applies to mines other than anti-personnel mines through the Convention on Certain Conventional Weapons (CCW), taking into account that anti-vehicle mines which are equipped with sensitive fuses and anti-handling devices that can be triggered by the unintentional act of a person are already banned by the Ottawa Convention as they form a deadly threat to vulnerable communities and humanitarian aid workers as well as ...[+++]mine-clearance personnel,

I must stress that for this to occur the effort of the European Union must be more cohesive, bringing in Finland and Greece; the European Union must coordinate all its power to exert international pressure on those countries that have not yet accepted the Ottawa Convention; and the European effort must become more effective, for example through an increase in funding, taking into account the need for safe mine clearance, the systematic destruction of existing stockpiles ...[+++]and the further development of advanced mine detection and clearance technologies.

Before that date (from April 1986 to February 1987) it was the Post Office which carried out customs clearance operations for SFMI-Chronopost's international business. However, this had not conferred any advantages on SFMI-Chronopost,

The initiative concerned is general in scope and comprises three components: - a moratorium on the export of mines, aimed at affirming the Union's commitment externally; - preparation for the Review Conference on the 1980 Convention on "inhuman weapons", including indication of the objectives which the Union will be pursuing at that Conference; this will mainly involve a tightening of the bans and limitations provided for in Protocol No 2, which covers mines; - a major Union contribution to international mine clearance; this will consist of participation in the funding of the International Conference on mine clearance organized under the ...[+++] aegis of the United Nations Secretary-General, a contribution to the United Nations mine-clearance fund and, finally, mine-clearance operations by the Union itself.

As part of the Council's work, this coordination has led to the adoption, in the context of International Labour Conferences, of an agreement and a recommendation on the safety and health of workers in mining and in agriculture, a protocol and a recommendation on the recording and declaration of industrial accidents and occupational diseases, including the revision of the schedule of occupational diseases, and the adoption of a resolution on safety and health at work.