Translation of "Interrupter contact " (English → French) :

82. Is very concerned that the human rights dialogue with Iran has been interrupted since 2004 due to a lack of cooperation from Iran; regrets that, according to the Council, no progress had been made; urges Iran to re-engage in the dialogue and, drawing on input from the EU, to define benchmarks aimed at real improvements in the field; calls on the Commission to implement all actions required within the framework of the EIDHR, so as to promote contacts and cooperation with Iranian civil society and to further support democracy and ...[+++] human rights; expresses its deep concern regarding the deterioration of the human rights situation in Iran and points out, in particular, the intensification of the repression directed against human rights defenders; at the same time, deplores the fact that Iran continues to apply the death penalty under conditions which violate international standards, and denounces in particular the executions of juvenile offenders; calls on the Council to express concern about the human rights situation in the country in all its contacts with the Iranian government and to concentrate its efforts on protecting human rights defenders, and especially women, as well as to persuade Iran to adopt an immediate moratorium on executions as a first step towards abolition;

37. Condemns the Iranian President's call for Israel to be wiped off the map; expresses its concerns about the human rights situation in Iran and the fact that – due to Iran's lack of engagement – the human rights dialogue with Iran has been interrupted since its last round in June 2004; calls on Iran to re-engage in the dialogue and, drawing on input from the EU, to define benchmarks aimed at real improvements in the field; welcomes the clear statement in the Council conclusions of 12 December 2005 to this effect; calls on the Council to continue, in particular, its demarches towards Iran on individual cases and welcomes in this reg ...[+++]ard the Austrian Presidency's commitment; expresses its regret at Iran's poor human rights record during the first six months of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's term of office and calls upon the Commission to take all necessary measures within the framework of the European human rights initiative to intensify contacts and cooperation with Iranian civil society and further support democracy and human rights;

37. Condemns the Iranian President’s call for Israel to be wiped off the map; expresses its concerns about the human rights situation in Iran and the fact that the human rights dialogue with Iran – due to Iran’s lack of engagement – has been interrupted since its last round in June 2004; calls on Iran to re-engage in the dialogue and, drawing on input from the EU, to define benchmarks aiming at real improvements in the field; welcomes the clear statement in the Council conclusions of 12 December 2005 to this effect; calls on the Council to continue in particular its démarches towards Iran on individual cases and welcomes in this rega ...[+++]rd the Austrian Presidency’s commitment; expresses its regret at Iran's poor human rights record during the first six months of President Mahmouh Ahmadinejad's term of office and calls upon the Commission to take all the necessary measures within the framework of the European human rights' initiative to intensify contacts and cooperation with Iranian civil society and further support democracy and human rights;

(b) stayed without interruption in contact with the lees for at least nine months in the same undertaking from the time when the cuvée was constituted;

On this occasion, Commissioner van den Broek welcomed the resumption in Brussels of contacts between the two communities, interrupted since the tragic events of August, and underlined the importance of promoting contacts between the two communities in order to facilitate a political settlement of the Cyprus question.

In addition to the Common Position adopted by the Council on 20 November 1995 and the measures contained therein, the Council decides to take the following further measures: - Member States will take, in accordance with national law, such measures as are appropriate in the context of their own immigration procedures to ensure that members of the Nigerian Provisional Ruling Council and the Federal Executive Council, members of the Nigerian military and security forces and their families in possession of long-term visas are not admitted; - expulsion of all military personnel attached to the diplomatic representations of Nigeria in Member States of the European Union, and withdrawal of all military personnel attached to diplomatic representat ...[+++]ions of the Member States of the European Union in Nigeria; - interruption of all contacts in the field of sports through denial of visas to official delegations and national teams.