Traduction de «Ransoms » (Anglais → Français) :

Two major international investigations (Ransom and Ransom II) were concluded, related to so-called Police Ransomware – a type of malware that blocks the victim's computer, accusing the victim of having visited illegal websites containing child abuse material or other illegal activity.

R. whereas the Egyptian Government seems unable to take control over the security crisis in Sinai; whereas thousands of people lose their lives and disappear in Sinai every year, while others, mainly refugees from Eritrea and Somalia, including many women and children, are kidnapped and held to ransom by human traffickers; whereas refugees are also kidnapped in Sudanese refugee camps and brought into Sinai; whereas victims of human traffickers are abused in the most dehumanising manner and are subject to systemic violence, torture, sexual exploitation and forced labour, or killed for the organ trade; whereas the victims’ families are blackmailed for ransoms of up to ...[+++]EUR 50 000 for their release;

– (PL) Commissioner, please let us avoid a situation where the European Union, following the example of the United States, will pay ransom, such as the ransom recently demanded for the release of the nurses and the doctor by Colonel Gadaffi, who asked for an extortionate amount of money to free the victims.

– (PL) Commissioner, please let us avoid a situation where the European Union, following the example of the United States, will pay ransom, such as the ransom recently demanded for the release of the nurses and the doctor by Colonel Gadaffi, who asked for an extortionate amount of money to free the victims.

Witnesses: From the Lower North Shore Fishermen Association: Paul Nadeau, Director General; Andrew Fequet, President; Marvin Buckle, Secretary; John Evans, Treasurer; Pierce Nadeau, Member; Hollis Lavallée, Member; Wesley Etheridge, Member; Clyde Bobbitt, Member; Marc Monger, Member; Riley Lavallée, Member; German Dumas, Member; Réjean Guillemette, Member; Winston Bobitt, Member; Henry Driscoll, Member, Willie-Dan Ransom and Lloyd Ransom: Pursuant to Standing Order 108(2), the Committee considered the Fisheries Management in the Atlantic Provinces.

The message on this point must be quite clear: what Canada has now done is not just to seize a Union vessel to satisfy domestic needs and conceal inefficient fisheries management; Canada is holding the international community to ransom by presenting it with a fait accompli.