Traduction de «motherland » (Anglais → Français) :

motherland [ mother country ]

15. Condemns the use of religion by extremist and jihadist groups in all countries, and particularly Syria, Iraq, Libya, Myanmar, Nigeria and Central Africa, whose actions including gun and bomb attacks, suicide bombings, kidnappings and other violent acts terrorising populations; is of the view that the fight against terrorism requires its root causes to be addressed, including social exclusion, political marginalisation and inequality; expresses its support for all victims of religious intolerance and hatred; notes that in the Report of the Independent International Commission of Inquiry on the Syrian Arab Republic ‘Rule of Terror: Living under ISIS in Syria’ of 14 November 2014, the public brutality and indoctrination by the self-proc ...[+++]laimed ‘Islamic State’ to ensure the submission of communities, including Christians, under its control are documented; expresses its solidarity with the members of the Christian communities being persecuted and facing the danger of extinction in their motherlands, Iraq and Syria; calls in this respect for greater efforts to protect the rights of persons belonging to religious minorities; urges that human rights and the rule of law need to be upheld in all counter-terrorism activities;

3. Expresses its support for all victims of religious intolerance and hatred; expresses its solidarity with the members of the Christian communities being persecuted and facing the danger of extinction in their motherlands, Iraq and Syria, as well as with other persecuted religious minorities; stresses that the crimes committed against Christian minorities such as Assyrians, Syriacs and Chaldeans, as well as Yazidis and Shia Muslims, represent a final push by IS for a complete religious cleansing in the region; emphasises that for centuries members of different religious groups coexisted peacefully in the region;

My great-grandfather was a seagoing captain. At the time, the motherland was constantly in contact with our founding people.

4. Expresses its support for all victims of religious intolerance and hatred; expresses its solidarity with the members of the Christian communities being persecuted and facing the danger of extinction in their motherlands, Iraq and Syria, as well as with other persecuted religious minorities; confirms and supports the inalienable right of all religious and ethnic minorities living in Iraq and Syria, including Christians, to continue to live in their historical and traditional homelands in dignity, equality and safety, and to practise their religion freely; stresses that the crimes committed against Christian minorities such as Assyri ...[+++]ans, Syriacs and Chaldeans, as well as Yazidis and Shia Muslims, represent a final push by IS for a complete religious cleansing in the region; notes that for centuries members of different religious groups coexisted peacefully in the region;