Traduction de «Commission supérieure des libérations conditionnelles » (Français → Anglais) :

14. Calls on the Council and Commission to raise at the earliest opportunity the case of Mikhail Khodorkovsky, who is now eligible for parole after four years’ incarceration in Siberia, and notes once again that his continued imprisonment is based on political reasons, as was also pointed out by the Swiss Federal Court in August 2007;

26. Takes note of the initiative of the Commission to invite Belarus to attend as an observer at the ENP Conference held on 3 September 2007; is seriously concerned, however, by the lack of a positive response on the part of the government of Belarus to the conditional cooperation offer formulated by the Commission in its November 2006 non-paper; condemns the continued executions carried out in Belarus, the only country in Europe still imposing the death penalty, and other violations ...[+++] by Belarusian authorities of fundamental human rights and freedoms, and calls upon them to release all political prisoners and to stop any oppression of democratic forces, in order to enable the Belarusian people to benefit from freedom, democracy and prosperity and from all the opportunities which stem from closer integration with the EU; underlines that the EU should urgently provide more effective support for civil society, free media and political parties committed to democracy, the rule of law and respect for universal human rights and fundamental freedoms; strongly urges Belarus to apply a moratorium on the death penalty as a first step towards the abolition of capital punishment, and to ratify the second Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights and the European Convention on Human Rights and its relevant protocols; encourages the Commission to make more effective use of the EIDHR, and to ensure that the means provided by the EU financial instruments cannot be misused by the Belarusian government against Belarusian citizens and civil society;

7. Notes that only two EU Member States have completely 'untied' their aid, the rest giving aid that may be conditional upon buying goods and services from the donor country; calls on all Member States and the EU to completely untie their development aid without delay; asks the Commission to monitor closely the levels of tied aid given by Member States to developing countries;

7. Calls on the members of the Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles and Governor George Bush Jr. to grant clemency to Larry Robinson and commute his sentence;

7. Calls on the members of the Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles and Governor Mr George Bush Jr. to grant clemency to Mr Larry Robinson and commute his sentence;

Sessional Paper No. 8540-351-18 (Pursuant to Standing Order 32(6), referred to the Standing Committee on Health and Welfare, Social Affairs, Seniors and the Status of Women) (3) National Parole Board (Quebec Regional Division): P.C. 1993-1095 Marc Faribault, part-time member; P.C. 1993-1096 Daniel Goulet, part-time member; P.C. 1993-1164 Renaud Dutil, part-time member; P.C. 1993-1280 Anne Blouin, part-time member; P.C. 1993-1440 Bernard Dufour, part-time member; National Parole Board (Prairie Regional Division): P.C. 1993-1097 Alvin Edgar Sjolie, part-time member; P.C. 1993-1165 John Kenneth Gormley, part-time member; P.C. 1993-11 ...[+++]94 Judy O'Brien, part-time member of the National Parole Board (Atlantic Regional Division); P.C. 1993-1281 Donald V. Stirling, part-time member of the National Parole Board (Ontario Regional Division); P.C. 1993-1282 Ronald Allen Harder, part-time member of the National Parole Board (Pacific Regional Division); P.C. 1993-1897 Jean T. Fournier, Deputy Solicitor General.