Traduction de «Groupe de travail sur les dangers d'incendie » (Français → Anglais) :

Ms. Melissa McDonald (Member, Working Group on the Health Dangers of the Urban Use of Pesticides): Certainly.

J. whereas the new government is failing to control the extreme right-wing paramilitary groups; whereas, in particular and more and more frequently, members of the Verkhovna Rada and members of other democratic institutions who are members of the Communist Party of Ukraine are victims of right-wing attacks in which they are blackmailed, intimidated, and have their property seized or destroyed; whereas the central office of the Communist Party of Ukraine in Kyiv, which is owned by the Communist Party, as well as the property and personal belongings of employees who worked in the building, were confiscated and the building was burned; w ...[+++]hereas many offices of the Communist Party in all Ukrainian regions have been attacked and destroyed; whereas even in the parliament political debates result in violent attacks against the opposition;

94. Urges the Council, the Commission and the Member States to implement the measures proposed by Parliament in its resolution on EU policies in favour of human rights defenders, adopted in June 2010, with emphasis on measures aimed at providing swift assistance to human rights defenders at risk, such as emergency visas and shelter, and those implying public support and visible recognition of the work of human rights defenders, with a gender perspective in the implementation of the guidelines in favour of women human rights defenders ...[+++]and other particularly vulnerable groups, such as defenders working to promote economic, social and cultural rights and those working with the rights of minorities and indigenous people; calls on the HR/VP to push for the implementation of the Shelter Cities programme, which provides shelter for human rights defenders in European cities;

98. Urges the Council, the Commission and the Member States to implement the measures proposed by Parliament in its resolution on EU policies in favour of human rights defenders, adopted in June 2010, with emphasis on measures aimed at providing swift assistance to human rights defenders at risk, such as emergency visas and shelter, and those implying public support and visible recognition of the work of human rights defenders, with a gender perspective in the implementation of the guidelines in favour of women human rights defenders ...[+++]and other particularly vulnerable groups, such as defenders working to promote economic, social and cultural rights and those working with the rights of minorities and indigenous people; calls on the HR/VP to push for the implementation of the Shelter Cities programme, which provides shelter for human rights defenders in European cities;

26. Welcomes the Commission's efforts to promote security research within the EU in the near future; advocates, therefore, the establishment within the next framework programme for research of an independent European security research programme endowed with instruments, rules and funding models tailored to the work of researching security issues, in keeping with the recommendations of the Group of Eminent Persons; points out, however, the risk of duplication with research initiatives of the EDA; calls, therefore, on the Commission, the Council and the Member States to maintain close working relations with a view to avoiding this risk; ...[+++] recommends, in this connection - parallel to technology-driven research - that the emphasis should be placed on the development of joint modelling and simulation capabilities and the ability to analyse threats and security concepts, exploiting the respective comparative benefits they offer;

This is the conclusion to be drawn from the hazard studies carried out by experts from 9 Member States meeting within the working party established by the European Commission.