Traduction de «Loi visant à protéger les phares patrimoniaux » (Français → Anglais) :

Heritage Lighthouse Protection Act [ An Act to protect heritage lighthouses ]

Canada Safe Drinking Water Act [ An Act to protect and enhance the quality of drinking water in Canada ]

Automotive Pollution Reduction Act [ An Act to protect human health and environment by reducing automotive pollution ]

To address the challenges posed by crime, the EU has introduced laws that seek to ensure that the rights of victims, suspects and prisoners are safeguarded in cross-border cases (such as on mutual legal assistance, the mutual recognition of decisions in criminal cases and the European Arrest Warrant).

26. Deplores the rejection of Kosovo’s application for UNESCO membership, due also to active obstruction by Serbia – contradicting its commitment to developing good‑neighbourly relations – but also due to a lack of unanimity among member states; welcomes the adoption of the law protecting the historical heritage of Prizren and calls for its full implementation, but points out, nonetheless, the threats posed to the city’s heritage by widespread illegal building; welcomes the fact that several Serb religious and cultural heritage sites regrettably destroyed in 2004 have been renovated, such as the Orthodox cathedral, and calls for continuing renovation of Serbian religious and cultural heritage; calls, in this connection, on the i ...[+++]nterested parties, including the Kosovo authorities, the Serbian Government, the Serbian community in Kosovo and the Serbian Orthodox Church, to find a system for the promotion, protection and conservation of Kosovo’s cultural and religious heritage, which should be treated as common European heritage; welcomes the fact that the Kosovo constitution enshrines Kosovo’s commitment to the preservation and protection of its cultural and religious heritage, and calls for further efforts to protect the rights of all religious minorities; underlines the fact that joining international and regional organisations and mechanisms should be a priority for Kosovo; recalls, in this context, the importance of complying with the agreement reached on regional cooperation; believes that the establishment of the Regional Youth Cooperation Office of the Western Balkans (in the framework of the Berlin Process), which is being actively promoted by many, will bring positive results, in particular as regards relations between the young people of Serbia and Kosovo;

1. Encourages the commitments made by Saudi Arabia in favour of women (the right to vote and stand as candidates in the municipal elections of 2015; the nomination of 30 women to the Shura Council – 20 % of the total number of members of this Council; the introduction of a law to protect women, children and domestic workers from abuse; the granting of licences allowing women to practice law); encourages the Saudi authorities to ensure that measures taken in support of women’s rights are implemented in both urban and rural areas; calls for the EU to pursue a dialogue with Saudi Arabia in support of further reforms with a view to grea ...[+++]ter gender equality, empowering women and promoting their welfare, and encourages the presence of women at negotiating tables for bilateral agreements;

28. Urges the KSA authorities to revoke the male guardianship system, and warns that the implementation of the law protecting women against domestic violence, adopted on 26 August 2013, will only be effective if the male guardianship system is removed, since the latter impedes the ability of women to report incidents of domestic or sexual abuse; urges the KSA authorities to also eliminate all restrictions on women’s human rights, freedom of movement, health, education, marriage, employment opportunities, legal personality and representation in judicial processes, and all forms of discrimination against women in family law and in private and public life in order to promote their participation in the economic, social, cultural, civic and ...[+++]political spheres; welcomes the global campaign in support of lifting the ban on women driving; calls on the authorities to stop exerting pressure on those who campaign for the right of women to drive; further reminds the Saudi Government of its commitments under the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women and the Convention on the Rights of the Child and of those which are incumbent upon it under UN General Assembly resolution 53/144 adopting the Declaration on Human Rights Defenders; draws attention to the need to promote awareness-raising campaigns and to also direct these at men, so that they too are aware of women’s rights and of the overall repercussions on society if those rights are not respected; stresses that this information should also reach rural areas and areas that are isolated from the rest of the country;