Traduction de «Vice-présidente de la société paroissiale » (Français → Anglais) :

First Vice-President Timmermans, High Representative/Vice-President Mogherini and Commissioners Hahn, Mimica, Avramopoulos, Stylianides, Jourová, Navracsics, and King declared: ‘We cannotignore the enormous consequences which violence towards women has for families, communities, society and the economy.

11. Warmly welcomes the decision of 1 October 2015 of the Vice-President of the Commission/High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy (VP/HR), Federica Mogherini, to appoint Eamon Gilmore, former Deputy Prime Minister and former Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade of the Republic of Ireland, as the Special Envoy of the European Union for the Peace Process in Colombia; is committed to making all the necessary efforts to provide the new Special Envoy as soon as possible with the budgetary resources need ...[+++]ed for the successful performance of his important mission; calls on the Special Envoy to meet with both parties and with organised civil society in Colombia;

L. whereas, in its conclusions of 21 August 2013, the Foreign Affairs Council tasked Vice-President / High Representative Catherine Ashton to review, in cooperation with the Commission, the issue of EU assistance to Egypt under the European Neighbourhood Policy (ENP) and the EU-Egypt Association Agreement; whereas partnership with societies, an incentive-based approach and the principle of ‘more for more’, and eventually ‘less for less’, are cornerstones of the Union’s reviewed ENP; whereas Article 2 of the EU-Egypt Association Agre ...[+++]ement declares that ‘relations between the Parties, as well as the provisions of the Agreement itself, shall be based on respect of democratic principles and fundamental human rights as set out in the Declaration of Human Rights, which guide their internal and international policy and constitutes an essential element of this Agreement’; whereas in her statement of 11 January 2014 Vice-President / High Representative Catherine Ashton declared that ‘dignity, social justice, security, democracy, human rights, and a better economy remain the goals the EU stands by Egypt to achieve’;

8. Urges the Vice President / High Representative, the European External Action Service and the Commission to develop the principle of ‘more for more’, and eventually ‘less for less’ – with a particular focus on civil society, women’s rights and minority rights – in a more coherent and practical way, including by means of setting clear conditions and benchmarks, without creating a negative effect on the living conditions of the Egyptian population, in the EU’s relations with Egypt; calls also for the situation of civil society and trade unions in Egypt to be addressed at all levels of the EU’s dialogue with the Egyptian government; rec ...[+++]alls that lack of significant progress in areas such as democratic governance, the rule for law, respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms in Egypt may lead to the suspension of EU budgetary support to the Egyptian government;

7. Calls on the HR/VP to provide support and assist the NTC in launching a genuine reconciliation process among all the components of the Libyan society; calls on the HR/VP to send experts and trainers on mediation and dialogue to assist the NTC and other Libyan actors;

13. Reiterates the call for a stepping-up of the EU-Russia Human Rights Dialogue and to open this process to an effective input from the European Parliament, the State Duma and civil society and human rights organisations; reminds the HR/VP of the budget decision by the European Parliament to set-up a civil society forum in the fringes of the bi-annual EU-Russia summits;