Translation of "bureau conjoint sur le terrain " (French → English) :

4. Urges the Iraqi authorities to take all necessary measures to rescue children under the control of IS, to prosecute the perpetrators of crimes and to ensure the safety and protection of children and their families; stresses that the aforementioned acts amount to crimes against humanity and, as such, should be prosecuted; strongly believes that the international community, including the EU and the UN, should provide all necessary help for the protection of young people, including the potential development of joint on‑the‑grounds init ...[+++]iatives, such as the construction of trauma recovery centres for children;

This includes running more joint field exercises.

invites the Council to pursue without delay, within the appropriate UN structures, the procedures envisaged for a mechanism for dealing with the immediate and longer-term residual functions, concerning for example witness protection, protection from witness intimidation, contempt of court issues, reviews in the event of exculpatory evidence being received, monitoring of trials referred to the region (currently monitored by the Tribunal's Prosecution Service through the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE)), conditions of imprisonment and issues relating to pardon or commutation of sentences, etc; suggests that a proposal be put to the UN Security Council for the possible setting-up of a ...[+++]joint office to deal with the future residual functions of the Tribunal and of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda and the Special Court for Sierra Leone;

invites the Council to pursue without delay, within the appropriate UN structures, the procedures envisaged for a mechanism for dealing with the immediate and longer-term residual functions, concerning for example witness protection, protection from witness intimidation, contempt of court issues, reviews in the event of exculpatory evidence being received, monitoring of trials referred to the region (currently monitored by the Tribunal's Prosecution Service through the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE)), conditions of imprisonment and issues relating to pardon or commutation of sentences, etc; suggests that a proposal be put to the UN Security Council for the possible setting-up of a ...[+++]joint office to deal with the future residual functions of the Tribunal and of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda and the Special Court for Sierra Leone;

(l) invites the Council to pursue without delay, within the appropriate UN structures, the procedures envisaged for a mechanism for dealing with the immediate and longer-term residual functions, such as witness protection, protection from witness intimidation, contempt of court issues, reviews in the event of exculpatory evidence being received, monitoring of trials referred to the region (currently monitored by the Tribunal's Prosecution Service through the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE)), conditions of imprisonment and issues relating to pardon or commutation of sentences, etc; suggests that a proposal be ...[+++]put to the UN Security Council for the possible setting-up of a joint office to deal with the future residual functions of the Tribunal and of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda and the Special Court for Sierra Leone;

15. Believes that coordination and complementarity, both internally, as regards the Commission, the EIB, and Member States, and at external level, in relation to the other bi- and multilateral donors (UN agencies, the World Bank, the IMF, and the Paris Club), should form an integral part of the planning of CSPs and the addenda to them; agrees with the proposals for joint meetings at field level between the Humanitarian Aid Committee and the Geographical Committees; calls on the Commission and Member States to fully cooperate in these respects;