Traduction de «loi sur les documents d'identité » (Français → Anglais) :

Federal Act of 22 June 2001 on Identity Documents for Swiss Nationals | Federal Identity Documents Act [ IDL ]

identity card

identity document | identity paper

identity paper [ identity document | identification paper | identification document ]

identity document [ identity card | identification cards(UNBIS) ]

identity document | identity paper

seafarer's identity document [ SID | seafarer's identification document | seaman's identity document ]

Ordinance of 20 September 2002 on Identity Documents for Swiss Nationals | Identity Documents Ordinance [ IDO ]

identification document

An Act to amend the Immigration Act (persons without identification not be allowed into Canada as immigrants or refugees or under a Minister's permit)

92. Strongly regrets that genital ‘normalisation’ surgery of intersex infants is widespread, despite not being medically necessary; welcomes, in this regard, the Maltese Gender Identity, Gender Expression and Sex Characteristics Act of April 2015, which bans such surgery on intersex infants and reinforces the principle of self-determination for intersex people, and calls on other states to follow the Maltese example;

92. Strongly regrets that genital ‘normalisation’ surgery of intersex infants is widespread, despite not being medically necessary; welcomes, in this regard, the Maltese Gender Identity, Gender Expression and Sex Characteristics Act of April 2015, which bans such surgery on intersex infants and reinforces the principle of self-determination for intersex people, and calls on other states to follow the Maltese example;

91. Strongly regrets that genital "normalisation" surgery of intersex infants is widespread, despite not being medically necessary; welcomes, in this regard, the Maltese Gender Identity, Gender Expression and Sex Characteristics Act of April 2015, which bans such surgery on intersex infants and reinforces the principle of self-determination for intersex people, and calls on other states to follow the Maltese example;

39. Expresses its concern about the recent increase in the number of discriminatory laws and practices, and of acts of violence against individuals, on the basis of their sexual orientation and gender identity; encourages close monitoring of the situation of LGBTI people, including in Nigeria and Gambia, where recently introduced anti-LGBTI laws threaten the lives of sexual minorities; expresses its strong concern regarding so-called ‘anti-propaganda’ laws limiting freedom of expression and assembly, as found in Russia and Lithuania and as currently under consideration in the Kyrgyz parliament; welcomes the UNHRC resolution on combati ...[+++]ng violence and discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity, adopted on 26 September 2014; considers regrettable the UNHRC’s adoption of its resolution on the protection of the family on 26 June 2014, which potentially undermines the principle of universal and indivisible human rights; reaffirms its support for the continued work by the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights to promote and protect the enjoyment of all human rights by LGBTI persons, notably through statements and reports; encourages the UNHCHR to continue to fight discriminatory laws and practices;