Traduction de «nombreuses manifestations » (Français → Anglais) :

F. whereas, since the military intervention, supporters of the Muslim Brotherhood have organised large-scale demonstrations throughout Egypt, demanding the release and reinstatement of former President Morsi; whereas many of the Muslim Brotherhood-organised protests have turned violent and led to deadly clashes between citizens, as well as between Muslim Brotherhood supporters and the army and security forces; whereas, on 14 August 2013, the Egyptian army and police cleared two sit-ins of supporters of former President Morsi and the Muslim Brotherhood at the Rabaa intersection and Nahda Square in Cairo, which led to the deaths of hund ...[+++]reds of demonstrators along with dozens of policemen;

F. whereas, since the military intervention, supporters of the Muslim Brotherhood have organised large-scale demonstrations throughout Egypt, demanding the release and reinstatement of former President Morsi; whereas many of the Muslim Brotherhood-organised protests have turned violent and led to deadly clashes between citizens, as well as between Muslim Brotherhood supporters and the army and security forces; whereas, on 14 August 2013, the Egyptian army and police cleared two sit-ins of supporters of former President Morsi and the Muslim Brotherhood at the Rabaa intersection and Nahda Square in Cairo, which led to the deaths of hundr ...[+++]eds of demonstrators along with dozens of policemen;

2. Notices that since the March 2012 presidential elections in Russia, a series of repressive laws have been swiftly adopted in the Russian Federation, for the first time in the post-Soviet history of Russia fundamentally restricting three fundamental freedoms together – freedom of expression, freedom of assembly, and freedom of association. This unprecedented legislative package is clearly a response by the Russian authorities to numerous public protests in winter and spring of 2012. As a result of adoption of these laws, accompanies by hostile government rhetoric towards participants of the protests, political opposition, human rights ...[+++]defenders, and NGOs, legal and political conditions for non-governmental organisations have significantly deteriorated;

B. whereas also in Libya, Syria, Bahrain, Yemen, Jordan, Algeria and Morocco, peaceful demonstrators are expressing their calls for freedom, human dignity, their legitimate democratic aspirations and strong popular demand for political, economic and social reforms aimed at achieving genuine democracy, respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms, in particular freedom of expression, reducing social inequalities and creating better economic and social conditions; whereas many peaceful demonstrations throughout the region were cracked down on by the use of brutal and lethal force and large-scale unlawful detentions, in particular in ...[+++]Libya, Syria, Bahrain and Yemen,

– (EL) The good intentions of our rapporteur notwithstanding, we are worried that the European Year of People with Disabilities (2003) will be a year in which a great deal of money is spent and numerous events are staged, but which does nothing to change the situation of disabled people, especially those from the poor sections of society.

In addition to the technical innovations concerning ‘Ail blanc de Lomagne’, numerous events have been held since the beginning of the 1960s: the first competition for the most beautiful bunch of white garlic was held in 1961, the first fair organised around the garlic competition was held in 1963 in partnership with the Agricultural Show, the syndicat d'initiative (an association for the development of tourism) and the municipality of Beaumont-de-Lomagne, under the aegis of Montauban's Agricultural Services; since then, the white gar ...[+++]lic competition takes place every year at the Beaumont-de-Lomagne September Fair.