Traduction de «réouverture d'enquête » (Français → Anglais) :

4. Urges Lithuania, currently holding the EU Council presidency and thus in a position to lead by example, to reopen the criminal investigation into CIA secret detention facilities and to conduct a rigorous investigation by considering all the factual evidence that has been disclosed, notably regarding the Abu Zubaydah v Lithuania ECtHR case; asks Lithuania to allow investigators to examine comprehensively the renditions flight network and contact persons publicly known to have organised or participated in the flights in question; asks the Lithuanian authorities to carry out a forensic examination of the prison site and analysis of phone records; urges the Lithuanian authorities to fully cooperate with the ECtHR in the Abu Zubaydah v Lit ...[+++]huania and HRMI v Lithuania ECtHR cases; calls on Lithuania, in the context of reopening the criminal investigation, to consider applications for status/participation in the investigation from other potential victims; urges Lithuania to respond in full to requests for information from other EU Member States, in particular the request for information from the Finnish Ombudsman regarding a flight or flights that may link Finland and Lithuania on a possible rendition route;

4. Urges Lithuania, which currently holds the EU Council Presidency and is thus in a position to lead by example, to reopen its criminal investigation into CIA secret detention facilities and to conduct a rigorous investigation considering all the factual evidence that has been disclosed, notably regarding the ECtHR case of Abu Zubaydah v. Lithuania; asks Lithuania to allow investigators to carry out an examination of the flight network and contact persons publicly known to have organised or participated in the flights in question; asks the Lithuanian authorities to carry out forensic examination of the prison site and analysis of phone records; urges them to cooperate fully with the ECtHR in the case of Zubaydah v. Lithuania; calls on ...[+++]Lithuania, in the context of reopening the criminal investigation, to consider applications for status/participation in the investigation from other potential victims; urges Lithuania to respond in full to requests for information from other EU Member States, in particular the request for information from the Finnish Ombudsman regarding a flight or flights that may link Finland and Lithuania on a possible rendition route;

4. Urges Lithuania, which currently holds the EU Council Presidency and is thus in a position to lead by example, to reopen its criminal investigation into CIA secret detention facilities and to conduct a rigorous investigation considering all the factual evidence that has been disclosed, notably regarding the ECtHR case of Abu Zubaydah v Lithuania; asks Lithuania to allow the investigators to carry out a comprehensive examination of the renditions flight network and contact persons publicly known to have organised or participated in the flights in question; asks the Lithuanian authorities to carry out forensic examination of the prison site and analysis of phone records; urges them to cooperate fully with the ECtHR in the cases of Abu Z ...[+++]ubaydah v Lithuania and HRMI v Lithuania; calls on Lithuania, in the context of reopening the criminal investigation, to consider applications for status/participation in the investigation from other possible victims; urges Lithuania to respond in full to requests for information from other EU Member States, in particular the request for information from the Finnish Ombudsman regarding a flight or flights that could link Finland and Lithuania on a possible rendition route;

According to the company the re-opening is illegal because there is no specific provision in the basic Regulation allowing for such an approach and because such re-opening would be in conflict with the 15-month statutory deadline for the completion of an investigation as set by Article 6(9) of the basic Regulation and the 18-month deadline as set out by Article 5.10 of the WTO anti-dumping agreement.

Therefore, it is concluded that Article 6(9) of the basic Regulation applies to the initiation of proceedings and the conclusion of the investigation initiated pursuant to Article 5(9) of the basic Regulation only and not to a partial reopening of an investigation with a view to implementing a judgment of the Court of Justice of the European Union.

I. having regard to the joint statement of 6 November 2005 by the EU and US Ambassadors in Addis Ababa, calling on the government to release all political detainees, to immediately put a stop to the use of brute force and to reopen the political dialogue, and calling for an independent investigation into the events of June and November,