Traduction de «ministre de l intérieur » (Français → Anglais) :

H. whereas Member States have called for the reinforcement of political cooperation with African partners at all levels in order to tackle the causes of illegal migration and combat the smuggling and trafficking of human beings; whereas on the margins of the Justice and Home Affairs (JHA) Council of 12 March 2015 the interior ministers of France, Germany and Spain, as well as the Commission, discussed a proposal by Italian Interior Minister Angelino Alfano to outsource search and rescue and maritime control of EU borders to countries such as Egypt or Tunisia, which would then bring the rescued m ...[+++]igrants to their shores; whereas this proposal aims to produce a ‘real deterrent effect’, so that fewer migrants would be ready to put their lives at risk to reach Europe’s coasts; whereas the interior ministers also discussed the possibilities of setting up refugee camps in North Africa and of processing asylum applications in those camps;

By accepting his appointment as so-called ‘Minister of Interior of the Republic of Crimea’ by the President of Russia (decree No 301) on 5 May 2014 and by his actions as so-called ‘Minister of Interior’ he has undermined the territorial integrity, sovereignty and unity of Ukraine

the statements by the UK Foreign Secretary on two US extraordinary rendition flights carrying two prisoners that landed on UK territory in 2002 and the compiling of a list of suspect flights that would be sent to US authorities to request specific assurances that they had not been used for rendition, as well as the statements by the Prime Minister in this regard; the referral by the UK Home Secretary to the UK Attorney General of the question of possible 'criminal wrongdoing' by MI5 and the CIA in relation to Binyam Mohamed's treatment; the High Court's ruling of 5 February 2009 that it was unable to order the disclosure of information ...[+++] about the alleged torture of Binyam Mohamed because the UK Foreign Secretary asserted that the UK was threatened by the US with the blocking of intelligence-sharing about terrorism, and the legal challenge to the ruling based on doubts about the veracity of that assertion,

– the statements by the UK Foreign Secretary on two US extraordinary rendition flights carrying two prisoners that landed on UK territory in 2002 and the compiling of a list of suspect flights that would be sent to US authorities to request specific assurances that they had not been used for rendition, as well as the statements by the Prime Minister in this regard; the request from the UK Home Secretary to the Attorney General to investigate possible 'criminal wrongdoing' by MI5 and the CIA in relation to Binyam Mohamed's treatment; the High Court ruling of 5 February 2009 that it was unable to order the disclosure of information about ...[+++] the alleged torture of Binyam Mohamed because the UK Foreign Secretary affirmed that the UK was threatened by the US with the blocking of intelligence-sharing about terrorism,

the statements by the UK Foreign Secretary on two US extraordinary rendition flights carrying two prisoners that landed on UK territory in 2002 and the compiling of a list of suspect flights that would be sent to US authorities to request specific assurances that they had not been used for rendition, as well as the statements by the Prime Minister in this regard; the referral by the UK Home Secretary to the UK Attorney General of the question of possible 'criminal wrongdoing' by MI5 and the CIA in relation to Binyam Mohamed's treatment; the High Court's ruling of 5 February 2009 that it was unable to order the disclosure of information ...[+++] about the alleged torture of Binyam Mohamed because the UK Foreign Secretary asserted that the UK was threatened by the US with the blocking of intelligence-sharing about terrorism, and the legal challenge to the ruling based on doubts about the veracity of that assertion,

The Spanish Presidency has, from the very beginning, reiterated its commitment to work closely with the European Parliament, as demonstrated by the appearances before this Parliament of the President-in-Office of the Council, the President of the Spanish Government, the first Vice-President of the Government and Minister for Home Affairs and the Minister of Justice before the Committee of Citizens’ Freedoms and Rights, Justice and Home Affairs.