Vertaling van "esser titolare di diritti civili " (Italiaans → Engels) :

1. Recognises that the intensified use of the internet by citizens, consumers, companies and authorities implies that this communication instrument is becoming one of the fundamental elements of the completion of the internal market within the EU; stresses in this context the need for appropriate protection of consumers and intellectual property rights holders on the internet; also stresses that internet users’ civil rights and freedoms must be guaranteed;

A minor (including a very young minor), being a subject of law who has acquired legal capacity at the time of birth, can be vested with the right of movement and the right of residence within the Community.

As it is not admitted as an independent member state to the United Nations, the Palestinian Authority (PA) is not in a position to be party to or ratify international human rights instruments such as the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights

There is also a need to harmonize, strengthen and practise enforcement rules on an EU level; - Exhaustion of Rights: Except in certain limited cases, an intellectual property right holder should retain full control over the importation and further distribution of products incorporating its intellectual property rights; - Digitization is a copying method and should in principle be treated the same as any other method of copying; - Private copying: it is vital that unlicensed copying for commercial purposes should be clearly forbidden; - Technical protection: it is not appropriate the Committee says to require right owners or manufacturers to follow any particular regime of technical protection but, if one is followed, then it should be u ...[+++]nlawful to assist in circumventing it; - Digital broadcasting: there should be no distinction between analogue and digital broadcasts; - Digital dissemination or transmission right: transmission should be covered by the exclusive rights of the right holder, including the exclusive right to make works available to the general public; - Moral rights: the ease with which digital works can be altered implies strong moral rights.

The Commissioner said that the following questions should be examined in the further development of the Charter : - whether or not the Charter should be limited to social rights in the strict sense of the term, or whether it should also cover economic and cultural rights or even civil and political rights; - whether it should enshrine such concepts as the right to an adequate level of physical and mental health, the right to education, to family protection, to minimum income, the right to participate in cultural life and the right to housing, - the right of free association and the right of free collective bargaining, a fundamental prin ...[+++]ciple of our common European heritage; - the prohibition of discrimination between EU citizens and the legally resident non-EU citizens in work related issues, as well as the rights of third country nationals not to be arbitrarily excluded from the Union and the right to family union, are also fundamental questions; - the right to non-discrimination on the grounds of race, colour, sex, religion, age and disability must be enshrined in the Constitution of the European Union in a way that is legally actionable by individual citizens.

observance of the rights and freedoms laid down in the European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms and/or the International Covenant for Civil and Political Rights and/or the Convention against Torture, in particular the rights from which derogation cannot be made under Article 15(2) of the said European Convention;