Vertaling van "stato d'assedio " (Italiaans → Engels) :

state of emergency [ curfew | state of siege ]

emergency | state of necessity

member state of the European Union | EU member state | EU state

neighbouring state | adjacent state

senior minister | state secretary | minister of state | secretary of state

Cooperation Agreement between the European Economic Community, of the one part, and the countries parties to the Charter of the Cooperation Council for the Arab States of the Gulf (the State of the United Arab Emirates, the State of Bahrain, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, the Sultanate of Oman, the State of Qatar and the State of Kuwait) of the other part

port State

Paris Memorandum of Understanding | Paris Memorandum of Understanding on Port State Control | Paris MoU | PMoU [Abbr.]

E. whereas in his public statements Šešelj repeatedly called for the creation of ‘Greater Serbia’, publicly stating claims on neighbouring countries, including EU Member State Croatia, and inciting hatred against non-Serb people; whereas in a press release he congratulated the Serbian Chetniks on the ’liberation’ of Vukovar, on the 23rd anniversary of the fall of that Croatian city to Serbian paramilitary forces and the Yugoslav army in 1991 and the associated atrocities, thereby violating the requirement not to influence the victims; whereas the Serbian peace group ‘Women in black’ gathered in Belgrade to mourn the victims of the sie ...[+++]ge in a performance entitled ’We will never forget the crimes of Vukovar’;

G. whereas a large part of the over half a million registered Palestinian refugees in Syria have been made refugees for a second time as they have had to flee refugee camps and towns in Syria as a result of military groups moving in and occupying the camps and violating the neutrality of the refugees; whereas many thousands have fled to Lebanon; whereas as a result of the presence of the armed groups and the consequent siege by government forces, an estimated 18 000 remain trapped in the unofficial camp of Yarmouk in the suburbs of Damascus and an estimated 4 000 in the camp of Sbeineh to the south of Damascus; whereas despite the limited delivery of humanitarian aid in recent days, the situation ...[+++] of the long-besieged is dire as people – mainly women, children and the elderly – reach starvation levels, with no humanitarian aid and no medical attention;

5. Deplores the fact that the lifting of the state of emergency announced on 21 April 2011 and that other reforms promised by President Assad have not been implemented and that political prisoners remain in detention despite the recent amnesty announced by the President; urges the Syrian authorities to lift the siege of affected towns without delay and allow immediate and unhindered access for humanitarian agencies and workers;

5. Strongly condemns the escalation of violence in Syria and the continued serious violations of human rights; regrets that the lifting of the state of emergency on 21 April is not implemented on the ground, that reforms announced by President Assad have not been implemented and that political prisoners remain in detention despite the recent amnesty announced by the President; urges the Syrian authorities to lift the siege of affected towns without delay and allow immediate and unhindered access for humanitarian agencies and workers;