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5. ponovno poudarja, da so neomejen dostop do informacij in obveščanja ter necenzuriran dostop do interneta (internetna svoboda) temeljne pravice, nujne za zagotavljanje človekovih pravic, kot sta svoboda izražanja in dostop do informacij, pa tudi za preglednost in odgovornost v javnem življenju;
Reiterates that unrestricted access to information and communication and uncensored access to the internet (internet freedom) are universal rights and are indispensable for human rights such as free expression and access to information, as well as for ensuring transparency and accountability in public life;
8. poziva iranske oblasti, naj azerbajdžanskim oblastem ponudijo potrebno sodelovanje med preiskavo o umoru Rafika Tagija ter naj zagotovijo, da iranski duhovni vodje ne bodo več pozivali k umorom posameznikov, bodisi v Iranu bodisi v drugih državah;
Calls on the Iranian authorities to offer all necessary cooperation to the Azerbaijani authorities during the investigation of the murder of Rafig Tagi, and to ensure that Iranian clerics do not call for the murder of anyone, whether in Iran or in any other country;
10. obžaluje, da azerbajdžanske oblasti niso dodelile vizuma poročevalcu parlamentarne skupščine Sveta Evrope za politične zapornike; poziva azerbajdžansko vlado, naj poročevalcu dovoli vstop v državo, da bi raziskal položaj domnevnih političnih zapornikov;
Deplores the failure of the Azerbaijani authorities to grant a visa to the rapporteur on political prisoners of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe; calls on the Government of Azerbaijan to allow the rapporteur to visit the country in order to investigate the situation of the alleged political prisoners;
o položaju žensk v Afganistanu in Pakistanu
on the situation of women in Afghanistan and Pakistan
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– ob upoštevanju svojih prejšnjih resolucij o človekovih pravicah in demokraciji v Pakistanu, zlasti resolucije z dne 20. januarja 2011 in resolucij z dne 20. maja 2010 in 12. julija, 5. oktobra in 15. novembra 2007,
– having regard to its previous resolutions on human rights and democracy in Pakistan, in particular that of 20 January 2011 and those of 20 May 2010 and 12 July, 5 October and 15 November 2007,
– ob upoštevanju svojih prejšnjih resolucij o Afganistanu, zlasti resolucije z dne 24. aprila 2009 o pravicah žensk v Afganistanu in z dne 16. decembra 2010 o novi strategiji za Afganistan,
– having regard to its previous resolutions on Afghanistan, in particular those of 24 April 2009 on women’s rights in Afghanistan and 16 December 2010 on a new strategy for Afghanistan,
– ob upoštevanju svoje resolucije z dne 16. decembra 2010 o letnem poročilu o človekovih pravicah v svetu v letu 2009 in politiki Evropske unije na tem področju ( 2010/2202(INI) ),
– having regard to its resolution of 16 December 2010 on the Annual Report on Human Rights in the World 2009 and the European Union’s policy on the matter ( 2010/2202(INI) ),
– ob upoštevanju sklepov o svobodi veroizpovedi ali prepričanja, ki jih je Svet sprejel 16. novembra 2009 in v katerih je poudaril strateški pomen te svobode in boja proti verski nestrpnosti,
– having regard to the Council’s conclusions adopted on 16 November 2009 on freedom of religion or belief, in which it underlined the strategic importance of this freedom and of countering religious intolerance,
– ob upoštevanju sklepov o nestrpnosti, diskriminaciji in nasilju na podlagi veroizpovedi ali prepričanja, ki jih je Svet sprejel 21. februarja 2011,
– having regard to the Council conclusions on intolerance, discrimination and violence on the basis of religion or belief, adopted on 21 February 2011,
– ob upoštevanju skupne izjave EU in Pakistana z dne 4. junija 2010, v kateri sta obe strani ponovno potrdili svojo odločenost, da se bosta skupaj lotili reševanja vprašanj o regionalni in svetovni varnosti, spodbujali spoštovanje človekovih pravic in sodelovali pri nadaljnji krepitvi pakistanske demokratične vlade in institucij,
– having regard to the EU-Pakistan Joint Statement of 4 June 2010, in which both sides reaffirmed their determination to jointly address regional and global security issues, to promote respect for human rights, and to cooperate to further strengthen Pakistan’s democratic government and institutions,
– ob upoštevanju sklepov Sveta o Pakistanu in Afganistanu z dne 18. julija 2011 in 14. novembra 2011,
– having regard to the Council conclusions on Pakistan and on Afghanistan of 18 July 2011 and 14 November 2011,
– ob upoštevanju izjav visoke predstavnice EU o predlagani zakonodaji o zatočiščih za ženske v Afganistanu z dne 5. decembra 2011, 20. februarja 2011 in 15. decembra 2010,
– having regard to the statements by the EU High Representative on the proposed legislation on women’s shelters in Afghanistan of 5 December 2011, 20 February 2011 and 15 December 2010,
– ob upoštevanju sklepov mednarodne konference z dne 5. decembra 2011 v Bonnu,
– having regard to the conclusions of the International Conference of 5 December 2011 in Bonn,
– ob upoštevanju Konvencije Združenih narodov o odpravi vseh oblik diskriminacije žensk z dne 18. decembra 1979 ter Deklaracije Združenih narodov o odpravi nasilja nad ženskami z dne 20. decembra 1993,
– having regard to the United Nations Convention on the Elimination of all Forms of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW) of 18 December 1979 and to the United Nations Declaration on the Elimination of Violence against Women of 20 December 1993,
– ob upoštevanju resolucij varnostnega sveta Združenih narodov št. 1325 (2000) in št. 1820 (2008) o ženskah, miru in varnosti, ter resolucije varnostnega sveta Združenih narodov št. 1888 (2009) o spolnem nasilju nad ženskami in otroki v oboroženih spopadih, v katerih je poudarjena odgovornost vseh držav, da končajo nekaznovanost in kazensko preganjajo povzročitelje zločinov proti človeštvu in vojnih zločinov, vključno s tistimi, ki so povezani s spolnim ali drugim nasiljem nad ženskami in dekleti,
– having regard to UN Security Council Resolutions 1325 (2000) and 1820 (2008) on women, peace and security, and to UN Security Council Resolution 1888 (2009) on sexual violence against women and children in situations of armed conflict, which emphasises the responsibility of all states to put an end to impunity and to prosecute those responsible for crimes against humanity and war crimes, including those relating to sexual and other violence against women and girls,
– ob upoštevanju dokumenta o stališču mreže afganistanskih žensk z dne 6. oktobra 2011 v okviru priprav na konferenco v Bonnu,
– having regard to the position Paper of the Afghan Women’s Network of 6 October 2011 in preparation for the Bonn Conference,
A. ker se razmere v Afganistanu in Pakistanu sicer razlikujejo in so pomembne za vsako državo posebej, fizično in tudi moralno nasilje nad ženskami ostaja ena glavnih kršitev človekovih pravic, o katerih poročajo iz teh dveh držav, zlasti v nekaterih regijah;
A. whereas, although the situations in Afghanistan and Pakistan are different and of independent relevance, both physical and moral violence against women remain among the major human rights violations reported in Afghanistan and Pakistan, particularly in certain regions;
B. ker so ženske in dekleta še vedno pogosto žrtev napadov s kislino in nasilja v družini, trgovine z ljudmi, prisilnih porok in porok otrok, z njimi pa se trguje tudi pri reševanju sporov; ker policija, sodišča in uradniki iz drugih sektorjev pravosodja redko obravnavajo pritožbe žensk zaradi zlorabe, vključno s tepežem, posilstvi in drugimi oblikami spolnega nasilja, tiste, ki pred tem trpljenjem bežijo, pa se lahko znajdejo celo v zaporu;
B. whereas women and girls often continue to face acid attacks and domestic violence, trafficking, forced marriages, including child marriages, and being traded in settlement of disputes; whereas the police, courts and other justice-sector officials seldom address women’s complaints of abuse, including beating, rape and other forms of sexual violence, and those fleeing those hardships may even find themselves in prison;
C. ker v večini primerov storilci nasilja nad ženskami ostanejo nekaznovani;
C. whereas, in most cases, the perpetrators of violence against women remain unpunished;
D. ker uporaba nekaterih zakonov, zlasti družinskih, vodi v kršitve človekovih pravic žensk;
D. whereas the application of some laws, notably family laws, leads to women’s human rights being violated;
E. ker je afganistanska vlada avgusta 2009 sprejela zakon o odpravi nasilja nad ženskami in je afganistanski svet ministrov 5. septembra 2011 odobril predpis o centrih za zaščito žensk;
E. whereas the Government of Afghanistan enacted the law on the elimination of violence against women in August 2009 and the Afghanistan Council of Ministers approved a regulation on women’s protection centres on 5 September 2011;
F. ker so v Afganistanu od leta 2001 dosegli napredek glede položaja žensk na različnih področjih, kot so zdravstvo, izobraževanje in vloga žensk v politiki na nacionalni in regionalni ravni in v civilni družbi;
F. whereas progress has been achieved since 2001 as regards the situation of women in Afghanistan in various fields such as health, education and the role of women in politics at national and regional levels and in civil society;
G. ker je Afganistan pogodbena stranka številnih mednarodnih konvencij, zlasti Konvencije o odpravi vseh oblik diskriminacije žensk, in ker člen 22 afganistanske ustave določa, da imajo moški in ženske pred zakonom enake pravice in dolžnosti;
G. whereas Afghanistan is a party to several international conventions, particularly the Convention on the Elimination of all Forms of Discrimination against Women, and whereas Article 22 of the Afghan Constitution stipulates that men and women have equal rights and duties before the law;
H. toda ker je položaj afganistanskih žensk še vedno zaskrbljujoč, saj sta v tej državi umrljivost mater med nosečnostjo in pri porodu ter umrljivost dojenčkov med najvišjimi na svetu;
H. whereas, however, the situation of Afghan women remains worrying, with the rate of maternal mortality during pregnancy and childbirth and the infant mortality rate in Afghanistan being among the highest in the world;
I. ker na nekaterih območij v Afganistanu, ki so pod nadzorom uporniških skupin, potekajo celo usmrtitve s kamenjanjem z izgovorom na šeriatsko pravo, kar se je 12. novembra 2011 zgodilo neki ženski in njeni hčeri v Gazniju;
I. whereas in some areas of Afghanistan under the control of insurgent formations even executions by stoning occur under the pretext of ‘Sharia Law’, as happened to a woman and her daughter in Ghazni on 12 November 2011;
J. ker „baad“, prodaja ženske ali dekleta kot odškodnina zaradi zločina ali kot kazen, ki jo odredi lokalna plemenska skupščina (džirga), v praksi še vedno obstaja, čeprav po členu 517 afganistanskega kazenskega zakonika velja za kaznivo dejanje;
J. whereas the practice of ‘baad’ – the sale of a woman or a girl in reparation for a crime or as a punishment decided by a local Jirga – is still in use, although considered a criminal offence under Article 517 of the Afghan penal code;
K. ker bi lahko bližnji umik zahodnih sil iz Afganistana ogrozil napredek v emancipaciji žensk, saj bi talibani znova prevzeli nadzor nad ozemlji, kjer ženske svobodno uveljavljajo svoje nove pravice;
K. whereas the impending withdrawal of Western forces from Afghanistan risks endangering the progress made in the emancipation of women, as the Taliban could regain control over territories where women are freely exercising their new rights;
L. ker imajo ženske na območjih pod nadzorom vlade večji dostop do izobraževanja, zdravstva in delovnih priložnosti, na območjih, kjer delujejo številne uporniške skupine, pa se v smislu dostopa do izobraževanja, zdravstvenega varstva ter ekonomskih in kulturnih priložnosti soočajo z veliko diskriminacijo;
L. whereas in government-controlled areas women have greater access to education, health care and work opportunities, but in areas heavily affected by insurgent groups women face significant discrimination in terms of access to education, health care and economic and cultural opportunities;
M. ker je zaskrbljujoča tudi nezmožnost pakistanskih oblasti, zlasti v nekaterih regijah, da bi manjšinam in ženskam zagotovili zaščito pred socialnimi krivicami, kot je razvidno iz sodb, kot je sodba pakistanskega vrhovnega sodišča z dne 21. aprila 2011, v kateri so oprostili vse razen enega moškega od šestih, ki so bili obtoženi skupinskega posilstva Mukhtar Mai;
M. whereas, particularly in certain regions, the Pakistani authorities also show a worrisome failure to provide protection for minorities and women against social injustice, as has been underlined by court rulings such as the Pakistani Supreme Court decision of 21 April 2011, which acquitted all but one of the six men accused of gang-raping Mukhtar Mai;
N. ker je leta 2002 javnost v Pakistanu in po svetu šokiral primer Mukhtar Mai, ki so jo skupinsko posilili na ukaz vaškega sveta, da bi maščevali domnevno neprimerno obnašanje njenega brata, in ki se je nato uspešno borila proti svojim napadalcem na nižjestopenjskih sodiščih;
N. whereas in 2002 the public both in Pakistan and abroad was shocked by the case of Mukhtar Mai, who was gang-raped on the order of a village council to avenge her brother’s supposed misconduct and who went on to successfully challenge her attackers in the lower courts;
O. ker nevladna organizacija Azijska komisija za človekove pravice opozarja na zaskrbljujoče naraščanje števila posilstev kristjank v Pakistanu, zlasti v provinci Pandžab, da bi jih prisilili k spreobrnitvi v islam, in na številne primere mladih kristjank, ki jih ugrabijo, posilijo in umorijo;
O. whereas the Asia Human Rights Commission (AHRC) NGO highlights an alarming increase in Pakistan, especially in its Punjab province, in the numbers of Christian women being raped in order to force them to convert to Islam, and multiple cases of young Christian girls being kidnapped, raped, and murdered;
P. ker tragični primer Uzme Ajub, ki jo je pred letom dni ugrabilo, zaprlo in večkrat posililo več članov policijske enote, kaže na zaskrbljujoče nespoštovanje vladavine prava, saj so družinski člani aretiranih policistov ubili brata žrtve, ker je ta zavrnila zunajsodni dogovor;
P. whereas the tragic example of Uzma Ayub, who was kidnapped a year ago, held captive and repeatedly raped by several members of the police force, shows a worrying disregard for the rule of law, since family members of the arrested officers killed the brother of the victim when Ayub rejected an out-of-court deal;
Q. ker so po vojaškem državnem udaru leta 1977 v Pakistanu ukinili temeljno pravico do nediskriminacije na podlagi spola, ki je bila določena v ustavi iz leta 1973;
Q. whereas after the 1977 military coup in Pakistan, the fundamental right to be free of discrimination on the basis of sex as guaranteed in the 1973 Constitution was suspended;
R. ker je bilo v Pakistanu uvedenih več zakonov, ki status žensk pravno opredeljujejo kot podrejenega, in ker imajo tako v nekaterih primerih izjave žensk pol manjšo težo kot izjave moškega, vključno s hududskimi odloki in zakonom o dokazovanju, ki kršita status in pravice žensk;
R. whereas a series of laws has been introduced in Pakistan that codify women’s status as subordinate in law and in some cases give their testimony half the weight of a man’s, including the Hudood Ordinances and the Law of Evidence, which violate the status and rights of women;
S. ker v Pakistanu obstajajo številni drugi zakoni, ki diskriminirajo ženske, predvsem odlok o muslimanskem družinskem pravu, zakon o družinskem sodišču zahodnega Pakistana, zakon o omejevanju porok otrok, zakon zahodnega Pakistana o doti (prepoved razkazovanja) ter zakon o doti in nevestah (omejitev);
S. whereas a number of other discriminatory laws against women exist in Pakistan, including the Muslim Family Law Ordinance, the West Pakistan Family Court Act, the Child Marriage Restraint Act, the West Pakistan Dowry (Prohibition on Display) Act and the Dowry and Bridal (Restriction) Act,
T. ker je EU ponovno potrdila zavezanost, da bo s Pakistanom gradila trdno in dolgotrajno partnerstvo na podlagi vzajemnih interesov in skupnih vrednot, pri tem pa podpirala pakistanske demokratične institucije in civilno vlado, pa tudi civilno družbo;
T. whereas the EU has reaffirmed its commitment to building a strong long-term partnership based on mutual interests and shared values with Pakistan, supporting Pakistan’s democratic institutions and civilian government, as well as civil society;
U. ker si je EU pripravljena prizadevati za sodelovanje, vendar pričakuje, da bo Pakistan spoštoval svoje mednarodne zaveze, zlasti na področju varnosti in človekovih pravic, vključno s pravicami žensk;
U. whereas the EU, while ready to pursue cooperation, counts on Pakistan to respect its international commitments, in particular in the field of security and human rights, including women’s rights;
1. je zelo zaskrbljen zaradi položaja žensk in deklet ter večkratnih poročil o brutalnem kršenju pravic žensk v Afganistanu in Pakistanu; poudarja, da je treba na mednarodni ravni nujno več pozornosti nameniti položaju žensk in deklet v teh državah;
Is deeply concerned about the situation of women and girls and the repeated reports of brutal violations of women’s rights in Afghanistan and Pakistan; stresses that closer international attention must be paid as a matter of urgency to the situation of women and girls in those countries;
7. priznava, da je bil od padca talibanskega režima dosežen velik napredek pri položaju žensk v Afganistanu; ugotavlja, da se ponovno pojavlja strah, da bi po odhodu zavezniških sil, ki je napovedan za leto 2014, prišlo do ponovnega poslabšanja položaja žensk in njihovih pravic;
Acknowledges that, since the fall of the Taliban regime, significant progress has been achieved as regards the situation of women in Afghanistan; notes the resurgence of the fear of a possible deterioration in women’s conditions and rights in Afghanistan after the departure of allied forces announced for 2014;
9. pozdravlja zavezo, ki jo je v sklepi konference Bonn II večkrat izrazil Afganistan, da bo še naprej gradil stabilno, demokratično družbo, ki bo temeljila na vladavini prava, kjer bodo z ustavo zagotovljene človekove pravice in temeljne svoboščine, vključno z enakostjo med moškimi in ženskami in da bo spoštoval vse svoje obveznosti na področju človekovih pravic; pozdravlja tudi zavezo mednarodne skupnosti, da bo podpirala napredek Afganistana v tej smeri;
Welcomes the reiterated commitment by Afghanistan, in the conclusions of the Bonn II conference, to ‘continue to build a stable, democratic society, based on the rule of law, where the human rights and fundamental freedoms of its citizens, including the equality of men and women, are guaranteed under the Constitution’ as well as to uphold ‘all of its human rights obligations’; also welcomes the commitment of the international community to ‘supporting Afghanistan’s progress in that direction’;
12. je zelo zaskrbljen, ker so kljub vsemu napredku afganistanske ženske še vedno žrtve nasilja v družini, trgovine z ljudmi, prisilnih porok in porok otrok, z njimi pa se trguje tudi pri reševanju sporov; poziva afganistanske oblasti, naj zagotovijo, da bodo policija, sodišča in drugi uradniki v pravosodju obravnavali pritožbe žensk zaradi zlorabe, vključno s tepežem, posilstvi in drugimi oblikami spolnega nasilja;
Is deeply concerned that, despite all the progress made, Afghan women and girls continue to be victims of domestic violence, trafficking, forced marriages, including child marriages, and being traded in settlement of disputes; urges the Afghan authorities to ensure that the police, courts and other justice-sector officials follow up on women’s complaints of abuse, including beating, rape and other forms of sexual violence;
16. poziva afganistanske oblasti, naj odpravijo nečloveški običaj „baad“ in naj nemudoma sprejmejo ukrepe za celovito izvajanje zakona iz leta 2009, ki za kršitelje predvideva kazen do desetih let;
Calls on the Afghan authorities to eradicate the inhuman practice of ‘baad’ and to take urgent measures to implement fully the law of 2009, which provides for penal sentences of up to ten years for offenders;
18. vztraja, da je treba izkoristiti bistveni prispevek žensk k reševanju sporov doma in v skupnosti ter da je treba močno povečati število sedežev za ženske v visokem mirovnem svetu in v provincialnih mirovnih svetih;
Insists that women’s essential contribution to household and community conflict resolution should be used to good effect, and that the number of the seats for women on the High Peace Council and Provincial Peace Councils should be considerably increased;
21. poziva pakistansko vlado, naj ponovno zagotovi temeljne pravice iz ustave iz leta 1973, vključno s pravico do nediskriminacije na podlagi spola;
Calls on the Pakistani Government to re-establish the fundamental rights enshrined in the 1973 Constitution, including the right to be free from discrimination on the basis of sex;
25. obžaluje, da je senat dopustil, da je zapadel zakon o nasilju v družini, ki ga je nacionalna skupščina sprejela leta 2009; meni, da je treba, tudi zaradi nedavno sprejete zakonodaje za podporo ženskam, ta zakon ponovno predlagati in hitro sprejeti, da bi se zoperstavili nasilju v družini;
Regards it as regrettable, nonetheless, that the Senate has let the Domestic Violence Bill lapse although the National Assembly passed it in 2009; believes that it is necessary, and in the spirit of the pro-women legislation recently passed, to reintroduce and speedily adopt the Bill in order to fight domestic violence;
28. poziva vlado, naj preganja osebe, ki podžigajo nasilje, predvsem tiste, ki pozivajo k smrti posameznikov in skupin, s katerimi se ne strinjajo, pogosto pa za to ponujajo tudi nagrade, in naj dodatno ukrepa, da bi olajšala razpravo o tem vprašanju;
Urges the government to prosecute those inciting violence, in particular those calling for and, in some cases, offering rewards for the deaths of individuals and groups with whom they disagree, and to take further measure to facilitate debate on the issue;
33. naroči svojemu predsedniku, naj to resolucijo posreduje Svetu, Evropski službi za zunanjepolitično delovanje, visoki predstavnici Unije za zunanje zadeve in varnostno politiko/podpredsednico Evropske komisije, vladam in parlamentom držav članic ter vladama in parlamentoma Afganistana in Pakistana.
Instructs its President to forward this resolution to the Council, the European External Action Service, the High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy / Vice-President of the European Commission, the governments and parliaments of the Member States, and the Governments and Parliaments of Afghanistan and Pakistan.
o Tuniziji: zadeva Zakarie Buguire
on Tunisia: the case of Zacharia Bouguira
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– ob upoštevanju svojih nedavnih resolucij o Tuniziji, zlasti resolucije z dne 3. februarja 2011 Sprejeta besedila, P7_TA(2011)0038 .
– having regard to its recent resolutions on Tunisia, in particular that of 3 February 2011 Texts adopted, P7_TA(2011)0038 .
– ob upoštevanju svoje resolucije z dne 7. aprila 2011 o reviziji evropske sosedske politike – južni sklop Sprejeta besedila, P7_TA(2011)0154 .
– having regard to its resolution of 7 April 2011 on the review of the European Neighbourhood Policy – Southern Dimension Texts adopted, P7_TA(2011)0154 .