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12. naroči svojemu predsedniku, naj to resolucijo posreduje Svetu, Komisiji, vladam in parlamentom držav članic, vladi in parlamentu Republike Belorusije, Svetu Evrope in Organizaciji za varnost in sodelovanje v Evropi.
Instructs its President to forward this resolution to the Council, the Commission, the governments and parliaments of the Member States, the Government and Parliament of the Republic of Belarus, the Council of Europe and the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe.
o nedavnih dogodkih v Egiptu
on Egypt: recent developments
PE483.138v01-00 } PE483.141v01-00 } PE483.143v01-00 } PE483.144v01-00 } PE483.143v01-00 } RC1 Resolucija Evropskega parlamenta o nedavnih dogodkih v Egiptu
PE483.138v01-00 } PE483.141v01-00 } PE483.143v01-00 } PE483.144v01-00 } PE483.146v01-00 } RC1 European Parliament resolution on Egypt: recent developments
– ob upoštevanju svojih prejšnjih resolucij o Egiptu, predvsem z dne 17. novembra 2011 o Egiptu, zlasti o primeru blogerja Ale Abda El Fataha Sprejeta besedila, P7_TA(2011)0518 .
– having regard to its previous resolutions on Egypt, in particular that of 17 November 2011 on Egypt, in particular the case of blogger Alaa Abd El-Fattah Texts adopted, P7_TA(2011)0518 .
– ob upoštevanju Mednarodnega pakta o državljanskih in političnih pravicah iz leta 1966, ki ga je podpisal tudi Egipt,
– having regard to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR) of 1966, to which Egypt is a party,
– ob upoštevanju izjave podpredsednice Komisije/visoke predstavnice Unije za zunanje zadeve in varnostno politiko Catherine Ashton z dne 2. februarja 2012 o tragediji na nogometnem stadionu v Egiptu in z dne 1. februarja 2012 o nenehnem represivnem ukrepanju nad civilno družbo v Egiptu,
– having regard to the statements by the Vice-President of the Commission/High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy (VP/HR), Catherine Ashton, of 2 February 2012 on the football stadium tragedy in Egypt and of 1 February 2012 on the continued crackdown on civil society in Egypt,
– ob upoštevanju pridružitvenega sporazuma med EU in Egiptom iz leta 2004 ter akcijskega načrta iz leta 2007,
– having regard to the EU-Egypt Association Agreement of 2004 and the Action Plan agreed in 2007,
– ob upoštevanju sklepov Sveta za zunanje zadeve z dne 10. oktobra 2011 in sklepov Evropskega sveta o Egiptu z dne 23. oktobra 2011,
– having regard to the Foreign Affairs Council conclusions of 10 October 2011 and the European Council conclusions of 23 October 2011 on Egypt,
– ob upoštevanju skupnega sporočila Komisije in podpredsednice Komisije/visoke predstavnice Parlamentu, Svetu, Evropskemu ekonomsko-socialnemu odboru in odboru regij z dne 25. maja 2011 o novem odzivu na spremembe v sosedstvu,
– having regard to the Joint Communication from the Commission and the VP/HR to the European Parliament, the Council, the European Economic and Social Committee and the Committee of the Regions of 25 May 2011 on a new response to a changing Neighbourhood,
– ob upoštevanju razvoja evropske sosedske politike od leta 2004 in predvsem poročil Komisije o napredku na področju njenega izvajanja,
– having regard to the development of the European Neighbourhood Policy (ENP) since 2004, and in particular to the Commission’s progress reports on its implementation,
– ob upoštevanju skupnega sporočila Komisije in podpredsednice Komisije/visoke predstavnice Evropskemu svetu, Evropskemu parlamentu, Evropskemu ekonomsko-socialnemu odboru in odboru regij o partnerstvu za demokracijo in skupno blaginjo z državami južnega Sredozemlja,
– having regard to the Joint Communication from the Commission and the VP/HR to the European Council, the European Parliament, the Council, the European Economic and Social Committee and the Committee of the Regions on a partnership for democracy and shared prosperity with the Southern Mediterranean,
A. ker je položaj nevladnih organizacij v Egiptu zaskrbljujoč; ker je bilo oktobra 2011 napovedano oblikovanje odbora za pregled civilnih institucij in nevladnih organizacij, da bi okrepili pravni nadzor nad tujim financiranjem organizacij civilne družbe in političnih fundacij, nato pa je bila centralna banka zaprošena, naj spremlja vse bančne transferje v vladne organizacije in iz njih; ker so bile pisarne 10 organizacij, financiranih iz tujine, preiskane, te organizacije pa je preiskoval vrhovni svet oboroženih sil in nato 29. decembra 2011 prepovedal njihovo delovanje; ker je 5. februarja 2012 egiptovska vojaška vlada objavila, da bo sodila 19 ameriškim državljanom in še 24 drugim osebam v okviru kriminalne preiskave tujega financiranja neprofitnih organizacij, ki delujejo v Egiptu; ker egiptovski sodniki preiskujejo domnevno nezakonito tuje financiranje prodemokratičnih nevladnih organizacij in političnih fundacij in ker so bili primeri 44 obtožencev, med njimi je 19 Američanov, 14 Egipčanov, pet Srbov, dva Nemca, dva Libanonca, Jordanec in Palestinec, posredovanih kazenskemu sodišču v Kairu, njim pa je prepovedano zapustiti državo;
A. whereas the situation of NGOs in Egypt is alarming; whereas the establishment of a committee to review civil institutions and NGOs, with the aim of tightening legal control over foreign funding of civil society organisations and political foundations, was announced in October 2011 and a request was subsequently made to the Central Bank to monitor all bank transfers to and from NGOs; whereas the offices of 10 foreign-funded organisations were searched and those organisations were investigated and then banned by the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (SCAF) on 29 December 2011; whereas on 5 February 2012 Egypt’s military-led government announced that it was putting 19 American citizens and 24 others on trial as part of a criminal investigation into the foreign financing of non-profit-making organisations active in Egypt; whereas Egyptian judges are investigating alleged illegal foreign financing of pro-democracy NGOs and political foundations, and whereas 44 defendants, including 19 Americans, 14 Egyptians, five Serbs, two Germans, two Lebanese, one Jordanian and one Palestinian, have had their cases referred to the Cairo Criminal Court and ordered not to leave the country;
B. ker so nevladne organizacije obtožene tudi odpiranja in vodenja pisarn v Egiptu brez dovoljenja vladnih organov, čeprav egiptovske oblasti že več kot pet let ne obravnavajo prošenj za registracijo, ki jih organizacije vlagajo v skladu z ustreznimi pravili; ker so te obtožbe stopnjevanje pravnih represivnih ukrepov za nacionalne in mednarodne nevladne organizacije v Egiptu, kar je v nasprotju z mednarodno zakonodajo o človekovih pravicah in spodkopava prizadevanja za spodbujanje demokratičnih vrednot in varovanje človekovih pravic;
B. whereas the NGOs also stand accused of establishing and running offices in Egypt without government authorisation, even though applications for registration made by the organisations in accordance with the relevant rules have not been acted on by the Egyptian authorities for over five years; whereas these charges are the culmination of an escalating legal crackdown on national and international NGOs in Egypt, an approach which is at odds with international human rights law and is undermining efforts to promote democratic values and safeguard human rights;
C. ker je bilo najmanj 74 oseb ubitih, več sto pa ranjenih po spopadih na nogometni tekmi v Port Saidu med kairskim klubom Al Ahli in lokalnim klubom Al Masr;
C. whereas at least 74 people were killed and hundreds more were injured after clashes broke out at a football match in Port Said between Cairo club Al Ahly and local club Al Masr;
D. ker je bil odziv policije na spopade neverjetno pasiven; ker so jeza in ugibanja, da so bili spopadi morda politično motivirani, skupaj z zahtevami o končanju vojaške vladavine v dneh po tragediji na nogometnem stadionu privedli do uličnih demonstracij proti vsem vrstam diktatorstva, vojaškega ali drugega, katerih rezultat so bile smrtne žrtve in ranjenci; ker policija za pregon protestnikov še naprej uporablja solzivec, šibre in gumijaste naboje;
D. whereas the police’s response to the clashes was astonishingly passive; whereas anger and speculation that the clashes may have been politically motivated, in connection with demands for an end to military rule, led to street demonstrations protesting against any type of dictatorship, military or other, in the days following the football stadium tragedy, resulting in further deaths and injuries; whereas the police are continuing to fire tear gas, birdshot and rubber bullets at protestors;
E. ker je namestnik egiptovskega zdravstvenega ministra Hešam Šeiha tragedijo na stadionu imenoval eno večjih tragedij v zgodovini egiptovskega nogometa; ker je vrhovni svet oboroženih sil naročil helikopterje za prevoz ranjenih članov moštev in navijačev gostujoče strani v vojaško bolnico; ker bi moral šport predvsem v času tranzicije in socialnih nemirov imeti povezovalno vlogo ter zagotavljati občutek normalnosti in spodbujati spravo med sprtimi skupnostmi;
E. whereas Egypt’s Deputy Health Minister Hesham Sheiha called the stadium tragedy the biggest disaster in Egypt’s football history; whereas the SCAF ordered helicopters to ferry injured team members and fans of the visiting side to a military hospital; whereas, in particular at times of transition and social unrest, sport should play a unifying role, offering a sense of normality and initiating reconciliation between divided communities;
F. ker je uspeh evropske sosedske politike ter reform na področju človekovih pravic in predvsem pravic žensk odvisen od udeležbe civilne družbe pri izvajanju ustreznih politik;
F. whereas the success of the ENP, and of the reforms in the area of human rights, and more specifically women’s rights, is contingent on the involvement of civil society in the implementation of the relevant policies;
G. ker je vrhovni svet oboroženih sil izvajal kontroverzen načrt, saj zakon o izrednem stanju še ni bil v celoti odpravljen in ga je mogoče še vedno uporabljati v primerih banditstva, kar pa je koncept, ki ga je mogoče zelo široko razlagati in uporabljati pristransko; ker v zadnjih desetih mesecih vojaške vladavine po mnenju mednarodnih in nacionalnih organizacij ni bilo napredka na področju zaščite človekovih pravic v Egiptu; ker civilistom še vedno sodijo vojaška sodišča, blogerje, novinarje in borce za človekove pravice pa neposredno in posredno nadlegujejo, kar prispeva k naraščajočim napetostim in podžiga proteste javnosti; ker vrhovni svet oboroženih sil ni raziskal poročil o spolnih napadih na protestnice, tudi o tako imenovanih testih nedolžnosti, smrtnih grožnjah in drugih kršitvah človekovih pravic;
G. whereas the SCAF has followed a controversial agenda, as the emergency law has not been fully abolished and can still be applied in connection with cases of ‘thuggery’, a concept which is open to wide interpretation and arbitrary application; whereas, according to international and national organisations, there has been no improvement in human rights protection in Egypt throughout the past 10 months of military rule; whereas civilians continue to be tried before military tribunals, and bloggers, journalists and human rights defenders are subjected to direct or indirect harassment, which has contributed to growing tensions and fuelled further popular protests; whereas the SCAF has failed to conduct investigations into reports of sexual assaults on female protestors, including so-called ‘virginity’ tests, death threats and other breaches of human rights;
H. ker je na volitvah v ljudsko skupščino, ki so potekale med novembrom 2011 in januarjem 2012, stranka Muslimanskega bratstva za svobodo in pravico dobila 47 % glasov, stranka Nur, kjer prevladujejo salafisti, pa 25 %, kar pomeni padec števila poslank z 64 na osem; ker bodo predsedniške volitve potekale junija; ker nobena mednarodna institucije, tudi EU, ni nameravala opazovati volitev;
H. whereas in the elections to the People’s Assembly held between November 2011 and January 2012 the Muslim Brotherhood’s Freedom and Justice Party won 47% of the votes and the Salafist-dominated Noor party 25%, resulting in a fall in the number of women MPs from 64 to eight; whereas presidential elections are due to take place in June; whereas no international institutions, including the EU, were invited to observe the elections;
I. ker nenehoma poziva k odpravi izrednih razmer, ki veljajo od leta 1981, okrepitvi demokracije ter spoštovanja človekovih pravic in temeljnih svoboščin v Egiptu; ker Evropska unija vztrajno izraža svojo zavezanost svobodi misli, vesti in vere, in ker poudarja, da je naloga vlad držav po vsem svetu, da te svoboščine zagotovijo;
I. whereas it has repeatedly called for the lifting of the state of emergency, which has been in force since 1981, the strengthening of democracy and respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms in Egypt; whereas the European Union has repeatedly expressed its commitment to freedom of thought, conscience and religion and has stressed that governments have a duty to guarantee these freedoms all over the world;
4. je zaskrbljen zaradi obtožb, da so bili spopadi politično motivirani, ter poziva egiptovske oblasti, naj takoj sprožijo neodvisno preiskavo dogodkov 1. februarja 2012;
Is concerned at accusations that the clashes were politically motivated, and calls on the Egyptian authorities urgently to initiate an independent investigation of the events of 1 February 2012;
8. naroči svojemu predsedniku, naj to resolucijo posreduje Svetu, Komisiji, podpredsednici Komisije/visoki predstavnici Unije za zunanje zadeve in varnostno politiko, vladam in parlamentom držav članic ter egiptovskim oblastem.
Instructs its President to forward this resolution to the Council, the Commission, the Vice-President of the Commission/High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, the governments and parliaments of the Member States and the Egyptian authorities.
o smrtni kazni na Japonskem
on the death penalty in Japan
PE483.148v01-00 } PE483.149v01-00 } PE483.150v01-00 } PE483.151v01-00 } PE483.152v01-00 } RC1 Resolucija Evropskega parlamenta o smrtni kazni na Japonskem
PE483.148v01-00 } PE483.149v01-00 } PE483.150v01-00 } PE483.151v01-00 } PE483.152v01-00 } RC1 European Parliament resolution on the death penalty in Japan
– ob upoštevanju resolucije generalne skupščine Združenih narodov 63/168, ki poziva k izvajanju resolucije generalne skupščine Združenih narodov 62/149 z dne 18. decembra 2007, ki poziva k svetovnemu moratoriju za smrtno kazen in usmrtitve,
– having regard to United Nations General Assembly Resolution 63/168 which calls for the implementation of United Nations General Assembly Resolution 62/149 of 18 December 2007 calling for a worldwide moratorium on the death penalty and on executions,
– ob upoštevanju resolucije generalne skupščine Združenih narodov 65/206 z dne 21. decembra 2010 o moratoriju za izvajanje smrtne kazni,
– having regard to United Nations General Assembly resolution 65/206 of 21 December 2010 on a moratorium on the use of death penalty,
– ob upoštevanju smernic EU o smrtni kazni,
– having regard to the EU Guidelines on the Death Penalty,
– ob upoštevanju svoje resolucije z dne 27. septembra 2007 o vsesplošnem moratoriju na smrtno kazen,
– having regard to its resolution of 27 September 2007 on a universal moratorium on the death penalty,
– ob upoštevanju svoje resolucije z dne 13. junija 2002 o odpravi smrtne kazni na Japonskem, v Južni Koreji in na Tajvanu,
– having regard to its resolution of 13 June 2002 on the abolition of capital punishment in Japan, South Korea and Taiwan,
– ob upoštevanju svoje resolucije z dne 7. oktobra 2010 o svetovnem dnevu boja proti smrtni kazni,
– having regard to its resolution of 7 October 2010 on the World Day Against the Death Penalty,
– ob upoštevanju skupne izjave visoke predstavnice Evropske unije za zunanje zadeve in varnostno politiko Catherine Ashton ter generalnega sekretarja Sveta Evrope Thorbjørna Jaglanda z dne 10. oktobra 2011 ob evropskem in svetovnem dnevu proti smrtni kazni;
– having regard to the joint declaration by Catherine Ashton, European Union High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, and Thorbjorn Jagland, Secretary General of the Council of Europe, on the European and World Day Against the Death Penalty on 10 October 2011,
– ob upoštevanju izjave Evropske unije z dne 6. aprila 2011 o odpravi smrtne kazni, s katero bi države opazovalke v Svetu Evrope, med katerimi je tudi Japonska, spodbudili k odpravi smrtne kazni,
– having regard to the European Union’s statement of 6 April 2011 on the abolition of the death penalty, encouraging observer countries to the Council of Europe, including Japan, to abolish the death penalty,
– ob upoštevanju Konvencije Združenih narodov proti mučenju in drugemu okrutnemu, nečloveškemu ali ponižujočemu ravnanju ali kaznovanju, ki jo je Japonska ratificirala leta 1999,
– having regard to the UN Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment, which Japan ratified in 1999,
A. ker se Evropska unija močno zavzema, da bi povsod odpravili smrtno kazen, in si prizadeva za splošno sprejetje osnovnega načela pravice do življenja;
A. whereas the European Union is strongly committed to working towards the abolition of the death penalty everywhere and is striving to achieve universal acceptance of the basic principle of the right to life;
B. ker se je vse od leta 1993 leta 2011 prvič zgodilo, da na Japonskem ni bilo nobene usmrtitve; vendar je minister za pravosodje Toshio Ogawa po poročanju medijev napovedal, da ne namerava nadaljevati zadržane politike svojega predhodnika Hiraoka Hidea, ter je pripravljen ponovno podpisovati naloge za izvršitev smrtne kazni;
B. whereas 2011 has been the first year without any execution in Japan since 1993; whereas, however, according to press reports, the new Minister of Justice, Toshio Ogawa, announced that he did not wish to continue the policy of ‘caution’ of his predecessor, Hiraoka Hideo, and would be prepared to sign execution orders again;
C. ker bil je na področju odpravljanja smrtne kazni po svetu dosežen velik napredek ter je vse več držav odpravilo smrtno kazen;
C. whereas there has been significant progress towards abolishing the death penalty worldwide, and a growing number of countries have done away with capital punishment;
D. ker bi bila uradna zaveza Japonske kot vodilne demokracije v Aziji in ključne članice mednarodne skupnosti k odpravi smrtne kazni v skladu z mednarodno usmeritvijo, poleg tega pa bi s tem Japonska vsemu svetu poslala sporočilo, da je treba spoštovati in varovati pravico do življenja;
D. whereas an official commitment by Japan, as a leading democracy in Asia and a key member of the international community, to the abolition of the death penalty will not only be consistent with the international trend but will also send a powerful signal all over the world that the right to life must be respected and protected;
E. ker na Japonskem trenutno približno 130 obsojenih na smrtno kazen čaka na njeno izvršitev;
E. whereas some 130 persons sentenced to death in Japan are currently on death row;
1. pozdravlja dejstvo, da odnos EU z Japonsko temelji na skupni zavezanosti svobodi, demokraciji, vladavini prava in človekovim pravicam;
Welcomes the fact that the EU’s relationship with Japan is based on a shared attachment to freedom, democracy, the rule of law and human rights;
12.3.2012 PREDLOG SKUPNE RESOLUCIJE v skladu s členom 110(4) Poslovnika,
12.3.2012 JOINT MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION pursuant to Rule 110(4) of the Rules of Procedure
o razmerah v Nigeriji
on the situation in Nigeria
PE483.178v01-00 } PE483.184v01-00 } PE483.185v01-00 } PE483.188v01-00 } PE483.189v01-00 } PE483.201v01-00 } RC1 Resolucija Evropskega parlamenta o razmerah v Nigeriji
PE483.178v01-00 } PE483.184v01-00 } PE483.185v01-00 } PE483.188v01-00 } PE483.189v01-00 } PE483.201v01-00 } RC1 European Parliament resolution on the situation in Nigeria
– ob upoštevanju izjav podpredsednice Komisije/visoke predstavnice Catherine Ashton z dne 26. decembra 2011 o bombnih napadih na božični dan in z dne 22. januarja 2012 o bombnih napadih v mestu Kano v Nigeriji,
– having regard to the statements by Vice-President/High Representative Ashton of 26 December 2011 on the Christmas Day bombings and of 22 January 2012 on the bombings in Kano, Nigeria,
– ob upoštevanju izjave varnostnega sveta Združenih narodov z dne 27. decembra 2011 o bombnih napadih v Nigeriji,
– having regard to the statement by the UN Security Council of 27 December 2011 on attacks in Nigeria,
– ob upoštevanju Afriške listine o človekovih pravicah in pravicah ljudstev iz leta 1981, ki jo je Nigerija ratificirala 22. junija 1983,
– having regard to the African Charter on Human and Peoples’ Rights of 1981, ratified by Nigeria on 22 June 1983,
– ob upoštevanju ustave Zvezne republike Nigerije, zlasti njenih določb o varovanju svobode veroizpovedi iz poglavja IV – Pravica do svobode misli, vesti in veroizpovedi,
– having regard to the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, and in particular its provisions on the protection of freedom of religion in its Chapter IV – Right to freedom of thought, conscience and religion,
– ob upoštevanju ministrskega srečanja Nigerija-EU z dne 8. februarja 2012 v Abuji,
– having regard to the Nigeria-EU Ministerial Meeting of 8 February 2012 in Abuja,
– ob upoštevanju priporočil iz programa Združenih narodov za okolje (UNEP) glede vzpostavitve organa za obnovo okolja v regiji Ogoniland,
– having regard to the UNEP report recommendations to establish an Ogoniland Environmental Restoration Authority,
– ob upoštevanju člena 110(4) Poslovnika,
– having regard to Rule 110(4) of its Rules of Procedure,
A. ker je zgrožen zaradi zadnjega vala strelskih in bombnih napadov teroristične islamske sekte Boko Haram, v katerih je bilo 20. januarja ubitih najmanj 185 oseb v mestu Kano, in zaradi številnih napadov na policijske postaje; ker je skupina Boko Haram z letaki, ki so bili čez noč razdeljeni po mestu, posvarila prebivalce mesta Kano, da bo nadaljevala napade proti varnostnim službam, in pozvala k vztrajnosti, saj se skupina bori za vzpostavitev „islamskega sistema“;
A. whereas it is appalled by the latest waves of gun and bomb attacks committed by the terrorist Islamist sect Boko Haram, which killed at least 185 people in Kano on 20 January, and largely targeted police posts; whereas Boko Haram warned Kano residents, in a leaflet distributed around the city overnight ,that their strikes against security services would continue and urged perseverance as the group fights to install an ‘Islamic system’;
B. ker so organizacije za človekove pravice dokazale vpletenost islamske skupine Boko Haram v napade na policijske postaje, vojaške objekte, cerkve in banke ter v samomorilski bombni napad na sedež OZN, v katerem je bilo ubitih vsaj 24 ljudi, več kot sto pa je bilo ranjenih;
B. whereas human rights organisations have documented the involvement of the Boko Haram Islamist group in attacks on police stations, military facilities, churches and banks, as well as in a suicide bomb attack at the UN headquarters, which killed at least 24 people and injured more than 100 others;
C. ker sta nigerijska policija in vojska kot odgovor na nasilje skupine Boko Haram izvedli izvensodne usmrtitve številnih osumljenih članov skupine;
C. whereas, in response to the Boko Haram violence, the Nigerian police and military have carried out extrajudicial executions of numerous suspected members of the group;