Übersetzung für "corpo degli agenti di custodia " (Italienisch → Englisch) :

8. Urges the Ukrainian authorities to ensure full respect for the right of all prisoners sentenced on politically motivated grounds, including Ms Tymoshenko, Mr Lutsenko and Mr Ivashchenko, to adequate medical assistance in an appropriate institution, for their right of unrestricted access to their lawyers and for the right to be visited by relatives and other people such as the EU ambassador; stresses the need for Ukraine to respect fully the legal and human rights of defendants and detainees, including the right to medical care, in line with international standards; condemns the use of force by prison guards against Yulia Timoshenko, ...[+++] and recalls the obligation of Ukraine to examine promptly and impartially any complaints of torture or other forms of cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment;

5. Urges the Ukrainian authorities to ensure the full respect of the right of all prisoners, including Ms Tymoshenko, Mr Lutsenko and Mr Ivashchenko, to adequate medical assistance in an appropriate institution and the right to have access to their lawyers without restriction and the right to be visited by relatives and other persons like the EU ambassador; stresses the need for Ukraine to respect fully the legal and human rights of defendants and detainees, including their medical care; in line with international standards; Condemns the use of force by prison guards on Julia Timoshenko and recalls the obligation of Ukraine to examine ...[+++] promptly and impartially any complaints of torture or other forms of cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment;

Action for damages, brought under Article 235 EC and Article 288 EC, second paragraph, seeking compensation from the Community for the damage caused by the abolition of the monopoly of the French profession of ship brokers.

25. Calls on the Council to examine options for the setting-up of an integrated civil-military "Human Security Response Force" to carry out human security operations, composed of about 15 000 personnel, of whom at least one third would be civilian specialists (such as police officers, human rights monitors, development and humanitarian specialists and administrators); considers that the Force, building on already existing ESDP structures, could be drawn from dedicated troops and civilian capabilities already made available by Member States (such as the capabilities made available under the military and civilian Headline Goals, the Battle Groups and the Civilian Response Teams) and could also include a "Humanitarian Security Volunteer Servi ...[+++]ce" that would combine a Civil Peace Corps as proposed by Parliament and the European Voluntary Humanitarian Aid Corps envisaged in the Lisbon Treaty;