F. whereas effective humanitarian aid in Syria is not possible due to the security situation, hindered access and infrastructural constraints;

D. whereas the scope of this resolution encompasses the countries identified by the EU Sahel Strategy, specifically Mauritania, Mali, Niger and relevant parts of Burkina Faso and Chad; whereas the broader geographic and ecological definition of the Sahel also remains crucial with regard to the region’s shared human rights challenges deriving from conflict and various human security failures, including state fragility; whereas this report will also discuss the human rights situation in the non-self-governing territory of Western Sah ...[+++]ara and the Tindouf camps;

12. Calls on the HR/VP to jointly identify with the LAS, Turkey and the EU Syrian organisations that are representative of the people of Syria, and to provide substantial material and technical support, upon request; stresses that these organisations must make a demonstrable commitment to protect human rights and religious freedom, commit themselves towards an inclusive and democratic Syria, reject terrorism and abstain from destabilising neighbouring countries;

On grounds of urgency it is necessary to apply the urgency procedure provided for in Article 5a(6) of Decision 1999/468/EC for the Commission to decide on the measures taken by Member States in immediate reaction to a safety problem, as well as on derogating approvals submitted by Member States,

It is not reliable, nor is it transparent, either in general terms or in relation to Parliament, and transparency is crucial if the defects of the system are to be identified and corrected.

From a consumer standpoint, the obstacles to the development of international trade lie primarily in the lack of certainty surrounding post-contractual relations: uncertainty as to whether or not there is after-sales service and a legal or contractual guarantee, as to the conformity of the product delivered, as to the possibility of their taking action in the event of a complete or partial failure to provide a service, as to the security of international payments and as to the costs and difficulties involved in instigating legal proceedings, etc..