Примери за използване на Closure of guantánamo на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Today, we have spoken about the closure of Guantánamo.
The closure of Guantánamo is good news both in itself and symbolically.
Mr President, the EU has been asking for the closure of Guantánamo for a long time.
The closure of Guantánamo Bay prison, where the rights of defence, as we know them in our western world, were not guaranteed, is a good thing.
In this respect I welcome President Obama's intention to move towards closure of Guantánamo.
However, the self-imposed deadline of 22 January for the closure of Guantánamo has passed and there are still 192 prisoners.
But, at the same time, they will also be looking for the European Union to bring specific'deliverables' to the table- not least on difficult issues such as Afghanistan and the closure of Guantánamo.
(FR) Mr President, we have all fought for the closure of Guantánamo and we all welcome President Obama's decision to close this prison of shame.
It was important that the European Parliament constantly repeated its call for the closure of Guantánamo over a long period.
Everyone knows, however, that the closure of Guantánamo will not stop questions being asked about human rights and counterterrorism, either in the United States or in Europe.
I would also say to you, ladies and gentlemen,that the worst we could do would be to let the boost given by the closure of Guantánamo evaporate because Europe was not prepared to stand up and be counted.
Or rather, it was the announcement of the closure of Guantánamo, because the new US Government is faced with the difficult task of finding a solution for the inmates who are still there.
The questions that have to be addressed are really complex and will need some time, although President Obama himself has requested a review of the prisoners' files andhas set a one-year deadline for the closure of Guantánamo.
(DE) Madam President, the closure of Guantánamo is surely a sign that the US has to concede that it has violated human rights, including for the purpose of the fight against terrorism, and that it wants to put an end to it.
I will also say here that we will no doubt use our visit to Washington with Mr Langer,the Chairman of the Council of Ministers of the Interior, to raise all of the issues relating to and consequent upon the closure of Guantánamo with our US colleagues.
We have therefore always been clear about our position in our contacts with the United States as well as recently, in the visit to Brussels by the United States' special envoy on this issue, Daniel Fried, who was formerly responsible for relations between the United States and the European Union andwho is now responsible for managing the closure of Guantánamo.
In the context of the abovementioned statement on the closure of Guantánamo, on 16 June 2009 the President of the Council wrote to the co-chair of the US Detention Policy Task Force.
He started off on the right foot a year ago when he announced the closure of Guantánamo as one of his first decisions, a brave decision with which to restore the legitimacy of the United States in the world, and also a gesture towards the Muslim community.
We should, therefore, shoulder our responsibilities andnot only demand the immediate closure of Guantánamo but also accept some of the prisoners who, unable to return to their own countries or, indeed, stay in the United States, demand that other countries, European countries included, be able to take them.
As already mentioned by the Minister,the European Union established a two-tier framework to support the closure of Guantánamo, firstly through the Justice and Home Affairs Council conclusion of 4 June 2009 and the annexed information exchange mechanism and, secondly, through the Joint Statement of the European Union and its Member States and the United States of America on the Closure of the Guantánamo Bay Detention Facility and Future Counter-Terrorism Cooperation of 15 June 2009.
In writing.- All EU Member States must play their part in making possible the closure of the Guantánamo Bay prison.
Madam President, the European Union, including the European Commission,has consistently called for the closure of the Guantánamo Bay detention facility.
(CS) Madam President, allow me to explain why I abstained from voting on the resolution concerning the closure of the Guantánamo prison.
I will focus on the issues relating to the closure of the Guantánamo camp and I will begin by responding to Hartmut Nassauer.
There are other examples, too, such as the need to follow a new strategy in Afghanistan and Pakistan and the closure of the Guantánamo Bay detention camp.
President Obama made the decision on his first day in the White House to suspend the trials before military tribunals and to announce the closure of the Guantánamo base.
The European Union has been calling for the closure of the detention camp at Guantánamo Bay for many years.
I would like to finish by saying that the European Union has a very clear position regarding the issue of Guantánamo in favour of the closure of the prison.
One of his first policy actions was the closure of the prison in Guantánamo, which we are naturally delighted about.