Примери за използване на Combating radicalisation на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Whereas combating radicalisation cannot be limited to Islamic radicalisation; .
To this end the Council adopted an EU strategy for combating radicalisation and recruitment to terrorism.
The EU expects the country's authorities to take further measures, in particular towards preventing and combating radicalisation.
Draft revised guidelines for the EU strategy for combating radicalisation and recruitment to terrorism.
Several months ago, I hosted an event, organised in association with UNESCO,dedicated to combating radicalisation.
Governments combating radicalisation into violent extremism have focused on the very final stages of the process of radicalisation. .
In 2006, the European Council adopted a European Union Strategy for Combating Radicalisation and Recruitment to Terrorism.
Whereas combating radicalisation and violent extremism requires close and coordinated collaboration between all actors concerned at all levels of governance(local, regional and national), as well as with civil society and the private sector;
Delegations will find attached the revised EU Strategy for Combating Radicalisation and Recruitment to Terrorism.
(17d) Member States should pursue their efforts to prevent terrorism by coordinating their strategies and sharing the information and experience at their disposal, by implementing good practices at both Union and national level andby updating national prevention policies in accordance with the Union strategy for combating radicalisation and recruitment to terrorism.
The meeting focused on long-term prevention efforts and the importance of combating radicalisation and tackling the root causes of the challenges in the region.
Let us look at some examples: combating radicalisation; monitoring terrorist funding and the possibility of creating a European Terrorist Finance Tracking Programme(TFTP); the coordination of the Joint Situation Centre(SitCen), Europol and Eurojust in the fight against terror and organised crime; combating the use of the Internet for terrorist purposes; amending the Frontex Regulation; and the viability of creating a European border guards system.
Since 2005, efforts against radicalisation have been guided by the EU Strategy for Combating Radicalisation and Recruitment.
Whereas the situation in each Member State differs anda newly revised European strategy for combating radicalisation could support national strategies, which are important in terms of providing general frameworks for programmes at national and local level;
Stresses that inhuman detention conditions, overcrowding andill treatment are counter-productive as regards the objective of combating radicalisation and violent extremism;
He is author of the European Committee of the Regions report on Combating radicalisation and violent extremism- prevention mechanisms at local and regional level.
Since 2005, efforts against radicalisation have been guided by the EU Strategy for Combating Radicalisation and Recruitment(last revised in 2008).
Calls on the Commission to find new,creative ways of preventing and combating radicalisation, including schemes for parents whose children could be vulnerable to extremist recruitment;
EU Protects: How the EU is combatting radicalisation.
Internet companies should remove terrorist content within one hour after receiving an order from the authorities to combat radicalisation and contribute to public security.
Internet companies should remove terrorist content within one hour after receiving an order from the authorities to combat radicalisation and contribute to public security.
Invites the international community to take effective steps to eliminate the business model of smugglers by not introducing obligatory distribution and to combat radicalisation and organised crime;
The DALTON report asks Internet companies to remove terrorist content within one hour after receiving an order from the authorities to combat radicalisation and contribute to public security.
This strategy outlines how the Union andthe Member States will combat radicalisation and recruitment to terrorism in view of the changing nature of the threat and our increased understanding of radicalisation and recruitment to terrorism over the past five years.
Council conclusions on the role of the youth sector in an integrated andcross-sectoral approach to preventing and combating violent radicalisation of young people(2016).
Whereas combating terrorist radicalisation must form part of a global approach that aims to ensure an open Europe and is based on a set of common values;
Having regard to the Council conclusions of 30 May 2016 on the role of the youth sector in an integrated andcross-sectoral approach to preventing and combating violent radicalisation of young people.
Highlights the importance of culture not only in combating violence, racism, radicalisation and intolerance, but also in developing a European identity;
Stresses that social andinternet networks are just one part of the radicalisation process and that combating the digital purveyors of radicalisation is only one part of the fight against radicalisation; .
Member states are expected to agree to cooperate in improving their internal security by combating online radicalisation, seeking to respond to radical ideology, terrorist financing, exchanging of information, and improving connectivity between databases of member states.