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It reaffirms its objective of working towards universal abolition of the death penalty.
The EU is therefore opposed to the death penalty in all cases and it has agreed to work towards its universal abolition.
Being firmly committed to universal abolition of the death penalty, the EU strongly condemns its application in Iran and the parliamentary bill.
The EU opposes the death penalty in all cases and calls for its universal abolition.
While representing a key element in the EU's strategy towards universal abolition, leading NGOs have stressed that a moratorium is not a panacea.
The European Union is opposed to the death penalty in all cases andhas consistently called for its universal abolition.
It reaffirms its objective of working towards universal abolition of the death penalty and considers that the abolition of the death penalty in Samoa is an important step towards that aim.
The EU should continuously raise awareness on this issue andsupport initiatives which could lead to universal abolition.
Since all of us here agree on the ultimate goal of our action in this field,namely universal abolition, I wish to provide some thoughts on this process of abolition and on the means to reach our common goal.
The EU strongly opposes the death penalty in all circumstances andreaffirms its objective of working towards its universal abolition.
This targets criminal justice,supports universal abolition of the death penalty, and supports the work of international mechanisms which monitor and report on respect for human rights and related international treaty obligations.
The European Union is opposed to the death penalty in all circumstances andhas agreed to campaign for its universal abolition.
It reaffirms its objective of working towards universal abolition of the death penalty, and considers that the unlimited renewal of moratoria on executions until the planned complete abolition of the death penalty is a decisive step towards that aim.
The EU reiterates that it is, as a matter of principle,opposed to the death penalty under all circumstances and calls for its universal abolition.
The Union finds that this decision shows Ukraine's willingness to join a positive trend towards the universal abolition of the death penalty, which is the ultimate goal of the European Union as set forth in the EU Declaration and the EU guidelines adopted at the General Affairs Council in Luxembourg, in June 1998.
The European Union is adamantly opposed to the use of the death penalty in all circumstances andas a priority seeks its universal abolition.
Universal abolition is, and will continue to be, a key priority of our external action on human rights and so I reaffirm here, on behalf of Baroness Ashton, our determination to keep the European Union at the fore in the fight for the universal abolition of capital punishment.
The European Union is unreservedly opposed to the use of capital punishment under all circumstances andhas consistently called for the universal abolition of this punishment.
In line with established EU policy promoting the universal abolition of the death penalty, or as a first step a moratorium on executions, the EU considers that the abolition of the death penalty in Libya would be a step towards progress on human rights and would contribute to the advances made so far in strengthening Libya's relations with the international community.
The European Union is opposed to the use of capital punishment in all cases and under all circumstances andhas consistently called for its universal abolition.
The European Union considers that the abolition of the death penalty constitutes a significant step to enhance human dignity and progressively develop human rights andreaffirms its objective to work towards its universal abolition or at least the introduction of a moratorium on executions as a first step towards that aim.
The European Union believes that the death penalty is a contravention of the right to life and of the human dignity andit is therefore committed to working towards its universal abolition.
In conclusion, I wish to underline the importance of maintaining a common EU approach towards the universal abolition of the death penalty.
Nonetheless, the EU opposes the use of capital punishment in all cases andunder all circumstances, and calls for a global moratorium as a first step towards its universal abolition.
The European Union applauds the adoption of the resolution,which marks a turning point on the path towards universal abolition of the death penalty.
The resolution calling for a moratorium on the use of the death penalty under the 65th United Nations General Assembly this autumn should reflect progress towards universal abolition.
IiiAt the October 1997 Council of Europe Summit, Heads of State or Government, including all EU Member States,called for universal abolition of the death penalty.
The European Day against the Death Penalty coincides with the World Day against the Death Penalty andthe establishment of a death penalty-free Europe is an important step towards universal abolition.
The European Union is unreservedly opposed to the use of the death penalty under all circumstances andhas consistently called for the universal abolition of this punishment.
European Union delegations must include an adequate number of officials specialised in human rights anddedicated to pursuing the universal abolition of the death penalty.