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Die Abgeordneten des Europäischen Parlaments zeigen sich besorgt über den Missbrauch von Pegasus und anderer Spähsoftware und fordern Maßnahmen.

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Gino Mäder ist tot. Der Schweizer Radprofi erliegt am Tag nach seinem schlimmen Sturz an der Tour de Suisse seinen Verletzungen. Dies teilt sein Team vor dem Start der 6. Etappe mit.

Chaque été, les sept municipalités de l'île croate de Krk sont prises d'assaut par les vacanciers. Le tourisme de masse s'ajoute à une multitude de défis en matière d'environnement, de dépopulation, de développement durable et de survie économique auxquels les citoyens tentent de répondre. Entretien.

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Chaque été, les sept municipalités de l'île croate de Krk sont prises d'assaut par les vacanciers. Le tourisme de masse s'ajoute à une multitude de défis en matière d'environnement, de dépopulation, de développement durable et de survie économique auxquels les citoyens tentent de répondre. Entretien.

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La réduction de moitié de l’utilisation des pesticides d’ici 2030 aura une influence plus importante sur les cultures ayant « peu ou pas d’incidence sur la sécurité alimentaire », a indiqué la Commission européenne dans une analyse d’impact complémentaire.

Alors que l’été commence à battre son plein, chaque région de notre belle Algérie offre une expérience météorologique unique. Des côtes rafraîchissantes de la Méditerranée […]

L’article Météo en Algérie : Quel temps fera-il ce vendredi 17 juin 2023 ? est apparu en premier sur .

La France investira davantage dans l’intelligence artificielle (IA) et les technologies vertes pour contrer la domination de la Chine et des États-Unis, a déclaré le président Emmanuel Macron mercredi.

MTI: Kórházba került egy kolumbiai rendőrtiszt, miután lenyelt egy köteg bankjegyet, amelyet éppen egy üzletembertől vett át, miután megzsarolta – írta a The Guardian brit napilap.

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From 12 to 16 June 2023, gender-responsive policing of violence against women and girls (VAWG) was the focus of a national specialized training course in Bar. The training was organized by the OSCE Secretariat’s Transnational Threats Department (TNTD) in co-ordination with the OSCE Mission to Montenegro.

A total of 23 police officers and prosecutors (11 women and 12 men) from the municipalities of Montenegro developed their skills in effectively responding to cases of VAWG, while maintaining a victim-/survivor-centred approach. The five-day course covered topics such as causes and cycles of violence, violence prevention, harmful biases, attitudes and stereotypes, risk assessment, victim/survivor protection protocols, referral mechanisms, and inter-agency co-operation.

The training course was delivered by national experts, who benefited from the Regional Train-the-Trainers Course on Gender-responsive Policing of VAWG, organized by TNTD last year in Warsaw, Poland.

“This training is an important milestone in the fight against gender-based violence in Montenegro, as it complements the OSCE’s ongoing efforts in combatting this crime at the national level and beyond,” said Siv-Katrine Leirtroe, Deputy Head of the OSCE Mission to Montenegro.

Bjorn Tore Saltvik, manager of the project, underlined that “the initial responses provided by law enforcement institutions to victims of gender-based violence crimes are crucial for the safety of the victims themselves, as well as for the successful investigation and prosecution of such crimes. These responses should be victim-centered, meaning they should prioritize the well-being, support, and rights of the victims throughout the entire process. In doing so, law enforcement institutions can better address the needs of survivors and facilitate a more effective pursuit of justice”.

As part of their continued support of criminal justice practitioners from South-Eastern Europe in their fight against VAWG, TNTD will deliver similar training courses to law enforcement in Albania, North Macedonia and Serbia throughout 2023, in addition to the one already delivered in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

These activities will contribute to the full implementation of the Council of Europe’s Convention on preventing and combating violence against women and domestic violence (Istanbul Convention) in the countries covered by the project Enhancing Criminal Justice Capacities for Combating Gender-based Violence in South-Eastern Europe.

As delegations from Sweden and Turkey met in Ankara on Wednesday, Turkish President Erdoğan again dampened expectations that Sweden will join Nato soon. Although Sweden's counter-terrorism laws have been tightened and the Supreme Court recently approved the first extradition of a PKK supporter, Turkey's demands have not yet been met, Erdoğan said. But his real focus is the US, commentators suspect.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky addressed the Swiss parliament per video on Thursday, appealing for solidarity and calling on it to allow the export of Swiss-made war materials to third countries, something Switzerland has so far refused to do citing its neutrality. The Swiss People's Party (SVP), the strongest parliamentary group, did not attend the session on the same grounds.