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PAGE: VII. Respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms, including the freedom of thought, conscience, religion or belief
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... The participating States on whose territory national
minorities exist will respect the right of persons belonging to
such minorities to equality before the law, will afford them the
full opportunity for the actual enjoyment of human rights and
fundamental freedoms and will, in this manner, protect their
legitimate interests in this sphere. ...
PAGE: 2. Industrial co-operation and projects of common interest Industrial co-operation [go to this PAGE]
... the protection of the interests of the partners in
industrial co-operation projects, including the legal protection
of the various kinds of property involved;
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... the protection of the interests of the partners in
industrial co-operation projects, including the legal protection
of the various kinds of property involved;
...
PAGE: Possibilities for improving co-operation [go to this PAGE]
... the wider use of commercial channels and activities for
applied scientific and technological research and for the
transfer of achievements obtained in this field while providing
information on and protection of intellectual and industrial
property rights;
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PAGE: 5. Environment [go to this PAGE]
... Affirming that the protection and improvement of the
environment, as well as the protection of nature and the rational
utilization of its resources in the interests of present and
future generations, is one of the tasks of major importance to
the well-being of peoples and the economic development of all
countries and that many environmental problems, particularly in
Europe, can be solved effectively only through close
international co-operation, ...
... Affirming that the protection and improvement of the
environment, as well as the protection of nature and the rational
utilization of its resources in the interests of present and
future generations, is one of the tasks of major importance to
the well-being of peoples and the economic development of all
countries and that many environmental problems, particularly in
Europe, can be solved effectively only through close
international co-operation, ...
... Considering that the success of any environmental policy
presupposes that all population groups and social forces, aware
of their responsibilities, help to protect and improve the
environment, which necessitates continued and thorough educative
action, particularly with regard to youth; ...
... Affirming that experience has shown that economic
development and technological progress must be compatible with
the protection of the environment and the preservation of
historical and cultural values; that damage to the environment is
best avoided by preventive measures; and that the ecological
balance must be preserved in the exploitation and management of
natural resources. ...
PAGE: Aims of co-operation [go to this PAGE]
... to increase the effectiveness of national and international
measures for the protection of the environment, by the comparison
and, if appropriate, the harmonization of methods of gathering
and analyzing facts, by improving the knowledge of pollution
phenomena and rational utilization of natural resources, by the
exchange of information, by the harmonization of definitions and
the adoption, as far as possible, of a common terminology in the
field of the environment;
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... to encourage, where possible and appropriate, national and
international efforts by their interested organizations,
enterprises and firms in the development, production and
improvement of equipment designed for monitoring, protecting and
enhancing the environment.
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PAGE: Fields of co-operation Control of air pollution Water pollution control and fresh water utilization Protection of the marine
environment Land utilization and soils Nature conservation and nature reserves Improvement of environmental conditions in
areas of human settlement Fundamental research, monitoring, forecasting and assessment of environmental changes Legal and
administrative measures [go to this PAGE]
... Protection of the marine environment ...
... Protection of the marine environment of participating
States, and especially the Mediterranean Sea, from pollutants
emanating from land-based sources and those from ships and other
vessels, notably the harmful substances listed in Annexes I and
II to the London Convention on the Prevention of Marine Pollution
by the Dumping of Wastes and Other Matters; problems of
maintaining marine ecological balances and food chains, in
particular such problems as may arise from the exploration and
exploitation of biological and mineral resources of the seas and
the sea-bed; ...
... Protection of nature and nature reserves; conservation and
maintenance of existing genetic resources, especially rare animal
and plant species; conservation of natural ecological systems;
establishment of nature reserves and other protected landscapes
and areas, including their use for research, tourism, recreation
and other purposes; ...
... Protection of nature and nature reserves; conservation and
maintenance of existing genetic resources, especially rare animal
and plant species; conservation of natural ecological systems;
establishment of nature reserves and other protected landscapes
and areas, including their use for research, tourism, recreation
and other purposes; ...
... Legal and administrative measures for the protection of the
environment including procedures for establishing environmental
impact assessments. ...
PAGE: Forms and methods of co-operation [go to this PAGE]
... The participating States declare that problems relating to
the protection and improvement of the environment will be solved
on both a bilateral and a multilateral, including regional and
sub-regional, basis, making full use of existing pattern and
forms of co-operation. They will develop co-operation in the
field of the environment in particular by taking into
consideration the Stockholm Declaration on the Human Environment,
relevant resolutions of the United Nations General Assembly and
the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe Prague sym-
posium on environmental problems. ...
... joint preparation and implementation of programmes and
projects for the study and solution of various problems of
environmental protection;
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... harmonization, where appropriate and necessary, of
environmental protection standards and norms, in particular with
the object of avoiding possible difficulties in trade which may
arise from efforts to resolve ecological problems of production
processes and which relate to the achievement of certain
environmental qualities in manufactured products;
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... consultations on various aspects of environmental
protection, as agreed upon among countries concerned, especially
in connexion with problems which could have international
consequences.
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PAGE: Economic and social aspects of migrant labour [go to this PAGE]
... to ensure, through collaboration between the host country
and the country of origin, the conditions under which the orderly
movement of workers might take place, while at the same time
protecting their personal and social welfare and, if appropriate,
to organize the recruitment of migrant workers and the provision
of elementary language and vocational training; ...