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7TH CONSULTATIVE ASSEMBLY OF PARLIAMENTARIANS FOR THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT (ICC) AND THE RULE OF LAW 10 & 11 December 2012 Nuova Aula del Palazzo dei Gruppi Parlamentari, Camera dei Deputati, Rome, Italy LIST OF PARTICIPANTS 18 December 2012 With the High Patronage of With support for PGA ICC Campaign from The European Parliament Humanity United The Netherlands In partnership with Switzerland Association Internationale de Droit Pénal – Liechtenstein AIDP Gruppo italiano Until May 2012, the Campaign received support from With the support of European Instrument for Democracy & ENI Human Rights, European Union The Parliament of Italy & Parliamentarians for Global Action acknowledges the in-kind support of UN Women (Country Office Afghanistan), Italian Society for International Organization (SIOI), the Universities of Cologne (Germany) and of Roma Tre (Italy), as well as the in-kind contributions of the Parliamentary Delegations of the European Parliament, and of Afghanistan, Albania, Argentina, Australia, Bolivia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Brazil, Bulgaria, Cambodia, Cameroon, Central African Republic, Chile, Colombia, Comoros, Democratic Republic of Congo, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, Georgia, Ghana, Jordan, Kazakhstan, Lesotho, Libya, Malawi, Malaysia, Maldives, Mauritania, Mexico, Montenegro, Morocco, Norway, Portugal, Senegal, South Africa, Sri Lanka, Sweden, Togo, Tonga, Uganda, United Kingdom, and Uruguay. 1/14 MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT 22. Dip. Carlos Manuel Garrido AFGHANISTAN Unión Cívica Radical 1. Sen. Said Azizullah Ulfati 23. Dip. Margarita Stolbizer Secretary, Mesharano Jirga Partido Nueva Generación Harakat-e-Inqilab-e-Islami 2. Sen. Amanullah Azimi AUSTRALIA Independent 24. Ms. Melissa Parke, MP 3. Sen. Lailoma Ahmadi PGA Member Australian Labor Party 4. Sen. Noor Mohammad Kafil Noori Mahaz Mili BELGIUM 5. Sen. Saliha Mirzad 25. Dep. Alain Destexhe 6. Sen. Fowzea Sadat Zamkanai PGA International Council Mouvement Réformateur 7. Ms. Naheed Farid, MP BOLIVIA International Relations Commission 26. Sen. Eugenio Rojas Apaza Independent Movimiento al Socialismo 8. Ms. Shinkai Karokhail, MP 27. Sen. Sandra Lilian Soriano Bascope Independent Movimiento al Socialismo 9. Mr. Jafar Mahdavi, MP BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA 10. Ms. Najila Dehqan Nejad, MP 28. Ms. Milica Marković, MP 11. Mr. Sarwar Osmani, MP Member, Parliamentary Assembly of the 12. Mr. Ali Mohammad Shahidi, MP Council of Europe 13. Mr. Samiullah Samimi, MP Alliance of Independent Social Democrats 14. Mr. Hamidullah Tokhi, MP BRAZIL 15. Ms. Shahgul Rezaie, MP 29. Dip. Dr. Florisvaldo Fier Rosinha Independent PGA Member 16. Ms. Farkhunda Zahra Naderi, MP Partido dos Trabalhadores Hezb-e-Paiwand Milli Afghanistan 30. Dip. Walter Meyer Feldman Partido da Social Democracia Brasileira ALBANIA 31. Dip. Marcos Rogério da Silva Brito 17. Mr. Viktor Gumi, MP Partido Democrático Trabalhista ARGENTINA BULGARIA 18. Sen. Elena Corregido 32. Ms. Svetlana Angelova, MP Chaco Merece Más - PJ Citizens for European Development of 19. Sen. Pablo Gonzalez Bulgaria (GERB) Frente Para La Victoria 33. Mr. Ivan Bozhilov, MP Citizens for European Development of Bulgaria (GERB) 20. Dip. Remo Carloto Frente Para La Victoria 34. Ms. Snezhana Dukova, MP Deputy Chair, Human Rights 21. Dip. Diana Conti Committee Frente Para La Victoria 2/14 Citizens for European Development of 47. Dip. Felipe Salaberry Bulgaria (GERB) Unión Demócrata Independiente 35. Mr. Ilia Pachev, MP COLOMBIA Citizens for European Development of Bulgaria (GERB) 48. Dip. Ivan Cepeda Castro Co-chair, Committee of Peace 36. Mr. Nikolay Petkov, MP Deputy Chair, Human Rights Citizens for European Development of Committee Bulgaria (GERB) Polo Democrático Alternativo 37. Ms. Biserka Petrova, MP Order, Lawfulness, Justice COMOROS CAMBODIA 49. Dep. Said Ali Charifou 38. Mr. Vun Chheang, MP Chair, Commission on Foreign Affairs, COTE D’IVOIRE International Cooperation, Information 50. Dep. Mariame Traoré and Media PGA Member The Cambodian People’s Party Rassemblement des Républicains 39. Mr. Bunhok Sik, MP Vice-Chair, Commission on Legislation DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO and Justice The Cambodian People’s Party 51. Dep. Boniface Balamage Nkolo Rapporteur, ICC Implementing Legislation CAMEROON 52. Dep. Jean Baudouin Mayo Mambeke 40. Mr. Emmanuel Mbiam, MP UNC Rassemblement Démocratique du Peuple Camerounais 53. Dep. Adrien Mbambi Phoba MPCR CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC 54. Dep. Eve Bazaiba Masudi Chair, Socio-cultural Committee 41. Dep. Marcel Djimassé PGA Member President, PGA-CAR group Mouvement de Libération du Congo Independent 55. Dep. Dieudonné Upira 42. Dep. Dangaye Sadjigoto President, PGA-DRC group PGA member Mouvement Social pour le Renouveau 56. Dep. Serge Mayamba CHILE UDPS 43. Sen. Carlos Cantero 57. Dep. Pascal Manshimba PGA International Councilor Independent DOMINICAN REPUBLIC 58. Sen. Julio César Valentín Jiminián 44. Dip. Gabriel Ascencio Mansilla PGA member Human Rights and Foreign Affairs Partido de la Liberación Dominicana Committee Democracia Cristiana 59. Dip. Victor Orlando Bisono Haza 45. Dip. Marta Eliana Isasi Barbieri PGA International Council Independent Partido Reformista Social Cristiano 46. Dip. Tucapel Jiménez Fuentes 60. Dip. Eugenio Cedeno Partido por la democracia Partido Revolucionario Dominicano 3/14 61. Dip. Antonio Bernabel Colon EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT Partido Revolucionario Dominicano 75. Ms. Barbara Lochbihler, MEP 62. Dip. Ysabel de la Cruz (Germany) Partido de la Liberación Dominicana Chair, Human Rights Committee 63. Dip. Cristian Paredes PGA member PGA member Greens/European Free Alliance Partido Revolucionario Dominicano GEORGIA 64. Dip. Karen Lisbeth Ricardo 76. Ms. Eka Besselia Partido de la Liberación Dominicana Chair, Human Rights Committee 65. Dip. Minerva Josefina Tavarez Georgian Dream Mirabal 77. Ms. Shalva Shavgulidze Chair, Foreign Affairs Committee Deputy Chair, Legal Affairs Committee PGA Executive Committee Georgian Dream Partido de la Liberación Dominicana 66. Dip. Henry Meran GHANA Partido de la Liberación Dominicana 78. Mr. Mike Aaron Ocquaye, MP 67. Dip. Demostenes Martinez 2nd Deputy Speaker Partido de la Liberación Dominicana New Patriotic Party 79. Mr. Mike Aaron Ocquaye, MP 2nd Deputy Speaker ECUADOR New Patriotic Party 68. Dip. Marisa Peñafiel INDIA Alianza PAIS 80. Mr. Shri J.D. Seelam, MP EL SALVADOR PGA International Council 69. Dip. Sigfrido Reyes, MP National Congress Party President of the Legislative Assembly IRELAND PGA member Frente Farabundo Martí para la Liberación 81. Mr. Jim Walsh, MP Nacional PGA International Council Fianna Fáil 70. Dip. Jackeline Rivera Ávalos PGA member ITALY Frente Farabundo Martí para la Liberación Nacional 82. Sen. Renato Schifani President of the Senate 71. Dip. José Serafín Orantes Rodríguez PDL Conciliación Nacional 83. Sen. Benedetto Adragna 72. Dip. Mario Alberto Tenorio Guerrero Quaestor of the Senate PGA member PGA member Gran Alianza por la Unidad Nacional PD 73. Dip. Donato Eugenio Vaquerano 84. Sen. Emma Bonino Rivas Vice-President of the Senate Alianza Republicana Nacionalista Former European Commissioner for 74. Dip. Douglas Leonardo Mejía Avilés Humanitarian Aid Cambio democratico PGA member Rad. – PD 85. Sen. Barbara Contini First Vice-President, Sustainable Development Commission of the IPU 4/14 PGA member 97. Dep. Lapo Pistelli FLI – Terzo Polo Chair, Organising Committee of the 86. Sen. Alfredo Mantica CAP ICC 2012 Former Deputy Minister for Foreign PGA member Affairs PD, Resp. Esteri PDL 98. Dep. Roberto Rao 87. Sen. Pietro Marcerano Justice Committee; Rapporteur, Law on Chair, Human Rights Committee of the Cooperation with the ICC Senate UDC President, Human Rights and Political JAMAICA Affairs Committee, Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe 99. Mr. Arnaldo Brown, MP PD Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Peoples National Party 88. Sen. Marco Perduca Chair, PGA Italy National Group JORDAN Rad. – PD 100. Sen. Rateb Alwazani 89. Sen. Francesco Rutelli Former President of the High Court PGA member Independent API – Terzo Polo KAZAKHSTAN 90. Dep. Gianfranco Fini 101. Mr. Ramazan Sarpekov, MP President of the Chamber of Deputies NurOtan Former Deputy Prime Minister FLI – Terzo Polo LESOTHO 91. Dep. Franco Frattini 102. Mrs. Ntsieng Lydia Lethunya, MP Former Foreign Minister and former All Basotho Convention Vice-President of the European Commission LIBERIA PDL, Foreign Affairs Spokesman 103. Mr. Gabriel Smith, MP 92. Dep. Matteo Mecacci PGA International Council Committee Chair, OSCE Parliamentary Independent Assembly LIBYA PGA member Rad. – PD 104. Giuma A. A. Ataigha, MP Deputy Speaker of the General National 93. Dep. Daniela Melchiorre Congress Justice Committee - Author, ICC Party of Independent Social Democrats Implementation Bill Gruppo Misto Liberal democratici 105. Souad M. A. Ganour, MP 94. Dep. Federica Mogherini PGA member MALAWI PD, Spokesperson on Globalization 106. Mr. Jonas Vincent Chingola, MP 95. Dep. Osvaldo Napoli First Deputy Speaker Vice-President of the Italian Association Independent of Majors PDL – Deputy Head of Parliamentary Group 96. Dep. Enrico Pianetta PGA member PDL 5/14 MALAYSIA 122. Sen. David Monreal Avila 107. Mr. Dato Seri Mohamed Nazri Abdul Partido del Trabajo Aziz, MP 123. Sen. Angelica De la Peña Gomez Minister of Law and Parliamentary Partido de la Revolución Democrática Affairs in the Prime Minister’s Department MONTENEGRO Chair, PGA Malaysia National Group 124. Mr. Ranko Krivokapic, MP United Malays National Organisation Speaker of the Parliament 108.
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    ( ) [ Seventh Parliament -First Session] No. 235.] ORDER PAPER OF PARLIAMENT FOR Monday, November 26, 2012 at 9.30 a.m. QUESTIONS FOR ORAL ANSWERS 1943/’11 1. Hon. Buddhika Pathirana,— To ask the Minister of Local Government and Provincial Councils,—(1) (a) Will he state— (i) the amount of money spent to commence the mechanical metal crushing centre run by the Bandaragama Pradeshiya Sabha in a government owned land known as Ambilakanda in Delkada in the Millaniya Divisional Secretariat Division in Bandaragama in Kalutara District; and (ii) the sources from which the funds were obtained for this purpose? (b) Will he admit that— (i) this metal crushing centre has been closed down even before the completion of one year from its inception; (ii) the machinery required for this centre had been purchased without following the proper tender procedure and the approval of the Local Government Commissioner; and (iii) a large sum of money belonging to the people of the area has been wasted as a result of the activities of this centre being handled in a haphazard manner without following the proper system? (c) Will he inform this House whether arrangements will be made to initiate a formal inquiry in this regard if it has happened so? (d) If not, why? (2) 2276/’12 2. Hon. Dayasiri Jayasekara,— To ask the Minister of Higher Education,—(1) (a) Will he state— (i) if the security officers who were in charge of security activities in the universities, before such security activities were assigned to Rakna Lanka Security Company had been deployed for a contracted period, the date on which such period of service should have been terminated; (ii) if they were removed before the aforesaid date, the reasons for same; and (iii) the measures that are to be taken by the government regarding the provision of relief to the families of the above mentioned security officers who are in severe difficulty having lost their jobs before the contracted period ? (b) If not, why ? 2314/’12 3.
  • THE CASE of ELUANA ENGLARO Constitutional Court Translation by Rebecca Spitzmiller and Silvia Deconca HOLDINGS: on the Matter Of

    THE CASE of ELUANA ENGLARO Constitutional Court Translation by Rebecca Spitzmiller and Silvia Deconca HOLDINGS: on the Matter Of

    THE CASE OF ELUANA ENGLARO Constitutional Court Translation by Rebecca Spitzmiller and Silvia DeConca HOLDINGS: On the matter of euthanasia, regarding the case of Eluana, no conflict between the powers of the State emerges from the decisions taken by the judges; they did not use such decisions as mere formal shields to instead exercise legislative functions or to diminish Parliament’s legislative power, which remains its holder. See Court of Appeals of Milan 9/7/08 Corte d’Appello di Milano 9.7.2008. (source: Altalex Massimario 34/2008) Altalex Massimario 34/2008)----- FULL TEXT Constitutional Court Order 8 October 2008 number 334 THE CONSTITUTIONAL COURT composed of the Honourable: - Franco BILE President - Giovanni Maria FLICK Judge - Francesco AMIRANTE “ - Ugo DE SIERVO “ - Paolo MADDALENA “ - Alfio FINOCCHIARO “ - Alfonso QUARANTA “ - Franco GALLO “ - Luigi MAZZELLA “ - Gaetano SILVESTRI “ - Sabino CASSESE “ - Maria Rita SAULLE “ - Giuseppe TESAURO “ - Paolo Maria NAPOLITANO “ pronounced the following ORDER: in the controversies over the attribution of State powers that arose following the decision of the Court of Cassation no. 21748 of 16 October 2007 and the decree of the Court of Appeals of Milan of 25 June 2008, brought on petitions by the Chamber of Deputies and by the Senate of the Republic filed in the office of the clerk’s court on 17 September 2008 and registered with numbers 16 and 17 in the case registry of conflicts between powers of the State 2008, admissibility stage. Heard in the council chamber by Hon. Judge Speaker Ugo De Siervo on 8 October 2008. Considering that with the petition filed on 17 September 2008 (regulation of conflict of administrative powers no.
  • Monthly Report of the Consultative Committees (November – 2014)

    Monthly Report of the Consultative Committees (November – 2014)

    අංක இல 7 (1) No. හවැ පා ෙ ෙ පළවැ සැවාරය උපෙශක කාරක සභා මාක වා තාව (2014 --- ෙන$වැ බ ෙන$වැ බ )))) ஏழாவP பாராfமyறwதிy YதலாவP Buடwெதாட} ஆேலாசைனp Ahpகளிy மாதாxத அறிpைக ((( நவ{ப} மாத{ ––– 2014 ))) First Session of the Seventh Parliament Monthly Report of the Consultative Committees (November – 2014) WmfoaYl ldrl iNd udisl jd¾;dj ^2014 ෙන$වැ බ ) අ)මැ*ය ලැ,ම මත මාක වා තාවට ඇළ කරන ලද කාරක සභා කා ය සටහ පහත දැ0ෙ . උපෙශක කාරක සභාෙ නම 1නය 1 වැ2 ක මා ත කට3 (අ) කාරක සභාව) 2014.08.19 2 මහාමා ග, වරාය හා නා2ක 2014.08.19 3 ඛ;ජෙත= ක මා ත 2014.08.21 4 ක ක> හා ක ක> සබඳතා 2014.09.09 5 ඉඩ සහ ඉඩ සංව ධන 2014.09.10 6 පEසර හා Fන ජනGය බලශ0* 2014.09.10 7 තැපැ= ෙසIවා 2014.09.24 8 පා ෙ කට3 2014.10.10 9 ජනමාධJ හා Kවෘ* 2014.10.21 10 සපකාර හා අභJ තර ෙවළඳ 2014.10.23 11 ජා*ක භාෂා හා සමාජ ඒකාබධතා 2014.10.23 12 ෙප$= සංව ධන හා ජනතා ව සංව ධන 2014.10.29 13 මහජන ස බ ධතා හා මහජන කට3 2014.11.10 14 ජා*ක උ>මය 2014.11.11 2014.11.20 15 ආ Pක සංව ධන 16 ආෙයQජන Kව ධන 2014.11.24 17 ෙප$= සංව ධන හා ජනතා ව සංව ධන 2014.11.24 (2) WmfoaYl ldrl iNd udisl jd¾;dj ^2014 ෙන$වැ බ ) ෙ වනෙත0 අ)මැ*ය ෙන$ලැ,ම ෙහIෙව මාක වා තාවට ඇළ ෙන$කරන ලද කාරක සභා කා ය සටහ පහත දැ0ෙ .
  • PAS Risks Internal Split If It Rejoins BN Malaysiakini.Com July 30, 2014

    PAS Risks Internal Split If It Rejoins BN Malaysiakini.Com July 30, 2014

    PAS risks internal split if it rejoins BN MalaysiaKini.com July 30, 2014 YOURSAY 'But once Pakatan breaks in S'gor, it will break nationally.' Leaked PAS message: Team up with Umno in S'gor Quigonbond: A question that must be asked is why PAS is back-paddling on the idea of welfare state instead of hudud. Do they seriously think they can work with a corrupt BN? Whither ideas of justice and fairness in PAS? Why have they suddenly turned into racial-religious bigots? Is it because they did not win as much as they liked in GE13? But don't they realise that even if they join BN, they will still fight over the same pie with Umno? Or is this strictly over Selangor? Even if it is strictly Selangor, they should realise that once Pakatan Rakyat breaks in Selangor, it will break nationally. One's faith is inextricably tied to the other. Perhaps PAS is looking for a breakup. But then the challenge will be how the Erdogans can break the political stranglehold of the conservatives in the party and from there break into the rural hearts and minds in Peninsular Malaysia. They don't have much traction in Sabah and Sarawak - that remains the gauntlet for DAP and PKR. Malaccan: PAS research centre operations director Dr Mohd Zuhdi Marzuki has as good as admitted himself to have no honour nor integrity. He sickeningly explains his bigoted and extremist views about non-Muslims by claiming it was an analysis, and uses distraction in his Umno-like defence.
  • Government Backbenchers Defend Najib for Skipping 'Nothing to Hide' Dialogue Bernama June 8, 2015

    Government Backbenchers Defend Najib for Skipping 'Nothing to Hide' Dialogue Bernama June 8, 2015

    Government Backbenchers Defend Najib For Skipping 'Nothing To Hide' Dialogue Bernama June 8, 2015 KUALA LUMPUR, June 8 (Bernama) - The Nothing To Hide' dialogue which should have been attended by prime minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak was a hot topic in parliament as several government backbenchers offered an explanation regarding the controversy. Datuk Seri Noh Omar (BN-Tanjong Karang) said the cancellation of the dialogue also attended by former prime minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad was fair as there was fear of provocation by certain parties. The former minister said Inspector-General of Police (IGP) Tan Sri Khalid Abu Bakar should be commended for cancelling the dialogue as it was the best course of action to protect the dignity of the two leaders. "It's a question of dignity, not only the dignity of the prime minister, but also the dignity of a statesman (Dr Mahathir), who should not be made a spectacle. "Thank you for not playing into the hands of the Opposition," he said when debating the 11th Malaysia Plan (11MP) here, Monday. The dialogue between the prime minister and non-governmental organisations (NGO) was cancelled and postponed to a later date on police orders for safety concerns. Minister in the Prime Minister's Department Datuk Seri Shahidan Kassim meanwhile said that he had explained Najib's absence at the dialogue to Dr Mahathir. "The prime minister was ready to go on that day but skipped the event on the order of the inspector-general of police for security reasons. "I was with Tun Mahathir in Kota Kinabalu yesterday for a PERKIM (Malaysian Muslim Welfare Organisation) event and said the same thing.
  • Order Paper of Parliament

    Order Paper of Parliament

    ( ) [ Seventh Parliament -First Session] No. 236.] ORDER PAPER OF PARLIAMENT FOR Wednesday, November 28, 2012 at 9.30 a.m. QUESTIONS FOR ORAL ANSWERS 1944/’11 1. Hon. Buddhika Pathirana,— To ask the Minister of Education,—(1) (a) Will he inform this House— (i) whether there is an arrangment to shift the MR/Deiyandara Primary School administered by the Mulatiyana Zonal Education Office in Matara District, to some other area; (ii) if so, of the place where the school will be relocated; (iii) whether plans have been made for that purpose; (iv) whether necessary allocations have been made; and (v) if so, of the date on which the construction activities of the new school will commence? (b) If not, why? 2277/’12 2. Hon. Dayasiri Jayasekara,— To ask the Minister of Social Services,—(1) (a) Will he state— (i) approximately, the number of families with differently abled and elderly persons in Sri Lanka without any income; (ii) whether a sum of Rs. 3000/= is granted as per the pledge given in the Mahinda Chintana –2005 manifesto that “each family with differently abled person and not having any income will be provided with a monthly grant of Rs 3000/=”; (iii) if so, the number of families receiving this benefit; and (iv) separately, the money spent annually from the year 2005 up to now, for providing the aforesaid grant ? (b) Will he also state the reasons, if the pledge referred to in the above (a) (ii) is not being implemented at present ? (c) If not, why ? (2) 2315/’12 3. Hon. Ravi Karunanayake,— To ask the Minister of Labour and Labour Relations,—(1)