Traduction de «citizen active on his own behalf » (Français → Néerlandais) :

Le professeur Milbrath définit cette notion comme suit : « Lobbying is the stimulation of a communication, by someone other than a citizen active on his own behalf, directed to a governmental decision-maker with the hope of influencing his decision».
Professor Milbrath omschrijft het begrip als volgt : « Lobbying is the stimulation of a communication, by someone other then a citizen acting on his own behalf, directed to a governmental decision-maker with the hope of influencing his decision».

- strongly condemned the persecution and imprisonment of citizens in Iran who engage in the defence of human rights and campaign against the death penalty, and are frequently charged with 'activities against national security'; calls, in particular, for the unconditional release of Emadeddin Baghi and Mohammad Sadegh Kabovand and the commutation of the death sentence on Farzad Kamangar, as well as a reinvestigation into his case
- strongly condemned the persecution and imprisonment of citizens in Iran who engage in the defence of human rights and campaign against the death penalty, and are frequently charged with 'activities against national security'; calls, in particular, for the unconditional release of Emadeddin Baghi and Mohammad Sadegh Kabovand and the commutation of the death sentence on Farzad Kamangar, as well as a reinvestigation into his case

6. Cette «victime» de la Cour de cassation a-t-elle encore la possibilité de contester ce traitement inégal, étant donné que l'Etat belge a affirmé devant la Commission des droits de l'homme des Nations unies que «the twentieth century had been a proliferation of political rights connected not with the active role of the citizen in the life of society, but to his passive role as a recipient of certain State benefits» (UN Doc. CCPR/C/SR.
6. Kan dit «slachtoffer» van het Hof van cassatie deze ongelijke behandeling nog bestrijden nu de Belgische Staat voor de VN-commissie voor de rechten van de mens beweert dat «the twentieth century had been a proliferation of political rights connected not with the active role of the citizen in the life of society, but to his passive role as a recipient of certain State benefits» (UN Doc. CCPR/C/SR.