#StopTrgoviniSaKolonijama

Evropska Unija je protiv aneksija i stava je da su ilegalne kolonije u okupiranim teritorajama prepreka miru i medjunarodnoj stabilnosti. Medjutim i ako se iliegalne kolonije smatraju ratnim zlocinom, EU odobrava trgovinu sa njima. Ta trgovina doprinosi profitabilnost od aneksija i sirenju ilegalnih kolonija sirom svijeta. Mi zahtijevamo, da se jednom za uvijek, preko evropskog zakona zaustavi svaka vrsta trgovine sa ilegalinim kolonijama. Taj zakon bi se odnosio na sve okupirane teritorije, ukljucujuci i palestinske teritorije okupirane od strane izraelskih ilegalnih kolonija. Zakon bi takodjer poslao vrlo jaku poruku citavom svijetu : EU ne nagradjuje nijednu teritorijalnu agresiju preko trgovine i zarade

Potpisite dole navedenu peticiju za jedan historijski zakon koji ce zaustaviti ilegalne kolonoije !

Potpisite sada

Potpisite inicijativu ovdje

Obezbijediti uskladjenost zajednicke trgovniske politike sa ugovorima Evropske Unije kao i sa postivanjem medjunarodnog prava.

Zahtijevamo da se trgovinkse razmjene regulisu sa okupatorima ili sa privrendicima koji sudjeluju na okupiranim teritorijama, u cilju da se zabrani uvoz njihovih proizvoda u Evropsku Uniju. Evropska Komisija kao garant ugovora, treba obezbijiditi uskladjenost politike Evropske Unije i postivanje temeljnih i medjunarodnih prava u svim sferama politike Evropske Unije, kao i u politici zajendicke trgovine. Evropska Komisija treba predloziti sve pravne akte koji se baziraju na zajednickoj trgovinskoj politici da bi sprijecila sva pravna lica Evropske Unije da uvoze proizvode koje vode porijeklo sa okuparanih teritorija koa i da zabrani izvoz u tim teritorijama, da bi sacuvala integritet unutrasnjog trzista i da ne pomaze ili sudjeluje u ocuvanju ilegalnih situacija. Ova inicijativa poziva Evropsku Komisiju da predlozi pravni akt u okviru zadjenicke trgovniske politike koji ce biti opsteg karaktera i nece se svoditi na samo jednu ciljanu zemlju ili teritoriju.

In the case of the online signature:

In the “please select country” box write your nationality the widget will be configured to ask you the specific requirements for that nationality (whatever the country you live in is: Address, ID, etc…).
In the “nationality” box, put your nationality again
In most cases, you will have to fill in your address. There you choose the EU country you live in

If this does not work, the only solution is:

Print the signature form of the country you are a national from: Here you can find the signature forms to print.
Fill in your personal data
Sent it back to the address written on the signature form

Depending on the data required by these member states, you may have the possibility to choose between signing for your nationality or your living country, bearing in mind that you can sign up only once for the #StopSettlements initiative. The data which you provide in your signature will determine in which member state your signature will be counted. Example: An Austrian living in Estonia can either:

Fill in the form for Estonia, providing his/her full first names, family names, address, date and place of birth and nationality – in this case, his/her signature will be verified and therefore counted in Estonia.
Fill in the form for Austria, providing in addition to the above data a personal identification document number from the list accepted by Austria – in this case, his/her signature will be verified and therefore counted in Austria.

Your data will of course be transmitted securely and encrypted. All data collected -when signing the ECI in “Step 2” – with the software certified by the European Commission (OpenECI) goes directly to a secure server. It will not be sent to us and for this reason it is not possible to send you a confirmation of your participation. Only the competent national authorities can inspect the votes for random verification of their validity. This is necessary because an ECI is an official EU instrument. Your personal data will be permanently deleted after official verification by the national authorities.

The #StopSettlements campaign does not take the decision over what data is required for the signing of a European Citizens’ Initiative by the member states. The respective EU member states determine themsleves which data must be collected, so that the signatures are valid and counted. For this reason, in an ECI it is necessary to give more personal data than you are used to from other “petitions”. However, all data collected ny signing the #StopSettlements ECI will not be passed on to us – instead, it is forwarded directly to a secure server located in Germany, using a specially certified software (OpenECI), so that the responsible national authorities can verify the validity of your vote. This is necessary because an ECI is an official EU instrument, so whether the signatures actually come from citizens of an EU member state has to be checked. Your personal data will be permanently deleted after official verification by the national authorities. We would be pleased if you could sign this Citizens’ Initiative on the basis of these explanations. Only then you will have signed the ECI and your signature can be counted.

Pogledajte video sa naseg webinara sa Micheal Lynk, Clare Daly, Tom Morenhout I Ann Kdair, odrzanog 21. maja 2020.

Koalicija podrske

Mi smo sira alijansa Nevladinih Organzacija, pokreta, sindikata i politickih licnosti, koji su se ujedinili protiv zarade od aneskija i okupacija da bi zastitili ljudska prava, postenu trgovinu, socijalnu i opstu pravdu, kao i mir i medjunarodnu stabilnost. Mozete naci listu svih koalicionih partnera na ovom linku.

#StopTrgoviniSaKolonijama

Potpisite dole navedenu peticiju za jedan historijski zakon koji ce zaustaviti ilegalne kolonoije !

Potpisite inicijativu ovdje

Koalicija podrske

#StopTradeWithSettlements