COMMUNIQUE DE PRESSE, PARLEMENT EUROPEENE - Lomé, 21 Novembre 2011: Les difficultés sécuritaires ou économiques que rencontrent certains pays africains suite au Printemps arabe ne doivent pas être utilisées pour limiter la démocratie, a mis en garde le coprésident de l'Assemblée parlementaire paritaire ACP-UE, Louis Michel, ce lundi. Il a ouvert les travaux de l'Assemblée à Lomé, au Togo, en présence des présidents togolais et nigérien.

Bruxelles, 21 novembre 2011/African Press Organization (APO)/ — En Afrique et ailleurs dans les pays en développement, les politiques de l’Union européenne (UE) continuent à compromettre gravement les droits humains, parce que ces politiques ne sont pas cohérentes avec les objectifs du dév

Lomé, 19 November 2011: Députés européens et députés des pays ACP se rencontrent du 21 au 23 novembre à Lomé (Togo), dans le cadre de l'Assemblée parlementaire paritaire ACP-UE.

Brussels, 19 November 2011/ ACP Newsdesk: Parliamentarians from the countries of Africa, the Caribbean and the Pacific concluded their twice-yearly plenary this week in Lomé, Togo with discussions on Economic Partnership Agreements, development cooperation with European partners, and the future of the ACP Group beyond the expiry of the Cotonou Agreement in 2020.

Mr. President,
Honourable Parliamentarians,
Your Excellencies,
Distinguished Ladies and Gentlemen,

Brussels, 18 November 2011/ ACP Newsdesk:  Members of the European Parliament have called for more active involvement from the European Council and Parliament at this week’s joint assembly with the African, Caribbean and Pacific Group.
 

Kingston, 18 November 2011/ Guyana Times: Fifteen countries from the Caribbean Forum of African, Caribbean and Pacific States (CARIFORUM) are participating in a four-day workshop in Jamaica which profiles fisheries management in the region, even as the Caricom finalises negotiation for a Common Fisheries Policy.

Strasbourg,15 November 2011/ BBC: Labour MEP Michael Cashman has called for a "frank and robust discussion" on the policies of certain African, Caribbean and Pacific countries on discrimination on the grounds of sexuality.

Antigua St John's, 15 November 2011 (CARIBARENA Antigua) - The World Trade Organization’s (WTO) Committee on Subsidies and Countervailing Measures has allowed 13 African, Caribbean and Pacific Group (ACP) countries to maintain their export subsidies programmes until the end of 2012.
 

ACP PRESS RELEASE, 15 November 2011: Two urgent topics are on the agenda for the 22^nd Session of the ACP-EU Joint Parliamentary Assembly, to be held 19-24 November in Lomé, Togo.