Examples of using Decolonisation in English and their translations into Italian
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This result arrives after years of work by initiatives and associations for decolonisation, started on October 3, 2010 with the Call for a fundamental change in dealing with Germany's colonial heritage,
believe in international law, and we therefore believe that the decolonisation process of the Western Sahara should be in this report.
regional status quo since the era of decolonisation.
the Minister Mrs Jiménez stressed that the opinion of the International Court of Justice in The Hague was that decolonisation has not yet taken place
the process of decolonisation of the Sahara and the Middle East crisis.
for this year marks 23 years since this House, here in Strasbourg, adopted the Habsburg Report on the decolonisation of the Baltic states and asked the UN's decolonisation sub-committee to take up their cause.
regional status quo since the era of decolonisation.
Westphalia Treaties of 1648, and which became universal in 1945 with the United Nations charter and the decolonisation which resulted.
Portuguese who migrated from the interior or were repatriated after decolonisation in the 1970s.
paying particular attention to the legacy of colonialism and decolonisation, the lecture illustrates the transformations of the religious scene on the Southern shores of the"Muslim Mediterranean" in relation with juridical and cultural changes happening
a powerful internal decolonisation movement and the emancipation of group identities were taking place in France; each minority seeking integration wanted its own history,
From the anti-slavery and decolonisation movements, to the civil rights movements of racial minorities,
especially for those peoples who, half a century after their countries gained independence through decolonisation, are today gaining their individual and collective freedoms.
outposts, the process of decolonisation that had begun after the Second World War was largely complete.
For a whole historical period, during and after decolonisation, the aspirations of the masses to democratic rights
Western Sahara is the last example in the world of a process of decolonisation having remained incomplete,
case of incomplete or badly completed decolonisation.
ignoring the history of so many decolonisation processes(a million dead in the case of Algeria)
Cold War and decolonisation.
The impact of decolonisation and the new focus on development issues;