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NORWAY PRIME MINISTER Mrs.ERNA SOLBERG

Consultation of the report on energy stocks in the Norwegian Government Pension Fund Global Pressemelding | 28.09.2018 The Ministry of Finance today sends on public consultation the report on energy stocks in the Norwegian Government Pension Fund Global. News alert about: The economy

Statement at the Tryge Lie Symposium Tale/innlegg | 27.09.2018 Minister of Foreign Affairs Ine Eriksen Søreide's statement at the Trygve Lie Symposium. The topic was "Fundamental Freedoms". News alert about: Foreign affairs

Norway to make extraordinary contribution to Palestine refugees Pressemelding | 27.09.2018 ‘The UN’s agency for Palestine refugees (United Nations Relief and Works Agency, UNRWA) is in a critical financial situation following the US decision to cut all funding to the organisation. Norway has decided to make an extraordinary contribution of NOK 64 million. This will help to ensure that schools remain open and humanitarian needs continue to be met,’ said Minister of Foreign Affairs Ine Eriksen Søreide. News alert about: Foreign affairs

Facts about the UN Security Council election Artikkel | 27.09.2018 The UN Security Council has 15 members: five permanent members (China, France, Russia, the UK and the US) and ten non-permanent members, which are elected by the UN General Assembly for a term of two years. News alert about: Foreign affairs

The 73th session of the UN General Assembly: Norway's statement at the United Nations General Assembly Tale/innlegg | 27.09.2018 Statement by Prime Minister Erna Solberg, United Nations, New York, 26 September 2018. News alert about: Foreign affairs

Towards COP24 and beyond Tale/innlegg | 26.09.2018 Statement by Prime Minister Erna Solberg at the Informal High Level Leaders Dialogue on Climate Change: Implementation of the Paris Agreement on Climate Change, New York, 26 September 2018. News alert about: Climate and environment and Foreign affairs

Goalkeepers Awards Ceremony Tale/innlegg | 26.09.2018 Remarks by Prime Minister Erna Solberg at the Goalkeepers Awards Ceremony at the Goalkeepers Reception in New York, 25 September 2018. News alert about: Foreign affairs

High level round table on girls education Tale/innlegg | 25.09.2018 Statement by Minister of International Development Nikolai Astrup, on behalf of Prime Minister Erna Solberg, at the high level round table on girls education at the UN General Assembly in New York 25 September 2018. News alert about: Education

Address at event of the LGBTI Core Group Tale/innlegg | 25.09.2018 Minister of Foreign Affairs Ine Eriksen Søreide's address at the high-level side event “Ending Violence and Discrimination against LGBTI persons: Extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary executions” - at the UN 73rd General Assembly. News alert about: Foreign affairs

Women and Girls on the Move. A Call to Protect Tale/innlegg | 25.09.2018 State Secretary Audun Halvorsen's statement at a UN General Assembly side event organized by the UNFPA, the Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Danish Refugee Council. News alert about: Foreign affairs

Global Citizen Award Tale/innlegg | 25.09.2018 Speech by Prime Minister Erna Solberg at the Atlantic Council Global Citizen Award in New York, 24 September 2018. News alert about: Foreign affairs

UN Global Compact Leaders Summit Reception Tale/innlegg | 25.09.2018 Statement by Prime Minister Erna Solberg at the UN Global Compact Leaders Summit Reception at MoMA in New York, 24 September 2018. News alert about: Foreign affairs

Building a Sustainable Ocean Economy Tale/innlegg | 25.09.2018 Statement by Prime Minister Erna Solberg on the opening of the Inaugural Meeting of the High-level Panel on Building a Sustainable Ocean Economy, New York, 24 September 2018. News alert about: Foreign affairs

Nelson Mandela Summit Tale/innlegg | 24.09.2018 Statement by Prime Minister Erna Solberg at the Nelson Mandela Summit at the UN General Assembly in New York, 24 September 2018. News alert about: Foreign affairs

Norway to provide NOK 660 million to UN’s human rights efforts Pressemelding | 24.09.2018 Norway has entered into a four-year agreement with the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR), totalling NOK 660 million. The funding will be used to strengthen the UN’s efforts to protect and promote human rights, both in individual countries and globally. News alert about: Foreign affairs

Norway increases contribution to EU Emergency Trust Fund for Africa Pressemelding | 21.09.2018 ‘The loss of thousands of lives on the journey across the Sahara and the Mediterranean is a terrible tragedy. Norway is therefore providing a further NOK 60 million to the EU Emergency Trust Fund for Africa,’ said Minister of Foreign Affairs Ine Eriksen Søreide. News alert about: Foreign affairs

THE WHITE HOUSE's latest

The White House • October 1, 2018 Today, we turn the page on NAFTA This morning from the Rose Garden, President Donald J. Trump unveiled a modernized, rebalanced trade deal with Canada and Mexico—keeping one of the signature promises of his 2016 campaign. In a stark contrast from the outdated NAFTA, nearly a quarter-century old, the new United States–Mexico–Canada Agreement (USMCA) protects American workers, farmers, ranchers, and businesses. For years, politicians on both sides of the aisle have called for a renegotiation of NAFTA, but President Trump is following through where others have failed time and time again. In negotiating terms for USMCA, President Trump secured a number of big wins: American auto manufacturers and workers will benefit from new rules of origin that require 75 percent of auto content to be produced in North America—incentivizing billions of dollars in additional U.S. auto parts production. The USMCA scores a big win for American farmers by eliminating Canada’s “Class 7” program, which allowed others to undersell American dairy products. Canada will provide new access for U.S. dairy products, eggs, and poultry. USMCA’s labor chapter represents the strongest labor provisions of any trade agreement in our country, all of which are fully enforceable. USMCA brings our trade relationship with Canada and Mexico into the 21st century. NAFTA failed repeatedly to keep up with the fast-changing American economy: The old rules helped incentivize offshoring, leading far too many manufacturing jobs to leave our country. The new agreement includes a modernized, high-standard chapter that provides strong protection and enforcement of U.S. intellectual property rights. President Trump's modern, rebalanced trade deal with Canada and Mexico Watch: Another promise made, another promise kept The First Lady takes ‘Be Best’ to Africa First Lady Melania Trump departed this afternoon for Africa, her first major solo international trip as First Lady, taking her “Be Best” message to the nations of Ghana, Malawi, Kenya, and Egypt this week. Since the launch of Be Best this spring, Mrs. Trump has met with children all over the world, bringing attention to the three pillars of well-being, social media use, and opioid abuse. During this week’s trip, the First Lady will focus on maternal and newborn care in hospitals, education for children, and the deep culture and history that is woven into each African country she’ll visit. “Whether it is education, drug addiction, hunger, online safety or bullying, poverty or disease, it is too often children who are hit first, and hardest, across the globe,” the First Lady said when announcing the trip. “Each of us hails from a country with its own unique challenges, but I know in my heart we are united by our commitment to raising the next generation to be happy, healthy and morally responsible adults.” See highlights of the First Lady’s Best Best initiative More: The First Lady’s itinerary for the week ahead Photo of the Day Official White House Photo by Stephanie Chasez President Donald J. Trump, joined by Cabinet members, legislators and senior White House advisers, announces completion of the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement during a press conference in the Rose Garden of the White House | October 1, 2018 U.S. Reaches Trade Deal with Canada and Mexico “Trade ministers from the U.S., Mexico and Canada have reached a deal to revamp the North American Free Trade Agreement, the Trump administration announced late Sunday night,” Politico reports. “The new pact, which is being called the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement, is a major step toward completing one of Trump’s signature campaign promises.” Click here to read more. “President Trump on Monday praised Canada for joining the U.S. and Mexico in a new trilateral trade agreement that will replace NAFTA,” Pete Kasperowicz reports in the Washington Examiner. “Late last night, our deadline, we reached a wonderful new Trade Deal with Canada, to be added into the deal already reached with Mexico,” President Trump tweeted. The President also added that “the new U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement, or USMCA, is an ‘historic transaction!’” “First lady Melania Trump heads for Africa on her first big solo international trip, aiming to make child well-being the focus of a five-day, four-country tour that will take her to every corner of the vast and impoverished continent,” Darlene Superville reports for The Associated Press. “Departing on Monday, she opens her first-ever visit to Africa on Tuesday in Ghana in the West, followed by stops in Malawi in the South, Kenya in the East and Egypt in the Northeast.” “The Trump administration’s top officials last week unleashed a full-court rhetorical press at the United Nations against Iran — and, more important, against Tehran’s enablers, who are working hard to undermine Washington’s reimposed sanctions regime,” the New York Post editorial board writes. “Team Trump has made its meaning clear: It intends to keep Iran from acquiring nukes, and — unlike his predecessor — means to curtail its rogue behavior.” “The Trump administration is putting America and Americans first by calling on China to live up to its pledge when it joined the World Trade Organization in 2001 to provide greater economic openness and to compete on a level playing field,” U.S. Ambassador to China Terry Branstad writes in the Des Moines Register. “Instead, China has failed to fully embrace the open, market-oriented principles that the United States champions.”

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Statement by the Prime Minister on National Seniors Day

October 1, 2018
Ottawa, Ontario

The Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, today issued the following statement on National Seniors Day:

“Trailblazers, role models, and unsung heroes, Canada’s seniors have shaped our country in countless ways, and paved a better path for millions of Canadians.

“They answered the call to serve and defended the freedom and democracy we enjoy today. They supported their families through the decades, working at one job or more so their kids could have the best start possible in life. They laid blueprints for buildings that continue to define our cities’ skylines, and drafted landmark social programs that make our country a stronger, more compassionate place.

“So many seniors have spent a lifetime in service to others. Every day, they raise, mentor, and teach future generations, lift communities through volunteer work, and share much-needed wisdom and perspective.

“In less than 20 years, Canada’s seniors will represent almost a quarter of our population. The new Minister of Seniors, Filomena Tassi, is leading the Government of Canada’s efforts to better understand the needs of Canadian seniors and make sure they get the support they need.

“We are working hard every day to give seniors, their families, and future retirees greater security and a better quality of life. We have enhanced the Canada Pension Plan, lowered the age of eligibility for Old Age Security benefits from 67 to 65, and boosted the Guaranteed Income Supplement by nearly $1,000 a year for vulnerable seniors.

“We have improved EI caregiver benefits to make it easier for Canadians to care for a family member in need. We have also committed $6 billion in funding to provinces for better home care, including palliative care, and taken steps to create safer, more accessible, and affordable housing, so more Canadians, including seniors, have a comfortable place to call home.

“Today, I encourage all Canadians to say thank you and recognize seniors in their life – parents, grandparents, teachers, friends, and neighbours – for everything they have done, and continue to do, for our country.”

Statement by the Prime Minister on the results of the provincial election in Quebec

October 1, 2018
Ottawa, Ontario

The Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, today issued the following statement on the results of the provincial election in Quebec:

“The people of Quebec have chosen to elect a majority government led by the Coalition Avenir Québec.

“On behalf of the Government of Canada, I offer my sincere congratulations to the newly elected members of the National Assembly of Quebec, and François Legault who will have the honour and privilege to serve as Premier.

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Council of the European Union     2/10/2018  Declaration by the High Representative on behalf of the EU on the situation in Nicaragua Five months after the outbreak of social protests in Nicaragua, the situation in the country remains of serious concern to the European Union and its Member States. Basic principles of democracy, accountability and rule of law continue to be severely undermined by the authorities' repression, which creates a climate of fear and mistrust. The national dialogue with the aim of reaching political solutions to these problems is now stalled. The lack of official cooperation with the international missions investigating human rights abuses prevents full accountability and justice to be served and encourages impunity. To this end and in line with previous statements, the European Union and its Member States urge the government of Nicaragua to allow the return of the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (UNOHCHR) and enable it to continue its mission in the country as well as to provide the necessary support requested by the Follow-Up Mechanism on Nicaragua (MESENI) and the Interdisciplinary Group of Independent Experts (GIEI) to carry out their mandate. We call on the government of Nicaragua to stop the disproportionate use of force against demonstrators, halt arrests based on laws which criminalize peaceful protest, free peaceful demonstrators and re-establish the full respect of due process for all detainees. We also call on the government of Nicaragua to act on the findings and recommendations by the Inter-American Commission of Human Rights (IACHR) and UNOHCHR, in particular to ensure full accountability for perpetrators of human rights' abuses and the disarming and disbanding of armed groups. The European Union and its Member States continue to support an inclusive dialogue on justice and democracy as the way out of the current crisis and reiterate their willingness to contribute to this process as a means to deliver on the legitimate democratic aspirations of the Nicaraguan people. To this end we renew our call on the government of Nicaragua to resume the national dialogue and stand ready to further support this process. Council of the European Union     2/10/2018  VAT fraud: Council agrees to allow generalised, temporary reversal of liability On 2 October, the Council agreed a proposal that will allow temporary derogations from normal VAT rules in order to better prevent VAT fraud. The proposed directive will allow member states that are most severely affected by VAT fraud to temporarily apply a generalised reversal of VAT liability. This so-called generalised ‘reverse charge’ mechanism involves shifting liability for VAT payments from the supplier to the customer. The Commission issued the proposal in December 2016 at the request of member states particularly affected by VAT fraud. "This directive will provide a solution for member states that face endemic carousel fraud", said Hartwig Löger, minister for finance of Austria, which currently holds the Council presidency. "It is an exceptional measure, limited in time, that could prove to be an efficient way to fight VAT fraud." Member states will be able to use the generalised reverse charge mechanism (GRCM), only for domestic supplies of goods and services above a threshold of €17 500 per transaction, only up until 30 June 2022, and under very strict technical conditions. In particular, in a member state that wishes to apply such measure, 25% of the VAT gap has to be due to carousel fraud. Among other requirements, this member state will have to establish appropriate and effective electronic reporting obligations on all taxable persons, in particular those to which the mechanism would apply. The generalised reverse charge mechanism may only be used by a member state once it meets the eligibility criteria and its request has been authorised by the Council. The application of this measure is also subject to strict EU safeguards. Council of the European Union     2/10/2018 VAT: Council agrees short-term fixes, pending overhaul On 2 October 2018, the Council agreed on four adjustments to the EU's current VAT rules to fix specific issues. Pending introduction of the new VAT system, four short-term 'quick fixes' will be made regarding the VAT aspects of trade between the member states. Discussions are ongoing on a definitive VAT system to replace the current 'transitional' VAT arrangements, which have been applied since 1993. "This package of proposals is aimed at fixing some of the practical problems we are experiencing with the current VAT rules”, said Hartwig Löger, minister for finance of Austria, which currently holds the Council presidency. “At the same time, it is of high practical relevance for our businesses who will benefit from the harmonised rules." Council of the European Union     2/10/2018  Electronic publications: Council agrees to allow reduced VAT rates On 2 October 2018, the Council agreed a proposal allowing member states to apply reduced, super-reduced or zero VAT rates to electronic publications, thereby allowing alignment of VAT rules for electronic and physical publications.

CCBE-Council of Bars and Law Societies of Europe, Info

CCBEInfo   # 75  September 2018/septembre 2018

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In this Issue    The CCBE Standing Committee: Director-General Tiina Astola’s speech on EU lawyers’ issues Winners of the first ERA-CCBE Young Lawyers Contest Publication of the CCBE-CEPEJ Guide to Mediation for Lawyers The Czech Brussels Office celebrates its 10th anniversary The Lithuanian Bar Council appoints its new delegation to the CCBE Training Lawyers on Asylum and Immigration Law Human rights – The Dark side of the moon: The normalization of the state of emergency and the situation of the judiciary in Turkey The Rule of Law in Venezuela Dans ce numéro   Discours de la directrice générale Tiina Astola sur les questions liées aux avocats de l’UE lors du comité permanent du CCBE Lauréats du premier Concours des jeunes avocats ERA-CCBE Publication du « Guide de médiation pour les avocats » du CCBE et de la CEPEJ La présence du barreau tchèque à Bruxelles fête ses dix ans Le barreau lituanien désigne sa nouvelle délégation auprès du CCBE Formation des avocats en droit d’asile et de l’immigration Droits de l’homme – Le côté sombre de la lune : La normalisation de l'état d'urgence et de la situation du pouvoir judiciaire en Turquie L’état de droit au Venezuela

The CCBE Standing Committee: Director-General Tiina Astola’s speech on EU lawyers’ issues   On 14 September, the CCBE held its Standing Committee in Brussels, where members discussed issues relevant to EU lawyers and Bars. The CCBE gave a warm welcome to a very special guest: Tiina Astola, Director-General for Justice and Consumers, who delivered a powerful speech on the European Commission’s relationship with Bars and lawyers in the EU.   Read more Discours de la directrice générale Tiina Astola sur les questions liées aux avocats de l’UE lors du comité permanent du CCBE   Le 14 septembre a eu lieu le comité permanent du CCBE à Bruxelles. Les membres ont discuté de questions relatives aux avocats et aux barreaux de l’UE. Le CCBE a accueilli chaleureusement une invitée de marque : Tiina Astola, directrice générale de la justice et des consommateurs, qui a prononcé un discours fort sur les relations de la Commission européenne avec les barreaux et les avocats de l’UE.   Lire la suite

Winners of the first ERA-CCBE Young Lawyers Contest   On 6-7 September 2018, the first ERA-CCBE Young Lawyers Contest took place in Trier, Germany. Twenty contestants from ten nationalities nominated by their local or national Bars took part in the contest.   Read more Lauréats du premier Concours des jeunes avocats ERA-CCBE   Les 6 et 7 septembre 2018, le premier Concours des jeunes avocats ERA-CCBE a eu lieu à Trèves, en Allemagne. Vingt candidats de dix nationalités, désignés par leur barreau local ou national, ont participé au concours.   Lire la suite

Publication of the CCBE-CEPEJ Guide to Mediation for Lawyers   The CCBE is proud to announce the publication of the Guide to Mediation for Lawyers which is the product of extensive cooperation with the Working Group on Mediation of the European Commission for the Efficiency of Justice (CEPEJ) to promote a better implementation of mediation in Member States of the Council of Europe   Read more Publication du « Guide de médiation pour les avocats » du CCBE et de la CEPEJ   Le CCBE a le plaisir d’annoncer la publication du Guide de médiation pour les avocats qui est le fruit d’une coopération étendue avec le groupe de travail sur la médiation de la Commission européenne pour l’efficacité de la justice (CEPEJ) dans le cadre de la promotion de la médiation dans les États membres du Conseil de l'Europe.   Lire la suite

The Czech Brussels Office celebrates its 10th anniversary   The Czech delegation to the CCBE is comprised of Stanislav Balík, Head of the Delegation, Vladimír Jirousek, President of the Czech Bar Association (CBA), Eva Indruchová, Head of the International Department of the CBA and Head of its Brussels Office, Petr Čáp, Chair of the Disciplinary Commission of the CBA and Jiří Novák, member of the Disciplinary Commission of the CBA.   Read more La présence du barreau tchèque à Bruxelles fête ses dix ans   La délégation tchèque du CCBE est composée de Stanislav Balík, chef de la délégation, Vladimír Jirousek, président du barreau tchèque, Eva Indruchová, à la tête des affaires internationales du barreau tchèque et de ses bureaux à Bruxelles, Petr Čáp, président de la commission disciplinaire du barreau tchèque et Jiří Novák, membre de la commission disciplinaire.   Lire la suite

The Lithuanian Bar Council appoints its new delegation to the CCBE   On 27 August, the Lithuanian Bar Council adopted its decision concerning the Lithuanian delegation to the CCBE.   Read more Le barreau lituanien désigne sa nouvelle délégation auprès du CCBE   Le 27 août, le barreau lituanien a adopté sa décision concernant la délégation lituanienne au CCBE.   Lire la suite

Training Lawyers on Asylum and Immigration Law   Building on the successful results of the project “Training of Lawyers on EU Asylum and Immigration Law” (TRALIM) of the European Lawyers Foundation (ELF), TRALIM 2 is a continuation of the efforts of lawyers to respond in a timely fashion to the growing need for legal training in the field of immigration and asylum in the EU.   Read more Formation des avocats en droit d'asile et de l’immigration   S’appuyant sur les résultats positifs du projet de « Formation des avocats en droit d’asile et de l’immigration » (TRALIM) de la Fondation des avocats européens, TRALIM 2 s’inscrit dans le prolongement des efforts déployés par les avocats pour répondre rapidement au besoin croissant de formation juridique en matière d’immigration et d’asile dans l’UE.   Lire la suite

Human rights – The Dark side of the moon: The normalisation of the state of emergency and the situation of the judiciary in Turkey   7 – 9 September 2018 - Istanbul Following the call of the main Turkish Bar Associations and numerous European lawyers' organisations (including the CCBE, the UIA, the FBE, the ELHD the AED, the IBAHRI), several hundred lawyers attended a conference in Istanbul, from 7 to 9 September 2018, concerning the normalisation of the state of emergency in Turkey.   Read more Droits de l’homme – Le côté sombre de la lune : La normalisation de l'état d'urgence et de la situation du pouvoir judiciaire en Turquie   Du 7 au 9 septembre 2018 à Istanbul À l’appel des principaux barreaux turcs et de nombreuses organisations d’avocats européens (dont le CCBE, l’UIA, la FBE, l’ELHD, l’AED, l’IBAHRI), plusieurs centaines d’avocats ont participé, du 7 au 9 septembre 2018 à une conférence organisée à Istanbul sur le thème de la normalisation de l’état d’urgence en Turquie.   Lire la suite

The Rule of Law in Venezuela   The European Lawyers Foundation (ELF) implemented a second project on Venezuela from October 2017 to September 2018. The aim of the project was to make proposals concerning justice reform to re-establish the Rule of Law in Venezuela   Read more L’état de droit au Venezuela   La Fondation des avocats européens a mis en œuvre un deuxième projet concernant le Venezuela entre octobre 2017 et septembre 2018. Le projet visait à exprimer des propositions concernant la réforme de la justice pour pouvoir rétablir l’état de droit au Venezuela.   Lire la suite

Upcoming Events | Événements à venir

12/10/2018 - Conference on the liability of elected officials and their co-workers, comparative law – Brussels | Colloque sur la responsabilité des élus et collaborateurs, droit comparé à Bruxelles | b.cambier@cambieravocats.be 19/10/2018 - Standing Committee – Brussels | Comité permanent à Bruxelles 25/10/2018 - European Lawyers Day | Journée européenne des avocats 28-29/10/2018 - L5 Meeting – Porto | Réunion L5 à Porto 29/11/2018 - CCBE Plenary Session – Lille | Session plénière du CCBE à Lille 30/11/2018 - CCBE Conference: Artificial Intelligence - Humane Justice – Lille | Colloque du CCBE : Intelligence artificielle - justice humaine à Lille

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