Примеры использования Children accused of witchcraft на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Children accused of witchcraft.
Protection of children accused of witchcraft.
Children accused of witchcraft were those who probably suffered the worst treatment.
The Organization noted the increase of street children and children accused of witchcraft, who were exposed to abuse.
Protect children accused of witchcraft from ill-treatment and abuse, as previously recommended(Italy);
Promote legislative andadministrative measures to prevent and punish attacks and persecution of children accused of witchcraft.(Mexico);
Criminalize acts of violence against children accused of witchcraft and organize a national campaign of awareness-raising on this issue.(Belgium);
Workshops and round tables on children and the electoral campaign,violence against children and children accused of witchcraft.
With regard to the rights of the child, she observed that children accused of witchcraft were frequently handed over to religious authorities for exorcism, which could prove detrimental to their health.
Luxembourg expressed concern about the lack of legal protection for children against physical violence and the persistence of ritual infanticides of children accused of"witchcraft.
In 2009, CRC was concerned that violence against children accused of witchcraft was increasing, and echoed the recommendation of the independent expert that the Government punish such conduct.
Holy See noted the high number of abandoned children andasked about practical initiatives to protect children accused of witchcraft and reintegrate street children. .
It observed that violence against children accused of witchcraft was increasing, and that children were being kept as prisoners in religious buildings where they were exposed to torture and ill-treatment or even killed under the pretext of exorcism.
Mr. Cristovão(Angola) said that in 2009,the Government had created an interministerial committee to study the phenomenon of children accused of witchcraft, particularly in connection with the Church.
The State party should take effective measures to protect children accused of witchcraft from ill-treatment and abuses, and carry out awareness-raising programmes among the population, in particular in rural areas, on the negative effects of such practice.
It called for more efforts to reduce infant andmaternal mortality rates, and remained alarmed at the increase in cases of murder of elderly women and children accused of witchcraft.
The Committee expresses its deep concern at the re-emergence of the persecution of children accused of witchcraft and the very negative consequences of such accusations, including cruel, inhuman and degrading treatment, and even murder.
The mistreatment of children, not only in conflict zones but also in everyday social life, was also deeply troubling,particularly that of child soldiers and children accused of witchcraft.
The Committee urges the State party to take immediate action to eliminate the mistreatment of children accused of witchcraft, including by prosecuting the perpetrators of this mistreatment and intensive education campaigns that involve local leaders.
A delegation, speaking on behalf of the African members of the Executive Board, said that family violence, including corporal punishment, andcommunity violence such as FGM/C, child marriage and the abandonment of children accused of witchcraft, were the most prevalent forms of violence on the continent.
With regard to Angola, in 2004, the Committee on the Rights of the Child called for immediate action to eliminate the mistreatment of children accused of witchcraft, including by prosecuting the perpetrators of this mistreatment and intensive education campaigns that involve local leaders.
In 2010, the special rapporteurs on torture and summary executions sent a communication regarding allegations of torture and killing of children suspected of witchcraft in Akwa Ibom State, andthe death threats against the coordinator of a local non-governmental organization that cared for children accused of witchcraft.
Please also indicate the measures taken to prevent acts of violence against and ensure protection and assistance to women belonging to the San community, andelderly women and children accused of witchcraft, as well as asylum-seeking, refugee and migrant women, particularly in the provinces of Lunda Norte, Malanje and Uíge.
Please also indicate the measures taken to prevent acts of violence against, and ensure protection and assistance to, disadvantaged groups of women such as internally displaced women, women belonging to the Pygmy community,women and children accused of witchcraft, women and girl albinos, girls living on the street, women in detention and women with disabilities.
Harmful practices were rare in Angola butthere had been some cases of children being accused of witchcraft and subsequently abused or abandoned.
In Angola, many orphaned children are accused of witchcraft and demonic possession by relatives in order to justify not providing for them.
However, owing to the stigma andsuperstitious beliefs surrounding children with albinism or accused of witchcraft, additional legislative measures are needed to secure their effective protection.
CRC noted with deep concern cases of ritual murder of persons with albinism, children with disabilities,twins and children accused of practising witchcraft.
In some countries, important legislative initiatives have addressed violence against children with albinism and those accused of witchcraft, criminalizing harmful practices and issuing protective measures to secure children's safety and protection.
To address the social andeconomic drivers of violence against children with albinism or accused of witchcraft, it is critical to provide basic social services of quality to families concerned, to promote child development, well-being and effective protection, and to prevent children's exposure to harm.