Примеры использования Domestic violence and physical на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Adopt administrative and legislative measures to combat domestic violence and physical ill-treatment of children(Chile);
Heightened levels of domestic violence and physical assaults in public places, coupled with a multifaceted denial of access to justice have been common complaints heard from women from marginalized minority communities.
Paraguay welcomed the decision of Dominica to reform the legal framework to address domestic violence and physical ill-treatment of children.
Take further measures to address domestic violence and physical child abuse, including by ensuring adequate reporting of child abuse(Portugal);
The Bahamas commended Dominica on its review of the legal framework,particularly with regard to combating domestic violence and physical abuse of children.
Take appropriate legislative and administrative measures to combat domestic violence and physical ill-treatment against children, including the prohibition of the practice of corporal punishment(Costa Rica);
The Government of Barbados does not accept that there are not appropriate legislative and administrative measures to fight against domestic violence and physical abuse of children.
It further welcomed the review of the legal framework to combat domestic violence and physical child abuse, as well as the achievement of universal access to primary and secondary education free of charge.
It encouraged Dominica to ratify other international human rights instruments to which it wasnot yet a party, and urged it to continue adopting measures to address domestic violence and physical ill-treatment of children.
Slovenia commended Dominica for its efforts to address domestic violence and physical abuse of children,and for positive gains regarding gender equality and women's empowerment.
Kenya acknowledged that Dominica had upgraded its legal and administrative frameworks to reform laws, policies and practices,noting in particular its strengthening of the framework to combat domestic violence and physical abuse of children.
Italy recommended taking appropriate legislative and administrative measures to fight domestic violence and physical abuse of childrenand to engage in an exchange of information with those countries that are developing best practices in these fields.
Sri Lanka welcomed the efforts of Dominica to promote human rights despite the challenges that it faced, and took note of its commitment to reform its legal framework and administrative measures in order to combat domestic violence and physical abuse of children.
UNICEF recommended that the State take appropriate legislative and administrative measures to combat domestic violence and physical abuse of children,and to engage in an exchange of information with countries that are developing best practices in those fields.
The United Nations Children's Fund(UNICEF) acknowledged that Dominica had undertaken extensive reviews of its legal frameworks and administrative measures with a view to reforming its national laws, policies and practices and strengthening its framework to combat domestic violence and physical abuse of children.
Barbados commended Dominica for its efforts to strengthen its legal framework and to protect human rights,to review legislation relating to domestic violence and physical abuse of children, to reduce under-5 mortality rates, and to improve school enrolment rates.
The Criminal Code(2005, amended 2008) punishes domestic violence and physical ill-treatment, including physical assault which does not cause injury(articles 114and 476), but there was no evidence that these provisions are interpreted as prohibiting all corporal punishment in childrearing.
It is also concerned at the absence of protection measures, such as restraining orders, against perpetrators of domestic violence and physical abuse, at the inadequate support from the State party in the running of shelters specifically for abused womenand the fact that psychosocial and legal rehabilitation services are provided mainly by non-governmental organizations arts. 2, 12, 13, 14 and 16.
Take appropriate legislative and administrative measures to fight against domestic violence and physical abuse of children,and engage in an exchange of information with those countries that are developing best practices in these fields; Work towards taking measures in relation to the psychological and physical impact of domestic violence on children.
Benin is in the process of integrating provisions regarding the prohibition of violence against womenthrough a special law, addressing rape, domestic violence and women's physical integrity, and of internalizing the definition of torture.
The new law on domestic violence governed both physical and psychological violence and included sanctions for habitual abuse.
The most common problems that require immediate attention are violations of children's rights,rape, domestic violence, physical assault, corruption and property disputes.
Domestic violence: its impact on the physical and mental health of women;
When women break out of a long history of domestic violence, serious psychological and physical effects are often still present- even after the violence has stopped.
Domestic violence had both physical and psychological consequences for womenand their children and had led to an increasing number of fatalities.
The problem of domestic violence is recognized, violence is considered a frequent problem, but something that affects others;almost two-thirds of those polled said they knew of families affected by domestic violence; psychological and physical damage is noticed most frequently, while there is low awareness of economic violence. .
Domestic violence seriously endangers the physical and mental health of womenand girls and can even put their lives at risk.
Take all appropriate measures to address and prevent domestic violence, whether physical or mental, within the family and to ensure the full protection of children against this type of violence; .
If domestic violence(physical and psychological) is one of the most conspicuous kinds of violence committed against women,violence at work is one of its other forms.
In the legal sphere,Singapore had recently strengthened provisions relating to domestic violence in its Women's Charter, so that it included in the definition of domestic violence not only physical violence but also intimidation, harassment and restraint.