Примеры использования Effects of violence на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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All over the world, women suffer the physical,emotional and psychological effects of violence.
It described the effects of violence against the civilian population and other human rights violations.
Efforts need to move beyond addressing the symptoms and effects of violence to tackling the root causes.
The effects of violence on children and grandchildren, and the gaps in the provision of services to them, require immediate intervention.
The report of the Secretary-General drew attention to the short and longterm effects of violence on children.
Seminars in training on the causes and effects of violence, and on the principal rules and standards related to human rights.
Providing training to women in rural areas empowers them and mitigates the effects of violence.
Daily, people witness the vivid and frightening effects of violence, but too often such horror does not stir the condemnation warranted.
The Committee notes with concern the lack of preventive measures to address the effects of violence on children.
Compiling statistics and research on the extent,causes and effects of violence, and on the effectiveness of measures to prevent and respond to violence item c.
Assist survivors in obtaining good-quality health care that addresses both physical and emotional effects of violence.
The effects of violence can also extend to the community, affecting neighbourhood cohesion, increasing fear among the population and reducing the potential for economic development 58.
The Women's Health Council of Ireland began a national study on the effects of violence on the health of migrant women.
According to the Human Development Report for Colombia for 2000, women, who make up 51 per cent of the population,suffer a significantly greater proportion of the effects of violence.
The lack or inadequacy of data available made it difficultto assess the nature, severity and effects of violence against women and to better understand its causes.
Women who are already lacking health care and medical treatment due to economic, social, political and geographic barriers are at greater risk of chronic, andpossibly fatal, effects of violence.
In the United Kingdom,the funding of health services for those suffering the effects of violence is the responsibility of the NHS at a local level.
Given the direct and indirect effects of violence on HIV risk, policy makers, service providers and those planning prevention services must integrate responses to violence into HIV programming.
Also in Brazil, UNIFEM has been developing a project that will train police officers on the effects of violence against women;
IOM has also worked with local organizations to mitigate the effects of violence and forced displacement on indigenous families under IOM-Colombia disarmament, demobilization, reintegration and reparations programme.
Ethiopia, for example, intends to make use of the mass media to sensitize the public about the causes and effects of violence against women.
The Commission notes with great concern the effects of violence on the indigenous population and calls upon the Government of Colombia to take effective steps for the improvement of their legal and physical protection.
The Ministry of Public Health andSocial Welfare publishes information that contributes to an understanding of the causes and effects of violence against women.
These measures aimed at reintegrating the displaced into society,mitigating the effects of violence and providing support and reparation to victims of violence and to the displaced for the restoration of their infringed rights.
The second phase is to raise awareness of the police andall law enforcement agencies of the nature and gravity and effects of violence against women.
Programmes providing safe environments for children to help them to recover from the effects of violence and to build skills in creating healthy and equal relationships can be effective in preventing future perpetration.
In consultation with women and girls who have survived or witnessed violence, design accommodations and options that are neutrally available to all andthat target specific effects of violence.
Cooperation with UNICEF would contribute to the realization of such priorities as mitigating the effects of violence and poverty on children, and progress in the areas of health and education.
Recognizing that the short- and long-term effects of violence against women are devastating to societies and that violence should never occur in the first place, the Fund supports sustained long-term initiatives that target the root causes of violence. .
To involve children, families, communities, local leaders andreligious leaders in discussing the impact and detrimental effects of violence against children and ways to prevent violence and abandon harmful practices;