Примеры использования Missing and murdered на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In Saskatchewan 96 per cent of missing and murdered women are mothers.
Multiple missing and murdered women from Yates' years in those cities.
Canada is working to address the specific issue of missing and murdered Aboriginal women.
The issue of missing and murdered Aboriginal women is a pressing concern for Canada.
The Working Group is pursuing a national,co-ordinated effort on addressing the issue of missing and murdered Aboriginal women.
This Working Group and the Missing and Murdered Women Working Group share information on common themes.
A number of initiatives have been undertaken in recent years, in relation to the investigation of missing and murdered aboriginal women.
By 1982, the FBI was investigating the enormous number of missing and murdered persons who were linked to DeMeo or who had last been seen entering the Gemini Lounge.
This amendment will improve the efficiency of investigations into serious crimes,including those that involve missing and murdered Aboriginal women.
Ms. Morency(Canada) said that the issue of missing and murdered women had been a concern at the federal, provincial and territorial ministerial levels.
For example, in British Columbia, under Project E-PANA,a dedicated team of investigators continue to review a number of files involving missing and murdered women.
Deeply concerned about the number of missing and murdered Aboriginal women and girls, Canada is taking concrete actions to achieve real and lasting change.
In August 2009, the province of Manitoba, the RCMP and the Winnipeg Police Service formally established a task force to review cases involving missing and murdered women.
Information on missing and murdered women compiled by the Native Women's Association of Canada indicates that almost all-- 96 per cent-- of the missing and murdered women in Saskatchewan are mothers.
Supporting the development and adaptation of culturally appropriate victim services for Aboriginal people and specific services for the families of missing and murdered women and girls;
Similarly, the Native Women's Association of Canada reports that 77 per cent of missing and murdered aboriginal women and girls in Saskatchewan are under the age of 31, compared with 55 per cent nationally.
It made reference to concerns about serious acts of violenceagainst Aboriginal women and urged Canada to examine its failure to investigate cases of missing and murdered Aboriginal women.
Canada acknowledged the seriousness of the issue of missing and murdered Aboriginal womenand was actively working to reduce violence and improve safety for Aboriginal women and girls in Canada.
The RCMP also established Project Even-Handed with the Vancouver PoliceDepartment in 2001 and Project KARE with the Edmonton Police Service in 2003 to strengthen investigations of missing and murdered women.
CEDAW urged Canada to examine its failure to investigate cases of missing and murdered Aboriginal women, despite the establishment of a working group,and to take steps to remedy systemic deficiencies.
In 2010, the government of British Columbia established the Missing Women Commission of Inquiry, to conduct fact-finding missions and police investigations with regard to reports of missing and murdered women in the city of Vancouver the Pickton case.
Canada takes the issue of missing and murdered aboriginal women and girls very seriously and continues to take action to improve the safety and well-being of all aboriginal women and girls.
In 2008, CEDAW requested, within one year, written information on the implementation of recommendations to raise awareness of the Convention and OP-CEDAW at all levels, and to investigate cases of missing and murdered Aboriginal women.
In 2010, the Native Women's Association of Canada was able to identify through their Sisters in Spirit database 61 missing and murdered aboriginal women and girls in Saskatchewan, which accounted for just over 10 per cent of cases nationally.
The group will also review past recommendations from inquests and reports on vulnerable and exploited women and girls and will be available to consult with the Manitoba Integrated Task Force for Missing and Murdered Women.
There is broad support among aboriginal and civil society organizations for a national inquiry into missing and murdered aboriginal women and for a well-resourced national action plan on violence against women.
Formed the Bill C-31 action plan and working group to address discriminatory legislation that denies indigenous women and children access to rights and services; planned a 1,500-km walk in support of marginalized, missing and murdered indigenous women;
For example, Project E-PANA, established in 2006,has a dedicated team of investigators who continue to review files involving missing and murdered women in the North Districtand Central Region of British Columbia, which includes Highway 16, sometimes referred to as the"Highway of Tears.
This research, education and policy initiative addresses the underlying factors contributing to gendered racism and violence against aboriginal women, in particular missing and murdered aboriginal women and girls.
Given the fact that the issue of missing and murdered indigenous women, as well as other forms of violence, including trafficking and domestic violence, has gained increasing public attention in Canada, the Permanent Forum urges the Government of Canada to provide more emergency shelters serving indigenous women, as well as better victim services, and specific programmes to assist indigenous women who have been trafficked.