Примеры использования Protect victims of human trafficking на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Increase efforts in order especially to protect victims of human trafficking(Greece);
Their role should not be restricted to the prosecution of offenders, but should also encompass the development andcoordination of measures to assist and protect victims of human trafficking.
The National Rehabilitation Centre to Assist and Protect Victims of Human Trafficking held a conference on current issues related to the fight against human trafficking. .
Through these efforts, Japan was working to identify and protect victims of human trafficking.
The Programme to Assist and Protect Victims of Human Trafficking through Training aims at reinforcing capacities of law enforcement and judiciary authorities, state and other non-state stakeholders.
Ireland noted the establishment of the programme to support and protect victims of human trafficking.
Pursuant to a Cabinet of Ministers decisionof 5 November 2008, the National Rehabilitation Centre to Assist and Protect Victims of Human Trafficking was established under the Ministry of Labour and Social Security, with 30 beds; the decision also specified the Centre's functions and regulations and the financial basis for its work.
In cooperation with NGOs, the Czech Republic has developed a Programme to Support and Protect Victims of Human Trafficking.
Please indicate whether or not measures are in place to assist and protect victims of human trafficking. Please indicate what funding has been budgeted to ensure that shelter, psychological and medical care, and legal assistance are provided free of charge, as well as reintegration services at the national level and particularly in border and forested areas?
The United States of America welcomed Venezuela's bill to protect victims of human trafficking.
Put in place measures to strengthen the protection of victims of trafficking: among others,to screen and protect victims of human trafficking instead of treating them as criminal offenders, to provide them with temporary shelters during legal proceedings, to support witness protection programs and to provide appropriate remedial measures other than deportation(Thailand);
The Committee commends the State party for having established a national rehabilitation centre to assist and protect victims of human trafficking.
The law provides for the establishment of special-purpose institutions to assist and protect victims of human trafficking: their main functions are to provide victims with decent living conditions, personal hygiene, nutrition, medicine, health products and emergency medical, psychological, social, legal and other assistance, and to see to their personal safety.
Cabinet of Ministers Decision of 5 November 2008 on the establishment of a national rehabilitation centre to assist and protect victims of human trafficking.
Cabinet of Ministers Decision No. 240 of 5 November 2008 created the National Rehabilitation Centre to Assist and Protect Victims of Human Trafficking, under the Ministry of Labour and Social Protection. The Centre's basic tasks and functions consist in ensuring that human trafficking victims are offered appropriate living and sanitary conditions, food, medicines, health care supplies, and urgent medical, psychological, social, judicial and other assistance.
On 5 November 2008, the Cabinet of Ministers adopted a resolution on the establishment of the Republic Rehabilitation Centre to assist and protect victims of human trafficking, with 30 residential places.
In accordance with a Cabinet of Ministers decision of 5 November 2008 on the setting up of the National Rehabilitation Centre to Assist and Protect Victims of Human Trafficking, a modern building with 30 places for victims of human trafficking was swiftly built and brought into use in Tashkent.
So far, over 1,200 victims of human trafficking have received medical, psychological and social assistance at the 30-bed National Rehabilitation Centre to Assist and Protect Victims of Human Trafficking.
Some of the organizations were ableto sensitize policymakers and law enforcement officials to the need to protect victims of human trafficking in order to empower them to participate in the battle against traffickers.
On 11 November 2008, the Ministry of Labour andSocial Protection issued order No. 211 on measures to organize the activities of the Republic Rehabilitation Centre to assist and protect victims of human trafficking.
The intention behind the decree is to prohibit and combat human trafficking, to offer women andchild victims of this offence access to special care, to protect victims of human trafficking and safeguard their human rights and, lastly, to try and punish those who commit these offences and their associates.
In accordance with the above-mentioned decision, the Ministry of Labour and Social Protection issued Order No. 211 on organizational measures for the activity of the National Rehabilitation Centre to Assist and Protect Victims of Human Trafficking, which was published on 11 November 2008.
A system has been developed to carry out programmes aimed at supporting and protecting victims of human trafficking and persons who are witnesses in the investigation of these crimes.
The Foundation has run training courses to familiarize men andwomen who are members of the internal security forces with international treaties and laws on protecting victims of human trafficking.
Representatives of civil society play a central role in the preparation andimplementation of the 2009-2011-NAP against Human Trafficking and in protecting victims of human trafficking and taking preventive measures.
Protecting victims of human trafficking and returning them to their country of origin.
The new Act will allow to better secure the rights and better protect the victims of human trafficking, through.
Protect and assist the victims of human trafficking at the domestic and international levels.
As for protecting victims of human trafficking, with support from the International Organization for Migration, a specialized asylum for victims of trafficking was opened, were they can benefit from specialized psychological, social and medical assistance.
The main aim of the project is to provide support to Turkish institutions in their fight against human trafficking and to protect the victims of human trafficking at the level envisaged by EU Council Directives and the EU acquis.