Примеры использования Redress to victims на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Provide redress to victims of trafficking.
The Committee underlines that it is the responsibility of the State to provide for redress to victims of torture and their families.
Provide assistance and redress to victims of trafficking in persons(Kyrgyzstan);
Address the issue of abductions/enforced disappearances effectively and provide redress to victims and their families.
Provide redress to victims of trafficking, including legal, medical and psychological aid and rehabilitation, as well as adequate shelters and assistance in reporting incidents of trafficking to the police;
States should ensure access to remedies and redress to victims of human rights violations.
Put in place stronger mechanisms to protect women andgirls against gender-based violence and provide redress to victims(Austria);
The Committee is also concerned at the significant delays in offering redress to victims of violence which has been determined by international supervisory organs and courts art. 14.
Increase funding to provide adequate services and access to justice and redress to victims/survivors.
Such investigations must hold perpetrators to account and provide redress to victims where violations are found to have occurred.
These Desks are opened throughout the day, under the charge of a female officer andare expected to provide speedy redress to victims.
Such investigations must hold perpetrators to account and provide redress to victims where violations of law are found to have occurred.
She would welcome more information on any concrete steps, other than legislation, being taken to prevent domestic violence andprovide help and redress to victims.
Strengthen Government efforts to ensure protection and provide redress to victims of domestic violence(Maldives);
The Special Rapporteur on trafficking noted that although Law 18.250 penalizes human trafficking,it does not provide for assistance and redress to victims.
Ms. Feeney noted that while non-judicial mechanisms have a role to play in providing redress to victims, their potential value should not be overstated.
Each of these situationsraises a variety of human rights concerns, but may require different strategies for prevention and redress to victims.
Reparation measures express the obligation of the State to provide redress to victims when, by action or omission, it has infringed against their rights.
States must protect migrants from discrimination in access to housing by public and private actors, through appropriate judicial andadministrative procedures, and guarantee redress to victims.
According to recent reports received from non-governmental organizations,full redress to victims of enforced disappearance is not synonymous with monetary compensation.
Establish an independent complaints mechanism, and counsel and effectively and impartially investigate all complaints of violations of the Convention,bring those responsible to justice, and provide redress to victims.
Legislative bill laying down measures for the provision of support,assistance and comprehensive redress to victims of human rights violations and international humanitarian law breaches, and incorporating other provisions.
Recommended Principles on Human Rights and Human Trafficking 1. The human rights of trafficked persons shall be at the centre of all efforts to prevent and combat trafficking and to protect,assist and provide redress to victims.
It should be noted that the judicial orquasi-judicial remedies are aimed at providing adequate redress to victims of human rights violations as well as to guarantee non-repetition of the violation in question.
The Guidelines stress the importance of putting the human rights of trafficked persons at the centre of all efforts to prevent and combat trafficking and to protect,assist and provide redress to victims.
Furthermore, when deemed necessary, the State party may be asked to include information on how it provides remedies and redress to victims of violations of the Convention, or to address other issues;
Applying a human rights-based approach means that the rights of trafficked persons shall be at the center of all efforts to prevent and combat trafficking and to protect,assist and provide redress to victims.
Affirms that it is essential to place the protection of human rights at the centre of measures taken to prevent and end trafficking in persons, and to protect, assist andprovide access to adequate redress to victims, including the possibility of obtaining compensation from the perpetrators;
Ensure independent, effective and speedy investigation into violations of the right to freedom of expression committed by officials engaged in law enforcement duties, hold those responsible to account;and provide redress to victims(Sweden);
The Committee requests the State party to provide by 1 June 2013 follow-up information in response to the Committee's recommendations with regard to(i) conducting prompt, impartial and effective investigations;(ii) prosecuting suspects and sanctioning perpetrators of torture and ill-treatment;(iii)providing redress to victims; and(iv) guaranteeing fundamental legal safeguards to detainees held in police stations, as contained in paragraphs 10, 12 and 14 of the present concluding observations.