Примеры использования Reflection period на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Reflection period.
The number of victims granted a reflection period has increased over the last few years.
This reflection period is distinct from the overall identification phase and should be treated as such.
Victims are informed on the possibility to use reflection period before agree to cooperate with the investigation authorities.
According to Section 33(14) of said Act victims of trafficking are given a recovery and reflection period of at least 30 days.
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During the reflection period, the non-EU national concerned.
Victims of trafficking who did not have Norwegian residence permits could be granted a reflection period of 45 days, which was renewable.
It was also noted that the reflection period was necessary for victims to make informed decisions.
As it was mentioned above foreign victims and statutory victims of trafficking are enjoying the same rights and benefits as the domestic victims/statutory victims,including the reflection period of 30 days.
The reflection period may be granted if both the Public Prosecution Service and the police consider that there is evidence of human trafficking.
Additionally, the State retains, throughout the procedure, the right to end the reflection period for reasons pertaining to public order and security.
A reflection period(from 30 up to 60 days) support provided based on individual needs counselling translation and interpretation services temporary residence permit.
Foreign victims andstatutory victims of trafficking are given the reflection period of 30 days to decide whether they want to cooperate with law enforcements.
One is a six month"reflection period" for potential victims of human trafficking and the other is a consecutive renewable one year residence permit for potential victims.
The amendment of the Aliens Act(301/2004)that entered into force in 2006 contains provisions on a reflection period as well as residence permits for victims of trafficking.
During the reflection period any person who has been identified as a victim, irrespective of his/her nationality, and wishes to cooperate with the competent authorities has the right.
If a victim who has been detained for the purpose of expulsion is granted a reflection period, the basis for detention ceases to exist and he or she is released.
The reflection period can be prolonged up to a total of 100 days if special reasons make it appropriate or if the foreigner accepts an offer of a prepared return and cooperates in the efforts of planning this.
In Belgium, Italy and the Netherlands, victims are given a reflection period and a temporary residence permit to decide whether to cooperate in the prosecution of traffickers.
The reflection period was described as being essential for victims to overcome psychological and physical trauma and to gain enough confidence to engage in legal proceedings, if they so wished.
Victims of trafficking have, when needed, the possibility to obtain a reflection period according to the Aliens Act and/or a residence permit on the grounds of their status as victims of trafficking.
The reflection period may be prolonged up to a total of 120 days if special reasons make it appropriate or if the victims accept the offer of a"prepared return" to their country of origin and cooperate in the efforts of planning this.
Alternatively, the victim may decide to waive his or her rights to the reflection period and instead either give an immediate undertaking to cooperate or apply for a residence permit on humanitarian grounds.
The reflection period could be invoked if a person was in fact believed to be a victim, if the victim was ready to cut ties with the trafficker and if he or she wanted help and information in order to escape from trafficking.
To be able to take an informed decision on their cooperation with the investigating authorities,non-EU nationals are granted a reflection period that allows them to recover and to escape from under the influence of the perpetrators of the offences.
A victim who is granted a reflection period or has reported the offence to the police or otherwise agreed to cooperate is entitled to the same facilities as other victims of human trafficking.
To be able to take an informed decision on their cooperation with the investigating authorities,non-EU nationals are granted a reflection period that allows them to recover and to escape from under the influence of the perpetrators of the offences.
For victims of trafficking, a reflection period of one month and a permit to stay for the duration of the criminal procedure could be granted, subject to further extension in the most severe cases.
In the destination State, assistance andprotection services for victims of trafficking cannot be offered effectively if the victims are not granted a reflection period or temporary residence status or if they are being criminalized because of their irregular residence or employment status.
During the reflection period victims of trafficking are offered extended medical and psychological assistance, economic support and relevant social arrangements in addition to the offers available to all asylum-seekers and illegal migrants.