Примеры использования To a life free на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Women's right to a life free of violence;
Ending violence and promoting equality was a moral imperative since both men andwomen had the right to a life free from violence.
Act on Women's Access to a Life Free from Violence;
These two ASEAN bodies play important roles in the promotion and protection of children's rights in the ASEAN region,including the right of children to a life free from violence.
The Right of Women to a Life Free of Violence Act(2006);
As of now, 30 of the country's 32 states have a gender equality law and all have a law on women's access to a life free of violence.
Women are to have a right to a life free of violence.
The right to a life free of violence has been incorporated in some constitutions, such as in the Constitution of Ecuador(article 66(3)), which was revised in 2008.
Implementation of the Act on Women's Right to a Life Free from Violence;
The special law for women's right to a life free of violence mandates the allocation of public resources towards its implementation.
Diplomas and advanced training in human rights, in the areas of protection of children and adolescents,women's right to a life free of violence and the rights of indigenous peoples.
Adopt the Regulations of the Act on Women's Right to a Life Free from Violence and introduce the corresponding amendments to the Civil Code and the Criminal Code;
The strategy entitled Ciudad Mujer ensured the full access of women to knowledge and the exercise of their rights,especially those related to a life free from violence and non-discrimination.
Harmonize the General Act on Women's Access to a Life Free of Violence and pertinent federal legislation(Spain); 148.24.
While the federal Government would fulfil its responsibilities, it urged the Länder to provide such facilities, despite the scarcity of funds,in defence of the right to a life free of violence.
Law No. 1257 on the right of women to a life free from violence, in 2008;
Most states have harmonized their laws with the General Act on Women's Access to a Life Free From Violence, and have a state system against violence.
For example, UNDP supported the Rwandan Government in drafting the Law on the Prevention and Punishment of General Gender-based Violence andthe Mexican Government in the implementation of the Act on Women's Access to a Life Free of Violence.
One specific initiative in this area includes the recent Law on the Right of Women to a Life Free of Violence Ley Orgánica sobre el Derecho de las Mujeres a una Vida Libre de Violencia.
Effective protection of women's rights and against all forms of violence: By 2017, free, high-quality public and private information services and legal advisory services will be in place that enable women to exercise and demand their rights andthat will guarantee their right to a life free of violence.
In February 2007, the General Law on Access of Women to a Life Free of Violence entered into force guaranteeing adequate attention, punishment and eradication of violence against women.
Also under consideration in the Congress is Initiative No. 3612,"Act for the Protection of the Human Right of Women to a Life Free of Violence", which was introduced by a group of deputies.
In order to do their part to implement the Act on Access by Women to a Life Free of Violence, as of 2009 all the states of Mexico have adopted laws to combat violence against women, and 27 state systems to prevent, address, punish and eliminate violence against women have been established.
While the responsibility for establishing such a support infrastructure rested with the Federal Länder and municipalities,the right to a life free of violence was a political priority for the Federal Government.
The Committee welcomes the adoption of the Organic Act on the Right of All Women to a Life Free from Violence and the establishment of such bodies as the Coordinating Office for Women of African Descent and the Coordinating Office for Indigenous Women.
In the case of Mexico, following the recommendations made by the Committee in 2006, the State party: recognized the Committee's competence to receive and consider communications from individuals under article 77 of the Convention; adopted the Act to Prevent and Punish Trafficking in Persons andthe General Act on Women's Access to a Life Free of Violence; and incorporated the offence of human trafficking into its federal criminal code.
The international community also had a responsibility to ensure that all peoples were entitled to a life free of racial discrimination and policies driven by an irrational sense of racial, religious or ethnic supremacy.
The Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela has established appropriate mechanisms for guaranteeing the effective exercise of women's rights by introducing positive measures to strengthen their rights to non-discrimination and to the elimination of obstacles and prohibitions that can arise from sociocultural patterns deeply rooted in our society.These measures have been reinforced with the entry into force of the Act on Women's Right to a Life Free of Violence, committing State institutions to set up specialized care facilities for women.
Ireland recommended that Mexico(a) assist andencourage the Federal state's authorities to implement the General Act on Women's Access to a Life Free of Violence as a matter of urgency and, where the General Act has been incorporated in states' legislation, ensure that appropriate regulations are elaborated to ensure its effective implementation.