Примеры использования Victims need на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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I believe that victims need an advocate.
Victims need to see justice done.
The Domestic Violence Act provides for Protection Orders to be issued in cases where the victims need protection from the assailant.
Many of these victims need help in returning home.
These difficulties are compounded by economic challenges and gaps in legal, protection, health and psychosocial services that failto ensure confidentiality and supportive services that victims need.
Victims need access to necessary information and resources.
The problem of family violence and the treatment of victims needs also to be placed in the context of international developments concerning the rights of women and children.
Victims needed protection against forced evictions from private land.
The Act recognizes that returning victims to their State of origin is often not in the best interests of victims and that victims need the opportunity to rebuild their lives without facing the threat of deportation.
Mine victims need assistance for many years, often for life.
These difficulties are compounded by economic challenges and gaps in legal, protection, health and psychosocial services that fail to ensure the confidentiality andsupport services that victims need.
These victims need constant legal, rehabilitation and psychological help.
In the area of due process, some systems tend to assume that material violations of themselves justify compensation,whereas elsewhere victims need to demonstrate specific harm resulting from due process violations before an award of compensation can be made.
The victims need to be acknowledged and compensated for what they have suffered.
CRC recommended that Armenia develop a national drug control plan, or a Master Plan, with guidance from the United Nations Drug Control Programme and urged it to ensure that child drug abusers are not criminalized,but treated as victims needing assistance towards recovery and reintegration, and to develop preventive and reintegration programmes for child victims of substance abuse.
Victims needed to help identify traffickers and aid in prosecution efforts.
Respect for the fundamental rights of crime victims is a key element to consolidate the system of freedoms and ensure better exercise of human rights in a democratic state,which implies that victims need to be identified in a sphere that is independent of criminal law which is the original, priority field, with the aim of establishing the legal basis necessary for proper and timely care without no limitations other than those laid down by the law.
Victims need to receive individual or collective reparations to ensure the full cycle of justice.
The service aims at supporting victims at a time of crises and at other times, by providing immediate assistance to them to meet their needs, by helping them develop a safety plan, providing emotional support as required, and liaising with other professionals/personnel within the agency andfrom other entities regarding the victims needs vis-à-vis referrals for psychological help, housing, social security, legal advice, and children's schooling.
In all of these cases, the victims need protection, psychological care and practical guidance.
Victims need recognition for the damage they have suffered, respect and conditions for basic human dignity.
It was emphasized that victims needed to be proactively protected from violations of their human rights.
Victims needed to be made aware of the correct channels for lodging complaints and must feel confident that their complaints would not lead to reprisals.
Having in mind that the problem of violence against women, particularly domestic violence,is very painful and victims need a complex set of services and assistance, the Government has approved, by Resolution No 1330 of 22 December 2006(Valstybės žinios(Official Gazette) No 144-5474, 2006), a National Strategy for Combating Violence against Women(hereinafter referred to as the Strategy) and a Plan of Implementing Measures 2007-2009.
The victims need to be compensated and accorded all remedies afforded by the Convention, including reparations for damage.
It is clear that the victims need assistance fast, but changing the situation in a more lasting way requires planning and greater resources.
Victims need to be represented by lawyers during criminal proceedings, a problem which raises the issue of discrimination among victims, many of whom may not be in a position to afford legal representation.
Very often, the victims need to be accompanied because they feel safer and more confident if there are operators acting as mediators with the services.
In addition, victims need a range of services, including social support, rehabilitation and reintegration measures so that they can recover from the trauma of their experience.
The project determined that victims need the following services: critical incident response; criminal justice information and support; safety planning; practical and emotional support; and information and referral.