Примеры использования Vulnerability to violence на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
All these factors heighten their vulnerability to violence.
Vulnerability to violence is understood as a condition created by the absence or denial of rights.
Multiple or intersectional discrimination may increase vulnerability to violence.
Rural women and girls face increased vulnerability to violence due to isolation and a lack of support services, employment and access to education.
Their isolation, difficulties with a foreign language andgenerally illegal status increase their vulnerability to violence.
Люди также переводят
Migration of parents increases children's vulnerability to violence, neglect and exploitation.
Similarly, the Committee has identified the economic exploitation of children as a factor which may increase their vulnerability to violence.
A further problem for South Africa's sex workers is their vulnerability to violence-- sex workers are not protected by the police or justice system from the threat of violence like other workers.
The Day highlighted the significant challenges encountered by children living andworking in the streets in Africa, including their vulnerability to violence.
Children in irregular situations often ended up living in the street,which increased their vulnerability to violence at the hands of both the police and criminal networks.
The launch of the UNICEF 2013 report on The State of the World's Children,which was devoted to children with disabilities, provided a special opportunity to highlight children's vulnerability to violence.
Continued exposure and vulnerability to violence affect a person's physical and mental health and impair his or her economic development and capacity to escape poverty.
What factors(social, economic, political, cultural etc.)play a role in perpetuating vulnerability to violence or hindering access to services?
This vulnerability to violence is increased for sex workers living with HIV, sex workers who use drugs, transgender sex workers, migrant sex workers, and sex workers that are part of other marginalised groups.
By empowering vulnerable women with knowledge and awareness about human andlegal rights it helps reduce their vulnerability to violence, discrimination and silence.
The report examines the impact and challenges of transition on women and girls in Kyrgyzstan and includes a discussion of the most prevalent forms of violence encountered by women, andthe factors aggravating their vulnerability to violence.
Such discriminatory practices have severe consequences for women and can lead to homelessness and landlessness, general housing and food insecurity,increased vulnerability to violence and social isolation.40 States must therefore take action to address both formal and customary laws, as well as practices entrenching unequal inheritance and land rights for women.
Data collection should ensure that data on sex, age, disability andother characteristics that may influence vulnerability to violence are captured.
This pattern may be linked in particular to findings of rising crime in the Caribbean subregion and a vulnerability to violence associated with narcotics trafficking.
Women's economic dependency, legal illiteracy and practices pertaining to marriages, residency andhousing aggravate their vulnerability to violence.
As highlighted in the Special Rapporteur's mission report, this particularly precarious andtraumatic environment is likely to heighten women's vulnerability to violence in the private sphere as well.
Poverty means poor health and premature death, social exclusion, lack of access to basic services,having no say in basic decisions affecting one's life and vulnerability to violence.
Deeply concerned further that children heading households may be atgreater risk of HIV, either because of parental death as a result of HIV/AIDS or because of their vulnerability to violence and exploitation in supporting the households they are heading.
Access to land, inheritance and property is essential to women's livelihoods and security anddirectly linked to reducing women's financial dependency and, therefore, vulnerability to violence.
The threat of arrest, harassment, extortion and violence by police pushes many sex workers into isolated areas, such as rural highways and places far from city centers, andthis in turn increases their vulnerability to violence by both police and civilian assailants, and cuts them off from vital support services.
For poor people, poverty means ill health and premature death, social exclusion,lack of access to basic services, having no say in basic decisions that affect them and vulnerability to violence.
The exclusion and isolation of women with disabilities from society in residential institutions and the lack of mobility aids orassistive devices increases vulnerability to violence and contributes to impunity.
Unaccompanied women and girls, those who head households and pregnant,disabled or older women face particular challenges that are linked to limited livelihood options and high vulnerability to violence.
Aware of the need for special vigilance with regard to the specific situation of children, juveniles and women in the administration of justice,in particular while deprived of their liberty, and their vulnerability to violence, abuse, injustice and humiliation.
Aware of the need for special vigilance with regard to the specific situation of children, juveniles and women in the administration of justice,in particular while deprived of their liberty, and their vulnerability to violence, abuse, injustice and humiliation.