Примери за използване на Victims of gender-based violence на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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They do not accept that they are victims of gender-based violence.
Ensure that victims of gender-based violence are given priority access to social housing.
This is no different when they become victims of gender-based violence.
Women are victims of gender-based violence, but I would also like to finish by saying that sometimes, we have to stop viewing these women simply as victims. .
They should have the same rights as other victims of gender-based violence.
These rules recognise that victims of gender-based violence and domestic violence are particularly vulnerable.
In the field of humanitarian aid, it paid special attention to victims of gender-based violence.
Protection and support for victims of gender-based violence amongst particularly vulnerable groups.
It is important to underline that this regulation will apply to all victims irrespective of whether they are victims of gender-based violence.
The main target groups are NGOs working on the topic, victims of gender-based violence and domestic violence, media, institutions, and the general public.
Female victims of gender-based violence and their children often require special support and protection because of the high risk of repeat harassment and violence. .
Urges the Commission andthe Member States to support the civil society organisations working with victims of gender-based violence in any way possible;
Whereas women victims of gender-based violence and their children often require special support and protection because of the high risk of repeat victimisation, intimidation and retaliation connected with such violence; .
(16 a) The EU's justice system does not deliver adequate justice and protection to women andgirls and consequently, victims of gender-based violence do not receive the necessary support.
Women victims of gender-based violence and their children often require special support and protection because of the high risk of secondary and repeat victimisation, of intimidation and retaliation connected with such violence. .
What is more, extending the application of the directive to the victims of any kind of violence, not just the victims of gender-based violence, represents a further milestone.
Although the majority of protection orders issued relate to women who are victims of gender-based violence, the initiative can cover all victims of violence- children and adults of both sexes, provided the perpetrator has been identified.
Welcomes, nevertheless, the directive's stronger accountability mechanism and stresses that the two instrumentsshould be promoted together in order to maximise the protection offered to the victims of gender-based violence;
Whereas a wide range of health professionals are likely to come into contact with victims, especially victims of gender-based violence, and are often initially contacted by the victim to report a crime;
But pressure on asylum systems should never excuse failure to protect women from violence norshould women seeking asylum experience any double standards- they should have the same rights as other victims of gender-based violence.”.
Calls for reinforced cooperation between the Member States in order to ensure the protection of victims of gender-based violence and that the best interests of the child are taken into account in cases of cross-border family disputes;
Emphasises the importance of devising specific measures to promote training and employment and safeguard the rights of the most vulnerable groups of women with specific needs, such as women with disabilities, migrant women, including seasonal migrants,refugees and minorities, victims of gender-based violence, women with little or no training and single mothers, etc.;
I agree with my friend and colleague Mrs Svensson when she states that women are victims of gender-based violence; however we must not view women, including those who are victims of this kind of violence, simply as victims. .
Regrets the fact that,compared to the Istanbul Convention, the scope of the Victims' Rights Directive is more limited as regards the protection of victims of gender-based violence(including people affected by FGM);
Calls on the Member States to take measures in the health-related field of early detection and support to victims of gender-based violence, and to apply health protocols in cases of assault, which should be referred to the appropriate courts with a view to speeding up the legal procedure;
(b) supporting and protecting victims of such violence, including by supporting the activities of civil society organisations that facilitate and ensure access to justice, to victim support services and to safe police reporting for all victims of violence, and supporting andensuring the same level of protection throughout the Union for victims of gender-based violence.
In particular, under Spanish legislation, victims of gender-based violence are entitled to receive free legal advice immediately before filing the complaint, and to free defence and representation by a lawyer and representative in all proceedings and administrative procedures resulting directly or indirectly from the violence suffered.
Persons who are particularly vulnerable or who find themselves in situations that expose them to a particularly high risk of harm,such as persons subjected to repeat violence in close relationships, victims of gender-based violence, or persons who fall victim to other types of crime in a Member State of which they are not nationals or residents, should be provided with specialist support and legal protection.
In particular, under Spanish legislation, victims of gender-based violence are entitled to receive free legal advice immediately before filing the complaint, and to free defence and representation by a lawyer and representative in all proceedings and administrative procedures resulting directly or indirectly from the violence suffered.
In this context, the Stockholm Programme states that the victims of crime, including terrorism, who are most vulnerable or who find themselves in particularly exposed situations,such as persons subjected to repeated violence in close relationships, victims of gender-based violence or persons who fall victim to other types of crimes in a Member State of which they are not nationals or residents, are in need of special support and legal protection.