Примери коришћења Physical assaults на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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There were physical assaults as well.
It protects the brain from physical assaults.
Threats, physical assaults and cases of incitements to violence against journalists and bloggers should be reacted to and publicly condemned;
He is accused of kidnapping, physical assaults and homicide.
Journalists(and often camera operators) were subjected to threats,pressure and physical assaults.
Events such as repeated rape or physical assaults can be very devastating to the victims.
Display aggressiveness and irritability that often lead to physical assaults.
Apart from verbal threats and physical assaults, these reactions have lately turned into a form of pressure through pressing charges in court.
Independent journalist associations registered dozens of incidents targeting journalists,including physical assaults and death threats.
The physical assaults stopped when you became passive and gave up your right to express yourself as you desire, to move about freely and see others, and to make decisions.
Furthermore, greater attention should be paid to the intolerably lenient penal policy in cases of threats and physical assaults reporters are exposed to.
These included different forms of threats made by email, letter, telephone, or in person,murders, physical assaults, bomb attacks, detentions and imprisonment, criminal charges, house arrests, political and economic pressures, as well as menacing warnings from religious leaders.
Following a reported police attack on a Sarajevo television reporter,the OSCE issued a statement saying that"threats and physical assaults on journalists" are on the rise.
Physical assaults on Serbian Helsinki Committee Director Sonja Biserko and break-ins at her home and at the home of well-known human rights lawyer Biljana Kovacevic-Vuco during 2005 appeared to be the work of Serbian extremists incited by such statements.
IJAS: 18 ATTACKS ON JOURNALISTS IN SERBIA THIS YEAR18.9.2014(Beta, EurActiv.rs)- There have been 18 attacks on journalists in Serbia during 2014 so far, out of which nine were physical assaults.
Press freedom violations include: imprisonment;detention; physical assaults; travel bans; political, business and religious pressure; threats made by email, letter, telephone, or in person; bomb attacks; attempted assassinations; criminal charges; and house arrests.
Whilst the intensity of violence is dependent on the types of crime the organization is involved in(as well as their organizational structure or cultural tradition)aggressive acts range on a spectrum from low-grade physical assaults to murder.
These included different forms of threats made by email, letter, telephone, or in person,murders, physical assaults, bomb attacks, detentions and imprisonment, criminal charges, house arrests, political and economic pressures, as well as menacing warnings from religious leaders.
Ethnic and Religious Minorities Compared to the previous year, in 2005 incidents of ethnically motivated attacks decreased in the Vojvodina region of northern Serbia, but intensified in other parts of Serbia, often taking the form of anti-Semitic and anti-Muslim graffiti,as well as physical assaults on Roma.
Which is a member of the International Press Institute, recorded threats, physical assaults, criminal charges and other legal proceedings, problems with criminals, armies, secret services and bureaucrats, problems with customs and immigration officials, conflicts with media proprietors and political pressure.
(SEEMO/IPI, 05.01.2012)In 2011, the South East Europe Media Organization(SEEMO)registered 684 press freedom violations in the region, including detention, physical assaults, political pressure, threats, murder attempts and bomb attacks on journalists.
From the shutting down of web portals in hacking attacks and physical assaults on journalists, to discrimination and restricting access to specific media and journalists to public sessions of local government bodies or even to local government buildings and prevention of dissemination of newspapers and summoning journalists for interrogations in the police.
They"varied from theft, verbal assault, and severe damage and illegal occupation of property(including cultural heritage sites and cemeteries) to incidents inciting hate andaggressive nationalism and[…] physical assaults or intimidation."The assaults on the cultural and religious heritage of non-majority communities are particularly damaging for inter-ethnic relations.
I would like to recall that ever since June 1999, all aspects of the presence of the Serbian community and history have been equally affected- the people, both living and deceased(destruction of cemeteries), cultural heritage, churches and monasteries, while the religious, cultural, historical traces of their Slavic origins and Orthodoxy have been destroyed and devastated in other ways,including verbal and physical assaults, even killing of priests of the Serbian Orthodox Church.
They"varied from theft, verbal assault, and severe damage and illegal occupation of property(including cultural heritage sites and cemeteries) to incidents inciting hate andaggressive nationalism and[…] physical assaults or intimidation." The assaults on the cultural and religious heritage of non-majority communities are particularly damaging for inter-ethnic relations.
I would like to recall that ever since June 1999, all aspects of the presence of the Serbian community and history have been equally affected- the people, both living and deceased(destruction of cemeteries), cultural heritage, churches and monasteries, while the religious, cultural, historical traces of their Slavic origins and Orthodoxy have been destroyed and devastated in other ways,including verbal and physical assaults, even killing of priests of the Serbian Orthodox Church.
Violations of Media Freedom and Journalist Rights in Practice In practice, in their everyday work, journalists are encountering limitations to their rights and freedoms which take awide variety of forms, ranging from physical assaults, threats to their safety, cancellations of advertising contracts, personnel changes and various forms of pressure, through to new forms of restrictions such as prevention of information dissemination by way of blocking web sites.
Arbitrary arrests, i.e. arrests of returnees on trumped-up charges, physical assaults and injuries, stoning of the faithful and assaults on priests, destruction of property, disconcerting graffiti, desecration of memorial plaques, national and religious hatred, provocations, institutional discrimination, no rule of law and independent judiciary, long procedures, inadequate protection of evidence and witnesses, failure to enforce court decisions etc. are the obstacles encountered these days by those attempting to return home.
Head, limb and ribs injuries, curses, insults, as well as the destruction of equipment and preventing journalists from conducting their jobs,are all the unpleasantries which media practitioners face- states the latest report of the Association of Journalists of Serbia(UNS).- The report includes direct physical assaults and injuries, cases of damaged equipment of cameramen and photoreporters, and serious direct or telephone threats judged as realistic.
Physical assault and throwing things are also possible….