Примери коришћења Women against violence на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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What are the laws that protect women against violence?
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As Christians, we support all efforts on both international andnational levels to protect women against violence.
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On Friday, February 23rd,the Autonomous Women's Center held a seminar titled"Organizing a Case Study for the Protection against Domestic Violence" for organizations- members of the Women Against Violence Network.
The Women Against Violence Network.
Commissioner Jankovic welcomed theimportance of this conference, aimed to improve the health of women, increase the protection of women against violence, economic empowerment….
The Women Against Violence Network.
The police, centers for social work and health care institutions do not exchange information some of which are vital for the protection of a victim.According to the data of the network of non-governmental organizations Women against Violence between 30 and 40 women are killed in Serbia every year.
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In 2005, she was the first woman elected to the lower house of Afghanistan's new parliament, and despite several assassination attempts and ongoing death threats, she continues to fight for women's rights,particularly working to ratify a law that would help protect women against violence, underage marriage, and polygamous marriage.
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The Center for Girls is a member of three networks: Women against Violence Network, Women in Black Network, and AT Network of Serbia.
The Women Against Violence Network reminds the institutions of the system of their obligation to provide protection and support to all women targeted by hate speech and to comply with national laws and international conventions.
Their advocacy for changes in the local community that would influence the improvement of the protection of women against violence is much more effective when it's known that they're not an isolated voice, but the common voice of a whole network of women's organizations from all over Serbia.
The Women against Violence Network WEB is a coalition of specialized women's NGOs, which provide individual support to women and work on changing the social context, with the aim of decreasing violence against women in Serbia.
During the press conference held on 17th of October in Media Center in Belgrade,Autonomous Women's Center and Women Against Violence Network officially started collecting signatures in support of a petition to designate May 18- Day of Remembrance of the murdered women victims of violence. .
The Women against Violence Network is a coalition of specialized women's non-governmental organizations which provide individual support to women and work on changing the social context in the goal of decreasing violence against women in Serbia.
Project goal: Contribute to the establishment of comprehensive legal andpolicy solutions for the protection of women against violence, as conditions for the realisation of democracy, fundamental rights and women's human rights, through the process of harmonisation with the EU values and acquis.
The Women against Violence Network and the Independent Association of Journalists of Serbia pointedly condemn the lack of appropriate reaction by the Ministry of Culture and Information and the Regulatory Body for Electronic Media(REM) to violence against women and children in reality programs that have been broadcast for years on TV Pink and TV Happy.
Over 100 civil society organizations,a member of the Network of Organizations for the Children of Serbia and Women against Violence Network with the support of the Autonomous Women's Center have shown firm protests over the failure of state institutions to stop domestic violence. .
The Women against Violence Network reminds the public that according to the Law on Social Protection, Article 64, social protection services are to be procured from the licensed provider of social protection services through the public procurement procedure, and that the provision of the National SOS Helpline service for women victims of violence must be done in accordance to our Law.
Although establishing the National SOS Helpline is of paramount importance for empowering the women victims of male violence, Women Against Violence Network is warning the Ministry that breaching the law is not exemplary, neither to the perpetrators nor to the citizens who are expected to abide by the laws which define their rights and responsibilities.
Women against Violence Network is reminding the public that, according to the Law on Social Protection, Article 64, social welfare services should be obtained from the social protection service providers who are licensed through the public procurement process, and that, accordingly, providing the service of National SOS Helpline for Women Victims of Violence must be carried out by Law.
The training is intended for civil society organizations working on protecting women against violence, as well as on the promotion and protection of human rights, organizations and associations of persons with disabilities, service providers for people with disabilities, with a special focus on girls and women. .
Women Against Violence(WAV) Network is reminding the public that, according to the Law of Social Welfare, Article 64, services of social welfare should be provided by service providers who are licensed through the process of public procurement, and that, accordingly, providing the service of National SOS Helpline for Women Victims of Violence, must be carried out in accordance to the law.
At the initiative of the Women against Violence Network, a proposal was submitted by the Deputy Prime Minister and the President of the Coordination Body for Gender Equality, Zorana Mihajlovic.
In an effort to improve the protection of women against violence, the Minister of Justice signed the Agreement on cross-sectoral cooperation in the implementation of the General Protocol of conduct and cooperation of institutions, bodies and organizations in situations of violence against women in the family and in intimate partner relationships in the area of the City of Belgrade in November 2015.