Examples of using To prevent exploitation in English and their translations into Russian
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To prevent exploitation of animals.
It stressed on the need to prevent exploitation of child labour.
The video will be used as a medium for advocacy(lessons learned) to prevent exploitation.
In order to prevent exploitation, a consulting service has been set up for girls wanting to go to Germany.
The Platform for Action also focuses on the need to prevent exploitation of the physical labour of girls.
It is important that labour migrants receive fair terms of employment andSweden intends to take additional measures at the national level to prevent exploitation.
Sustainable socially responsible education may help to prevent exploitation and injustice, relief hunger and affliction.
The social security network and social guarantees should be extended and the necessary support should be provided,particularly for women, in order to prevent exploitation in the sphere of employment.
It would show that they sought to prevent exploitation and combat illegal immigration and that migrant workers in an irregular situation were viewed as members of society, with families and rights.
Include ethical criteria andsocial clauses in public procurement to prevent exploitation when purchasing goods and services.
It is very important to prevent exploitation, especially of women and children; provide security, especially from poverty and diseases; and bring down the walls of race and the urge to dominate and exploit.
In the post-conflict scenario,it was important to address women's economic empowerment needs and to prevent exploitation and abuse of women.
In order to prevent exploitation of marriage for different purposes, acquisition of citizenship is made subject to the conditions that the couple in question has been married for a minimum of three years and that the marriage bond is maintained.
JS19 recommended issuing legislation to ensure the protection of rights of persons with disabilities and to prevent exploitation and discrimination against them.
The Special Rapporteur wishes to remind States that,while taking measures to prevent exploitation by traffickers or people smugglers, they should also ensure that asylum-seekers have easy access to assessment procedures and protection, including access to organizations working on refugee issues.
Article 16(2) of the Convention on the Rights of Persons withDisabilities requires"age-sensitive" assistance and support for persons with disabilities and their families to prevent exploitation, violence and abuse.
United Nations organizations andtheir partners must have established structures designed to prevent exploitation and must take responsibility for bringing to justice individuals found guilty of such crimes.
The Committee notes with appreciation the State party's efforts to provide equal access to education to all,especially to vulnerable groups as well as measures taken to prevent exploitation of children in the labour market.
India commended Malaysia's effort to reform the legislation on violence against women and to prevent exploitation of children, as well as achievements in women's education, health care, reduction of poverty and inequalities in income and education.
The Ministry is currently reviewing bilateral agreements and memorandums of understanding concluded with labour sending(or exporting) States with the aim of redrafting them andregulating foreign labour recruitment in order to prevent exploitation and trafficking of workers.
To prevent exploitation, States should ensure that written employment contracts address issues such as the underlying determinants of health, including occupational health, access to health facilities, goods and services, and compensation for employment-related injury and death, as well as mechanisms for settling disputes.
For example, the Convention on the Rights of Persons withDisabilities recognizes particular situations in which older persons are vulnerable under article 16, which requires age-sensitive assistance and support for persons with disabilities and their families to prevent exploitation, violence and abuse.
States Parties shall also take all appropriate measures to prevent exploitation, violence and abuse by ensuring, inter alia, appropriate forms of assistance and support for persons with disabilities and their families and caregivers, including through the provision of information and education on how to avoid, recognize and report instances of exploitation, violence and abuse.
Under the programme a series of measures have been put in place geared towards enhancing the technical skills and organizational resources of State bodies, the organization of workers and employers, NGOs and other partners involved in developing and operating programmes andinitiatives designed to prevent exploitation and protect children engaged in the worst forms of child labour, free them from exploitation and rehabilitate and integrate them into society.
In addition, a mandate should focus on guaranteeing the cultural rights of persons with disabilities, in order to prevent exploitation, develop the creative and artistic capacities of persons with disabilities in all areas of traditional and contemporary literature, arts and thought; enhance their capacity to enjoy all forms of leisure, culture and sports and ensure that persons with disabilities have access to literary and other cultural materials.
A growing number of UNICEF-assisted programmes have incorporated actions to support legislative reform(including the reform of juvenile justice systems, legislation to prevent and punish trafficking, and protection for war-affected children);actions to prevent exploitation of children, including child labour; studies to break the silence around contentious issues; and capacity-building with legal, health and social work professionals.
The project has contributed to preventing exploitation, abuse and military recruitment.
The CBD places emphasis on the rights of indigenous and local knowledge holders over their knowledge base,often with reference to preventing exploitation by foreign companies.