Examples of using Repeat victimisation in English and their translations into Slovak
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She has a right to be protected from repeat victimisation.
They should be protected from secondary and repeat victimisation and intimidation, should receive appropriate support to facilitate their recovery and should be provided with sufficient access to justice.
Victims have a right to be protected from intimidation and repeat victimisation.
It maximises the ability to prevent secondary and repeat victimisation and intimidation and to enable the victim to effectively access justice.
Adoption of special police measures during the investigation, to prevent repeat victimisation.
Victims who have been identified as vulnerable to secondary and repeat victimisation, to intimidation and to retaliation should be offered appropriate measures to protect them during criminal proceedings.
Providing for their protection, as well as that of their families and witnesses, from intimidation,retaliation and repeat victimisation;
Victims should be protected from secondary and repeat victimisation, intimidation, and retaliation.
F providing for their safety, as well as that of their families and witnesses on their behalf, from intimidation,retaliation and repeat victimisation;
Family members should also be protected from secondary and repeat victimisation, intimidation and retaliation.
Whereas women victims of gender-based violence always require special support and protection,owing to their particular vulnerability to secondary and repeat victimisation;
Advice related to the risk and prevention of secondary or repeat victimisation, intimidation and retaliation.
Among the overall objectives of EU action are establishing procedures to respect victims' dignity, integrity and privacy,enhancing their access to justice and designing procedures aimed at preventing repeat victimisation.
Victims of crimes need to be provided with protection from secondary and repeat victimisation, intimidation and retaliation.
Victims of crime should be protected from secondary and repeat victimisation, from intimidation and from retaliation, should receive appropriate support to facilitate their recovery and should be provided with sufficient access to justice.
(17) Some victims areparticularly vulnerable during criminal proceedings to secondary and repeat victimisation and to intimidation by the offender or his associates.
Member States shall ensure that all other victims receive a timely and individual assessment, in accordance with national procedures, to determine whether they are vulnerable, due to their personal characteristics or the circumstances or the type or nature of the crime,to secondary and repeat victimisation or intimidation.
Article 12 provides that member states shalltake measures to safeguard the victim from secondary and repeat victimisation, from intimidation and from retaliation when providing any restorative justice services.
It includes a requirement for the individual assessment of victims to identify specific protection needs and to determine whether, and to what extent, they would benefit from special measures in the course of criminalproceedings due to their particular vulnerability to secondary or repeat victimisation, intimidation or retaliation.
Individual assessment includes an assessment of your exposure to the risk of secondary and repeat victimisation, so as to exclude all possibility of you sustaining secondary and/or repeat victimisation by the bodies of criminal justice.
Unless otherwise provided by other public or private services,advice relating to the risk and prevention of secondary and repeat victimisation, of intimidation and of retaliation.
Calls on all Member States, moreover, to work across sectors to identify andaddress the systemic factors that contribute to the repeat victimisation of people in vulnerable situations and/or who face high levels of discrimination, as not doing so could have a severe impact on the psychological recovery process of the victim;
Shelters or other temporary accommodations for victims who require a safeplace due to direct risk of secondary and repeat victimisation, intimidation and retaliation;
Without prejudice to the rights of the defence, Member States shall ensure that measures are available to protect victims andtheir family members from secondary and repeat victimisation, from intimidation and from retaliation, including against the risk of emotional or psychological harm, and to protect the dignity of victims during questioning and when testifying.
(b) determine whether and to what extent you would benefit from special measures in the course of the criminalproceedings due to your particular vulnerability to secondary and repeat victimisation, intimidation and retaliation.
Women victims of gender-based violence and their children often require special support andprotection because of the high risk of secondary and repeat victimisation, of intimidation and of retaliation connected with such violence.
Shelters or any other appropriate interim accommodation for victims in need of a safeplace due to an imminent risk of secondary and repeat victimisation, of intimidation and of retaliation;
They should receive, as a point of departure, a timely and individual assessment, in accordance with national procedures,to determine whether they are vulnerable(e.g. to secondary and repeat victimisation or intimidation) and what protection measures they need.
Member States shall ensure that those authorities working with or providing support to victims work together to ensure a co-ordinated response to victims and to minimise the negative impact of the crime,the risks of secondary and repeat victimisation and the burden on the victim due to interactions between the victim and criminal justice agencies.
Whereas victims of violence andabuse are at risk of being subjected to secondary and repeated victimisation, retaliation and intimidation;