Примери за използване на Victimisation на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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(30) The effective implementation of the principle of equality requires adequate judicial protection against victimisation.
that avoid secondary victimisation.”.
And so Turkey's never-ending cycle of victimisation- of Islamists,
not merely that of claims and of victimisation.
the means by which we respond as a society to crime and victimisation is under greater scrutiny than ever before.
Their right to an individual assessment with the victim support service to verify the need for specific handling to prevent secondary victimisation;
R(87) 21 on assistance to victims and the prevention of victimisation.
There is extensive research available on effective methods of tackling bullying and victimisation in schools.
causes secondary victimisation by damaging the victims' dignity and recovery.
The protection, support and assistance provided must not lead to secondary victimisation and I would also like to say that the provisions relating to minors,
secondary victimisation, support by psychologists
Particular care should be taken when assessing whether such victims are at risk of such victimisation, intimidation and of retaliation
re-trafficking and victimisation and the number of children trafficked throughout the EU is on the rise. more».
this concept should be applied only where there is direct discrimination and victimisation.
I think that we have developed a rationale in the Balkans of always complaining, of victimisation", he said
causes secondary victimisation by damaging the victims' dignity and recovery;
other forms of victimisation.
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.
causes secondary victimisation by damaging the victims' dignity and recovery;
involving physical or moral victimisation.