Examples of using Protection programmes in English and their translations into Arabic
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Most of the protection policies adopted by States consist of witness protection programmes and are not designed for the specific needs of human rights defenders.
Economic reform programmes, and in particular" shock therapy" reforms, should include social protection programmes, or safety nets, to protect poor people from further immiserization.
Develop and provide gender-sensitive programmes of support for victims, including legal assistance and witness protection programmes.
(c) Requesting donors to allocate funding to support reintegration activities for children formerly associated with armed forces and other child protection programmes.
attempts to remove or reduce both public and private worker protection programmes.
Strategies to forestall human rights violations, including early warning systems and protection programmes.
The participation of people living in poverty in the implementation of legislation, policies and programmes that affect them is a key condition for the effectiveness and good governance of social protection programmes.
all States should introduce witness protection programmes for victims, and, where relevant, their families.
Rather than credit, extremely poor people needed social protection programmes that could help them meet basic needs.
These objectives encouraged a shift away from immediate humanitarian assistance towards longer-term social protection programmes in order to lay the groundwork for a sustained economic recovery.
Strategies for employment creation should address the challenges of income inequality, social exclusion and discrimination, and extending labour standards and social protection programmes.
adopt legal measures to combat trafficking and to establish victim and witness protection programmes.
Require mandatory school programmes for girls and boys, along with social protection programmes and available child care.
Measures reported by speakers included the revision of national legislation and the establishment of victims funds, specialized units and witness protection programmes.
OHCHR supported national authorities in Kosovo, Nepal and Uganda in developing victim and witness protection programmes.
In this regard, I encourage States to request technical advice from OHCHR regarding witness protection programmes.
In response to the crisis, there was also the need for a strong push for a global green economy, social protection programmes, job creation and infrastructure development.
As a new member of the International Migration Association, Mexico was in a position to develop more migrant protection programmes.
The Special Rapporteur has on previous occasions provided observations and guidelines on national protection mechanisms and other formal protection programmes(see A/HRC/13/22, paras. 70-83).
In Mexico, both the National Human Rights Commission and some institutions at state level are involved in protection programmes of this sort.