Examples of using Victimization in English and their translations into Chinese
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In many cases victims are severely traumatized by their treatment by the criminal justice system, resulting in so-called“secondary” victimization.
Does your country have in place measures to prevent the victimization of types of victim known to be at high risk(for example, education or prevention campaigns)?
Member States and non-governmental organizations are encouraged to conduct public information and education campaigns designed to prevent and curtail victimization and re-victimization.
(c) To prevent the recruitment, use and victimization of children by youth gangs;
Section 3 of the Act prohibits discrimination on ethnic grounds while Section 4 of the Act forbids" discrimination by way of victimization.".
Technical support covers both the strengthening of administrative information systems used by law enforcement and criminal justice institutions, and capacity-building for the conduct of victimization surveys.
It also includes protection of the rights of members of disadvantaged groups who may be disproportionately subjected to victimization or criminalization.
In criminal proceedings involving women or child victims of domestic violence, the judicial process has solutions to prevent double victimization.
Are there any successful policies to avoid the victimization and involvement in illicit activities of vulnerable groups of children and youth?
Therefore, a mechanism urgently needs to be developed for the collection and analysis of data on drug, crime and victimization trends in Africa.
States parties should ensure that acts and procedures of their criminal justice systems do not cause secondary victimization(see paras. 19 and 20 above).
The United Nations is tasked to be the most important forum for overseeing concrete steps taken to reduce violence and prevent victimization.
States parties should ensure that acts and procedures of their criminal justice systems did not cause secondary victimization.
(a) To prevent the recruitment, use and victimization of children by criminal groups, terrorist entities or violent extremist groups;
(b) Periodic victimization surveys(Canada, Estonia, Germany, Guatemala, Ireland, Mexico, Panama and Sweden);
UNODC continues to provide technical assistance to requesting countries to carry out victimization surveys and improve the collection and analysis of crime and criminal justice statistics.
Victimization surveys are also blighted by serious limitations when it comes to measuring the victimization of migrants.
As a result, they are unlikely to be included in victimization surveys where samples are extracted from official public sources such as lists of registered voters or citizens.
This places children and youth at particular risk of victimization, exploitation and criminalization.
(g) Promoting the application of those data in order to reduce repeat victimization, persistent offending and areas with a high level of crime.