Examples of using Victimisation in English and their translations into Romanian
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should be protected from secondary victimisation and further trauma during criminal proceedings.
Member States shall establish standards to safeguard the victim from intimidation or further victimisation, to be applied when providing mediation
Are they protected from retaliation and further victimisation both before and after a crime?
Victims also need to be protected from secondary victimisation during proceedings due to poor treatment in connection with
Effective legal protection of rights(including for example protection from victimisation for EU migrant workers who seek to enforce their rights) and.
However, some victims are particularly vulnerable to further victimisation or intimidation by the accused
(30) The effective implementation of the principle of equality requires adequate judicial protection against victimisation.
owing to their particular vulnerability to secondary and repeat victimisation;
people are far more vulnerable to further victimisation.
This series of reports is the first EU-wide survey to ask immigrant and ethnic minority groups about their experiences of discrimination and criminal victimisation in everyday life. http://fra. europa. eu/eu-midis.
natural disasters and/or pandemics due to their transnational character and mass-scale victimisation.
natural disasters and/or pandemics due to their transnational character and mass-scale victimisation.
The 1/4-inch artificial vessel was occluded 1/3, 25%, 50%, and seventy fifth victimisation the projected astringent clip
Whereas victims of terrorism are at risk of secondary victimisation affecting them not only in judicial proceedings,
The EESC calls on the Commission to support the monitoring of emerging new forms of victimisation for example cybercrime
In addition, there is a large cross-border element of victimisation with significant numbers of EU citizens living,
social minorities who are victimised or at risk of victimisation in the Member States.
resulting in discrimination, exclusion, victimisation and possible job loss.
exclusion victimisation and possible job loss.
harassment and victimisation.