Examples of using Hotlines in English and their translations into Russian
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In addition to the National Anti-Corruption Hotline, private sector entities have also established hotlines and mechanisms for reporting corruption.
The authorities in Moscow and other big cities of the Russian Federation operate 24-hour hotlines for citizens who have been discriminated against in one way
There are other 24-hour hotlines for victims of violence,
and telephone hotlines for female victims of violence.
On a more basic level, hotlines for reporting violence and awareness-raising campaigns to give women the courage to report were essential tools.
The authorities in Moscow and other large cities operate 24-hour hotlines for citizens who have been subjected to discrimination of one sort or another, and take action in consequence.
such as shelters and hotlines.
namely through toll-free hotlines for children, elderly persons and persons with disabilities.
They have also provided hotlines, legal aid centres
peer outreach, and telephone hotlines.
shelters, hotlines and women's non-governmental organizations dealing with violence against women;
by implementing complementary mechanisms such as hotlines.
Shelters, crisis centres and hotlines in Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan are generally operated by women's non-governmental organizations.
Telephone assistance includes assistance provided by hotlines, where the telephone is the primary outreach vehicle.
anti-corruption training programmes and hotlines, and protection for whistleblowers.
Organization hotlines support promotions,
The use of hotlines for reporting instances of corruption was regarded as a good practice.
troubleshooting services over the hotlines.
It had established crisis rooms and telephone hotlines to support victims of violence and human trafficking.
Hotlines are currently run by NGOs to support victims and are monitored by the police.