Translation of "traitement des victimes " (French → English) :

victim of elder abuse

victim service manager | victims caseworker | senior victims support officer | victim support officer

abused child

sexual violence victim advocate | victim care worker | counsellor, sexual violence | sexual violence counsellor

heat treating operator | process engineer, metallurgical | heat treat technician | plastic heat treatment equipment operator

Death or serious disability (kernicterus) associated with failure to identify and treat hyperbilirubinemia in neonates

11. Urges the international community to help Nigeria and the neighbouring countries who host refugees (Cameroon, Chad and Niger) to provide all necessary medical and psychological assistance to those in need; appeals to the authorities in the sub-region to ensure ease of access to the full range of sexual and reproductive health services for women and girls who have been raped, in accordance with the common Article 3 of the Geneva Conventions; stresses the need to implement a universal standard for the treatment of war rape victims and to ensure the primacy of international humanitarian law in ...[+++] situations of armed conflict; expresses its full sympathy with women and children who have survived the blind terrorism perpetrated by Boko Haram; calls for the establishment of specialised education programmes aimed at women and children who are victims of war and society as a whole, to help them overcome the terror experienced, to give appropriate and comprehensive information, to combat stigmas and social exclusion and to help them become valued members of society;

11. Urges the international community to help Nigeria and the neighbouring countries who host refugees (Cameroon, Chad and Niger) to provide all necessary medical and psychological assistance to those in need; appeals to the authorities in the sub-region to ensure ease of access to the full range of sexual and reproductive health services for women and girls who have been raped, in accordance with the common Article 3 of the Geneva Conventions; stresses the need to implement a universal standard for the treatment of war rape victims and to ensure the primacy of international humanitarian law in ...[+++] situations of armed conflict; expresses its full sympathy with women and children who have survived the blind terrorism perpetrated by Boko Haram; calls for the establishment of specialised education programmes aimed at women and children who are victims of war and society as a whole, to help them overcome the terror experienced, to give appropriate and comprehensive information, to combat stigmas and social exclusion and to help them become valued members of society;

The Salvation Army, therefore, recommends that all MPs and senators should support the age of consent provisions in Bill C-2 as a progressive and long-sighted improvement toward the betterment of Canadian society; the government should implement and support early opportunities for treatment of victims of sexual exploitation; and, finally, the government should implement and support early opportunities for treatment within and outside of the criminal justice system, links between correctional facilities and community-based programs that provide treatment to offenders while incarcerated and following release, and community-based support ...[+++]and accountability groups, such as COSA, that provide support to offenders following release as important components of reducing recidivism.

Well, we understand what that means; it doesn't mean that someone who comes forward with a point of view, who is concerned about victims' rights and has legitimate complaints about the remedies for victims, the support for victims, and who says the treatment of victims in the criminal process is inadequate.we understand that, and there need to be improvements made in that.