Traduction de «mass psychology » (Anglais → Français) :

The technical hurdles to doing that are still very high, but I don't think you can discount the effects of any kind of an attempt, even a small initiative by al Qaeda or any terrorist groups using weapons of mass destruction—not necessarily just the physical harm, but you can think of the economic repercussions, the psychological effect.

7. Strongly condemns the continued use of sexual violence against women as a weapon of war equal to a war crime; recognises the deep physical and psychological wounds that such abuses leave on the victims, along with the dramatic consequences for their families, stresses that this phenomenon needs to be addressed through victim support programmes and urges the mobilisation of political leadership with a view to putting forward a coordinated set of measures for the prevention and alleviation of the use of sexual violence; points, in this respect, to the ongoing appalling situation in Congo; recalls that a ...[+++]mass gang rape took place from 30 July to 4 August 2010 in the eastern Congo mining district, that at least 8 300 rapes were reported in eastern Congo in 2009 and that at least 1 244 women reported being raped in the first quarter of 2010, which is an average of 14 rapes per day; points out that this situation remains unchanged in 2011; urges both EU missions in the Democratic Republic of the Congo – EUPOL RD Congo and EUSEC RD Congo – to make the fight against sexual violence and the participation of women the main priorities in the effort to reform the Congolese security sector;

Victims of mass rape, which is perpetrated collectively in most cases, require long and complicated treatment in an attempt to heal the physical injuries and significant psychological trauma.

8. Condemns all forms of violence towards children: physical, psychological, sexual and structural violence, presence during armed conflicts, slavery, trafficking or sale of children or of their organs, labour exploitation, child pornography, child prostitution and paedophilia, as well as violence linked to extreme poverty, which deprive them of essential health care, harm their physical and psychological development and expose them to malnutrition and famine; condemns gender-based eugenic discrimination, which is increasingly common in some countries; calls on the Commission to set up an aid programme and psychological assistance for ...[+++]children conceived as a result of mass rape and for their mothers;

(d) promotion of publicity campaigns, using mass means of communication, focusing on the condemnation of violence and the provision of support for victims in the form of psychological, moral and practical assistance.

This has also been linked to the construction of notions of homosexuality and lesbianism as supposedly pathological, psychopathic, deviant, sick, or sinful in psychiatry, psychology, sociology, religious discourse, and in the mass media and popular culture.