Traduction de «Enlèvement à domicile » (Français → Anglais) :

42. Affirms that no forms of violence against children in any setting, including the home, can be justified and that all violence must be condemned; therefore calls for Community legislation that prohibits all forms of violence, sexual abuse, degrading punishment and harmful traditional practices; condemns all forms of violence against children including physical, psychological and sexual violence, such as torture, child abuse and exploitation, child abduction, trafficking in or sale of children and their organs, domestic violence, child pornography, child prostitution, paedophilia, and harmful traditional practices such as female geni ...[+++]tal mutilation, forced marriages and honour crimes;

42. Affirms that no forms of violence against children in any setting, including the home, can be justified and that all violence must be condemned; therefore calls for Community legislation that prohibits all forms of violence, sexual abuse, degrading punishment and harmful traditional practices; condemns all forms of violence against children including physical, psychological and sexual violence, such as torture, child abuse and exploitation, child abduction, trafficking in or sale of children and their organs, domestic violence, child pornography, child prostitution, paedophilia, and harmful traditional practices such as female geni ...[+++]tal mutilation, forced marriages and honour crimes;

J. whereas the BBC journalist Alan Johnston was abducted at gunpoint on 12 March 2007 while returning home in Gaza City and his whereabouts have remained unknown since that date,

This sense of vulnerability was echoed by Mrs. Jean Marshall also from Guelph who wrote: ``When people are old and ill and less able to deal with illness, it is sad that it is more difficult to get the care needed''.

On behalf of the Commission, Mr Claude CHEYSSON sent the following telegram to Mrs Olivia MORA, wife of the Chilean journalist assassinated in Santiago : Dear Mrs MORA, The Members of the Commission and myself were greatly distressed and outraged to learn of this barbarous act, the shocking assassination of your husband, Jose CARRASCO TAPIA, following the cowardly kidnapping of Mr TAPIA from his home.

On behalf of the Commission, Mr Claude CHEYSSON sent the following telegram to Mrs Olivia MORA, wife of the Chilean journalist assassinated in Santiago : Dear Mrs MORA, The Members of the Commission and myself were greatly distressed and outraged to learn of this barbarous act, the shocking assassination of your husband, Jose CARRASCO TAPIA, following the cowardly kidnapping of Mr TAPIA from his home.