Traduction de «Risque de décès hospitaliers selon APACHE » (Français → Anglais) :

Apache risk of hospital death

31. Condemns the impact of the policies of externalisation of the borders of the EU, which entail increased risks for persons seeking to travel to Europe in search of security and which are bringing about a rise in the number of deaths at sea en route for Europe; deplores, in this context, the death or disappearance, to date, of more than 25 000 people in the Mediterranean Sea, including at least 3 771 in 2015, making Europe the most dangerous migration route in the world, according to the International Organisation for Migration;

Smoking kills about 6 million people a year, with Europe accounting for 21% of the total; alcohol abuse is the third most serious risk factor, after tobacco and high blood pressure, involved in death and disability in the EU; it kills 195 000 people a year and is a factor in 12% of early deaths of men and 2% of early deaths of women; in more than half of the OECD countries at least one person in two is overweight or obese, and projections suggest that within ten years, in some countries, two out of three people will be obese.

First of all, it is appropriate to accept the principle that the nature and intensity of the risks of loss in the supplementary insurance sector providing cover for death, incapacity and invalidity are liable to vary according to the types of population covered and the terms and conditions of cover (individual/group policies, optional/compulsory).

130. Points out that numerous internal policies, particularly those relating to asylum, immigration and anti-terrorist measures, are having a major impact on respect for human rights in third countries; considers that greater efforts must be made to ensure that the internal policies in question comply with human rights and international humanitarian law; expresses its deep concern at the high number of deaths of refugees trying to enter Member States; calls for more legal options to seek asylum and urges the Member States to take into account human rights violations, considering the right of persons coming from third countries to be granted asylum in a Member State; observes that, under the body of case-law established by the European C ...[+++]ourt of Human Rights, European States may under no circumstances return individuals to States where they are in danger of being subjected to torture or cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment;