Traduction de «Violence confessionnelle » (Français → Anglais) :

communal conflict | communal violence | inter-community violence | sectarian violence

domestic violence [ family violence | marital violence | violence against a partner | family violence ]

denominational institute teacher

church group [ faith group | faith community ]

harassment at work [ abuse in the workplace | bullying at work | violence in workplace | workplace abuse | workplace harassment | work-related abuse ]

domestic violence | family violence | intimate partner violence

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

domestic violence

sexual violence [ rape | sexual abuse | sexual assault | [http ...]

conjugal violence [ spousal violence | spousal abuse | spouse abuse | partner abuse | intimate partner violence | spousal assault ]

– having regard to its previous resolution on the situation in Iraq and Syria since the outbreak of sectarian violence,

G. whereas the latest events in East Jerusalem in relation to the al-Aqsa mosque pose a serious risk of further sectarian violence and regional destabilisation, and underline the critical importance of upholding the status quo regarding the custodianship of the holy sites;

– having regard to its previous resolution on the situation in Iraq and Syria since the outbreak of sectarian violence,

115. Condemns in the strongest terms discrimination, intolerance, violence and killings on grounds of religion or belief, wherever and to whomever they occur; is particularly concerned about the increasing attempts to resolve differences within peoples divided along religious lines by resorting to violence and persecution, as these actions constitute an impediment to long-lasting peace and reconciliation; is also concerned about the increasingly hostile attitudes of governments society at large in many countries which continue to deny minority religious or belief groups the freedom to worship or publicly express their religion or belie ...[+++]f; notes that social hostility and attacks against religious or belief groups, which have resulted in many deaths and injuries, are on the increase, and that impunity and the lack of protection for minority religious or belief communities remain a concern;