Traduction de «concentré de granulocytes humains » (Français → Anglais) :

granulocyte concentrate | white blood cell concentrate | WBC concentrate | white cell concentrate | granulocyte concentrate pheresis

random donor platelet concentrate | random donor platelets | random donor platelets concentrate

the concentration of radionuclides in the human body ( body burden )

In this respect, Member States should address and prioritise tackling all forms of exploitation; increase the number and effectiveness of investigations and prosecutions; work on improving data collection in the field of trafficking in human beings; focus on the early identification of all victims including by putting in place the right mechanisms to do so; ensure all victims are offered protection and assistance; take gender-specific measures and adopt a child-centred approach in all actions; focus on the most vulnerable victims including at-risk children; provide adequate support to child victimsprevent trafficking in human bein ...[+++]gs by addressing the demand that fosters all forms of exploitation; systematically evaluate national strategies and action plans; allocate adequate resources to address trafficking in human beings; and cooperate meaningfully with civil society.

This report focuses on issues that highlight the comprehensive approach of the anti-trafficking Directive and the EU Strategy.

7. Stresses that trafficking in human beings is a serious crime which particularly affects women and which represents a violation of human rights and human dignity that the Union cannot tolerate; regrets that the number of people being trafficked to and from the EU is rising, despite the entry into force of the EU Anti-Trafficking Directive in December 2011; calls on the Member States to increase their efforts to curb this worrying trend by ensuring that a common, coordinated and ambitious European strategy, as well as legislation and measures to fight trafficking in human beings and international organised criminal networks in this fi ...[+++]eld, are developed and implemented in accordance with the directive, targeting women and minors in particular; stresses that actions to combat trafficking in human beings, forced labour and irregular immigration need to focus on the root causes, such as global inequalities; calls, therefore, on the Member States to live up to their development aid and MDG commitments and to reinforce cooperation and coordination with third countries;

56. Stresses that trafficking in human beings is a serious crime which particularly affects women and represents a violation of human rights and human dignity that the Union cannot tolerate; regrets the fact that the number of people being trafficked to and from the EU is rising, despite the entry into force of the Anti-Trafficking Directive in December 2011; calls on the Member States to increase their efforts to curb this worrying trend by ensuring that a common, coordinated and ambitious European strategy, along with legislation and measures to fight smuggling and trafficking in human beings and international organised criminal netw ...[+++]orks in this field, are developed and implemented in accordance with the directive, targeting women and minors in particular; stresses that action to combat trafficking in human beings, forced labour and irregular immigration and smuggling needs to focus on the root causes;