Traduction de «maltraitance envers les aînés » (Français → Anglais) :

(19) Concerning the prevention of violence, including maltreatment of babies or abuse and sexual exploitation perpetrated against children, young people and women and the protection of victims and groups at risk, the European Union will bring added value to the actions principally to be undertaken by Member States by the following means: the dissemination and exchange of information, experience and good practices; the promotion of an innovative approach; the joint establishment of priorities; the development of networking, not least in order to support the victims of sexual, psychological or physical violence and groups at risk; appr ...[+++]opriate selection of Community-wide projects; and the motivation and mobilisation of all parties concerned.

(19) Concerning the prevention of violence, including maltreatment of babies or abuse and sexual exploitation perpetrated against children, young people and women and the protection of victims and groups at risk, the European Union will bring added value to the actions principally to be undertaken by Member States by the following means: identification of a legal basis for combating violence against women under current European legislation and the implementation of that legislation by the Member States; the dissemination and exchange ...[+++] of information, experience and good practices; the promotion of an innovative approach; the joint establishment of priorities; the development of networking, not least in order to support the victims of sexual, psychological or physical violence and groups at risk; as appropriate; the selection of Community-wide projects; and the motivation and mobilisation of all parties concerned.

It has organised the first-ever European Conference on Prevention of Neglect and Abuse of Elderly People (2008).

It has organised the first-ever European Conference on Prevention of Neglect and Abuse of Elderly People (2008).

In these countries, none of the three stated priorities have been satisfactorily met and, if there is any sign at all, this is to be found in the third area, that of respect for the elderly and of assuming shared responsibility for them, in which some positive signs have been reported.

[C]ompeting demands for resources combined with officers who may not be familiar with all the complexities of elder abuse could contribute to the low level of prosecution of elder abuse cases.