Traduction de «protection contre l'agression » (Français → Anglais) :

32. Expresses concern that the draft law on antidiscrimination does not address discrimination based on sexual orientation and identity; stresses the urgent need for comprehensive anti–discrimination legislation and the establishment of an anti-discrimination and equality board to protect individuals against discrimination based on ethnicity, religion, gender, sexual orientation, sexual identity, age or disability; expresses concern at the frequent attacks on transgender persons and the lack of protection provided to lesbian, gay, b ...[+++]isexual and transgender (LGBT) persons against acts of violence; calls on Turkey to combat homophobia and to adopt an action plan to promote full equality of rights, including labour rights, and full acceptance of LGBT persons; underlines the need for hate-crime legislation that includes heavier sentences for crimes based on any form of discrimination;

M. whereas Egyptian women are in a particularly vulnerable situation in the current period of transition; whereas, according to reports by Egyptian and international human rights organisations, attacks on female protestors, including rape, by unidentified, coordinated groups have recently increased, and have become more organised and systematic, with the aim of discouraging women from joining protests, notably on and after the night of 25 January 2013, and female protestors are often subject to violence, sexual assaults, including virginity tests, in the past, and other forms of degrading treatment, also at the hands of security forces, ...[+++] while women rights activists face threats and harassment; whereas women have witnessed major setbacks in the field of political participation; whereas women in the informal sector, in the fields of agriculture and domestic labour in particular, often work in dangerous and degrading working conditions without health insurance or any protection against injuries;

As tax planning structures are ever more elaborate and national legislators are frequently left with insufficient time for reaction, specific anti-abuse measures often turn out to be inadequate for successfully catching up with novel aggressive tax planning structures.

// - Crashworthiness of vehicles [2] (e.g. EuroNCAP; "friendly" design of motor vehicles; safer car fronts for pedestrians and cyclists and front underrun protection)

(5) Whereas paragraphs 18 and 19 of the Annex to the Council resolution of 14 April 1975 on a preliminary programme of the European Economic Community for a consumer protection and information policy (4) point to the need to protect the purchasers of goods or services from demands for payment for unsolicited goods and from high-pressure selling methods;

- PPE providing only limited protection against chemical attack or against ionizing radiation,