Traduction de «reproches faits aux victimes » (Français → Anglais) :

Fatalities and damages were also reported in Puerto Rico, the Dominican Republic, Jamaica, the Bahamas and the United States.

The first European Day in Remembrance of Victims of Terrorism was commemorated on 11 March 2005 at the first anniversary of the Madrid bombings in 2004, when 191 people were killed in attacks on local trains in Madrid.

The imposition of such lenient punishments is, in fact, a slap in the face of the victims on the part of the courts, which take such a light view of the wrong done to the victims.

In actual fact, one of the criticisms made of this programme concerns the poor way in which the system is managed. The ‘pull factor’ the system has on cultural operators creates a flood of projects, which are then selected in a seemingly arbitrary way: 80% of the projects presented are said to be rejected on procedural grounds!

The European Union expresses its utmost concern at the renewed fighting between Rwandan and Ugandan forces in Kisangani, which has resulted in the deaths of civilians, damage to property, and has put the safety of population and UN personnel at unacceptable risk.

These recommendations were made in our most recent report, Shifting the Conversation, and they include the following: requiring judges to consider restitution in all cases involving a victim and to state their reasons for not ordering restitution, similar to provisions for the federal victim surcharge; giving victims the right to make an application for restitution and the right to appeal if an application is refused; providing victims with detailed guidelines on how to document their losses for the purposes of restitution; removing the requirement that a restitution amount be readily ascertainable, or allowing a court to order a “to ...[+++]be determined” restitution order if the costs are not fully known at the time of sentencing; examining the ability of the federal government to deduct restitution awards from federal government payments, such as GST rebate cheques and employment insurance payments; and holding offenders accountable by including conditions to ensure that they fulfill their court orders for restitution and the federal victim surcharges by authorizing the Correctional Service of Canada to deduct reasonable amounts from an offender's earnings.