Traduction de «réponse à l'agression » (Français → Anglais) :

N. whereas India’s laws on sexual assault have been criticised by national and international human rights groups for being outdated, notably by employing a narrow definition of rape; whereas India lacks adequate services for sexual assault survivors such as sensitive and prompt police response or access to healthcare, counselling and other support services, the result being ad hoc and unpredictable responses which are in many cases humiliating for the victim;

9. Calls on the Indian authorities to develop coordinated responses to gender-based violence, and especially sexual assault, in close consultation with women’s groups; highlights the need for state governments to monitor police handling of sexual assault investigations by holding officers accountable, prosecuting perpetrators, and ensuring the dignified treatment of survivors;

Although our Parliament adopted in both 2004 and 2005 a resolution in response to the physical and psychological attacks carried out against non-Serb inhabitants of this area and also took the exemplary action of sending a fact-finding delegation to the area in 2005, incidences of violence, intimidation and humiliation against the minorities living there, primarily Hungarians, are not only continuing, but seem to be getting worse.

police should engage in high levels of positive interpersonal interaction with supporters (non-aggressive posture, smiling, deployed in pairs or in small groups in standard uniform, dispersed widely across and within crowds, accommodating requests for photographs, etc).

E. whereas there were many incidents during and in the weeks leading up to the WSIS, including cancellation of the citizens' summit, attacks on journalists and human rights activists, the failure by the Tunisian authorities to respond to representations made concerning hunger strikers and imprisonments linked to the use of information and communication technologies (ICTs), the verbal attacks to which European parliamentarians were subject during the Summit and the deliberate sabotage of interventions by persons accredited by the United Nations - incidents which hampered freedom of expression and seriously damaged the country's image,

police should engage in high levels of positive interpersonal interaction with supporters (non-aggressive posture, smiling, deployed in pairs or in small groups in standard uniform, dispersed widely across and within crowds, accommodating requests for photographs, etc.).