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Measures should be available to protect the safety and dignity of victims and their family members from secondary and repeat victimisation, from intimidation and from retaliation, such as interim injunctions or protection or restraining orders.
Na voljo bi morali biti ukrepi za zaščito varnosti in dostojanstva žrtev in njihovih družinskih članov ter njihovo zaščito pred sekundarno in ponovno viktimizacijo, pred ustrahovanjem in pred maščevanjem, kot so začasne odredbe ali odredbe o zaščiti ali prepovedi približevanja.
The risk of secondary and repeat victimisation, of intimidation and of retaliation by the offender or as a result of participation in criminal proceedings should be limited by carrying out proceedings in a coordinated and respectful manner, enabling victims to establish trust in authorities.
Nevarnost ponovne in sekundarne viktimizacije, ustrahovanja in maščevanja s strani storilca ali zaradi sodelovanja v kazenskem postopku bi bilo treba omejiti z usklajenim izvajanjem postopka, v katerem so žrtve obravnavane spoštljivo in ki jim omogoča, da vzpostavijo zaupanje v organe.
Interaction with competent authorities should be as easy as possible whilst limiting the number of unnecessary interactions the victim has with them through, for example, video recording of interviews and allowing its use in court proceedings.
Stik s pristojnimi organi bi moral biti čim bolj olajšan, pri čemer se omeji število nepotrebnih stikov, ki jih ima žrtev z njimi, na primer z videoposnetki zaslišanj in možnostjo, da se slednje uporabi v postopku pred sodiščem.
As wide a range of measures as possible should be made available to practitioners to prevent distress to the victim during court proceedings in particular as a result of visual contact with the offender, his or her family, associates or members of the public.
Javni uslužbenci bi morali imeti na voljo kar se da veliko število ukrepov za preprečevanje stiske žrtev v postopku pred sodiščem, zlasti zaradi vidnega stika s storilcem, njegovo družino, sostorilci ali člani javnosti.
To that end, Member States should be encouraged to introduce, especially in relation to court buildings and police stations, feasible and practical measures enabling the facilities to include amenities such as separate entrances and waiting areas for victims.
Zato bi morale države članice biti spodbujane, da uvajajo smotrne in praktične ukrepe, zlasti v zvezi s sodnimi poslopji in na policijskih postajah, da bi zadevni objekti žrtvam ponujali možnosti, kot so ločeni vhodi in čakalnice.
In addition, Member States should, to the extent possible, plan the criminal proceedings so that contacts between victims and their family members and offenders are avoided, such as by summoning victims and offenders to hearings at different times.
Poleg tega bi morale države članice, kolikor je to mogoče, kazenske postopke načrtovati tako, da ne bi prihajalo do stikov med žrtvami in njihovimi družinskimi člani ter storilci, na primer z narokom za zaslišanje žrtev in storilcev ob različnih urah.
Protecting the privacy of the victim can be an important means of preventing secondary and repeat victimisation, intimidation and retaliation and can be achieved through a range of measures including non-disclosure or limitations on the disclosure of information concerning the identity and whereabouts of the victim.
Varstvo zasebnosti žrtve je lahko pomemben način preprečevanja sekundarne in ponovne viktimizacije, ustrahovanja in maščevanja, ki se ga lahko doseže z več ukrepi, tudi z nerazkritjem ali omejenim razkritjem informacij o identiteti žrtve in o tem, kje se žrtev nahaja.
Such protection is particularly important for child victims, and includes non-disclosure of the name of the child.
Takšno varstvo je zlasti pomembno za otroke žrtve in vključuje nerazkritje imena otroka.
However, there might be cases where, exceptionally, the child can benefit from the disclosure or even widespread publication of information, for example where a child has been abducted.
Vendar je v določenih izjemnih primerih lahko v otrokovo korist, da se informacije razkrijejo ali celo javno objavijo, na primer če je bil otrok ugrabljen.
Measures to protect the privacy and images of victims and of their family members should always be consistent with the right to a fair trial and freedom of expression, as recognised in Articles 6 and 10, respectively, of the European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms.
Ukrepi za varstvo zasebnosti in slikovnega materiala žrtev in njihovih družinskih članov bi morali vedno biti v skladu s pravico do pravičnega sojenja oziroma svobode izražanja, kakor sta priznani s členoma 6 in 10 Evropske konvencije o varstvu človekovih pravic in temeljnih svoboščin.
Some victims are particularly at risk of secondary and repeat victimisation, of intimidation and of retaliation by the offender during criminal proceedings.
Nekatere žrtve so še prav posebej ogrožene zaradi sekundarne in ponovne viktimizacije, ustrahovanja in maščevanja s strani storilca med trajanjem kazenskega postopka.
It is possible that such a risk derives from the personal characteristics of the victim or the type, nature or circumstances of the crime.
Mogoče je, da takšno tveganje izhaja iz osebnih značilnosti žrtve ali vrste, narave ali okoliščin kaznivega dejanja.
Only through individual assessments, carried out at the earliest opportunity, can such a risk be effectively identified.
Takšno tveganje se lahko učinkovito ugotovi le z individualno presojo, opravljeno ob prvi priložnosti.
Such assessments should be carried out for all victims to determine whether they are at risk of secondary and repeat victimisation, of intimidation and of retaliation and what special protection measures they require.
Takšno presojo bi bilo treba izvesti za vse žrtve in ugotoviti, ali jim grozi sekundarna in ponovna viktimizacija, ustrahovanje in maščevanje in katere posebne zaščitne ukrepe potrebujejo.
Individual assessments should take into account the personal characteristics of the victim such as his or her age, gender and gender identity or expression, ethnicity, race, religion, sexual orientation, health, disability, residence status, communication difficulties, relationship to or dependence on the offender and previous experience of crime.
Pri individualni presoji bi bilo treba upoštevati osebne značilnosti žrtve, kot so njena starost, spol in spolna identiteta ali izražanje, etnična pripadnost, rasa, veroizpoved, spolna usmerjenost, zdravstveno stanje, invalidnost, status bivanja, komunikacijske težave, odnos s storilcem oziroma odvisnost od njega in predhodna izkušnja s kaznivim dejanjem.
They should also take into account the type or nature and the circumstances of the crime such as whether it is a hate crime, a bias crime or a crime committed with a discriminatory motive, sexual violence, violence in a close relationship, whether the offender was in a position of control, whether the victim's residence is in a high crime or gang dominated area, or whether the victim's country of origin is not the Member State where the crime was committed.
Prav tako bi bilo treba upoštevati vrsto ali naravo in okoliščine kaznivega dejanja ali njihove okoliščine, kot so vprašanja, ali gre za kaznivo dejanje iz sovraštva, kaznivo dejanje zaradi predsodkov ali kaznivo dejanje zaradi diskriminacije, spolno nasilje, nasilje v odnosu z bližnjim, v katerem je bil storilec v nadrejenem položaju, ali je prebivališče žrtve na območju z visoko stopnjo kriminalitete ali na območju, ki ga obvladujejo poulične skupine, ali dejstvo, da država izvora žrtve ni država članica, v kateri je bilo kaznivo dejanje storjeno.
Victims of human trafficking, terrorism, organised crime, violence in close relationships, sexual violence or exploitation, gender-based violence, hate crime, and victims with disabilities and child victims tend to experience a high rate of secondary and repeat victimisation, of intimidation and of retaliation.
Pri žrtvah trgovine z ljudmi, terorizma, organiziranega kriminala, nasilja v odnosih z bližnjim, spolnega nasilja ali izkoriščanja, nasilja na podlagi spola ali kaznivega dejanja iz sovraštva in pri žrtvah, ki so invalidi, ter pri otrocih žrtvah se pogosto pojavljata sekundarna in ponovna viktimizacija, ustrahovanje in maščevanje.
Particular care should be taken when assessing whether such victims are at risk of such victimisation, intimidation and of retaliation and there should be a strong presumption that those victims will benefit from special protection measures.
Posebno pozornost je treba nameniti presoji, ali pri takšnih žrtvah obstaja nevarnost takšne viktimizacije, ustrahovanja in maščevanja, pri čemer bi bilo treba predpostaviti, da bodo navedenim žrtvam zagotovljeni posebni zaščitni ukrepi.
Victims who have been identified as vulnerable to secondary and repeat victimisation, to intimidation and to retaliation should be offered appropriate measures to protect them during criminal proceedings.
Žrtvam, za katere je bilo ugotovljeno, da so ranljive v zvezi s sekundarno in ponovno viktimizacijo, ustrahovanjem in maščevanjem, bi bilo treba ponuditi ustrezne ukrepe za njihovo zaščito med kazenskim postopkom.
The exact nature of such measures should be determined through the individual assessment, taking into account the wish of the victim.
Kakšni točno naj bodo ti ukrepi, bi bilo treba določiti z individualno presojo in pri tem upoštevati želje žrtve.
The extent of any such measure should be determined without prejudice to the rights of the defence and in accordance with rules of judicial discretion.
Obseg kakršnega koli takšnega ukrepa bi bilo treba določiti brez poseganja v pravice do obrambe in v skladu s pravili sodne diskrecije.
The victims' concerns and fears in relation to proceedings should be a key factor in determining whether they need any particular measure.
Skrbi žrtev in njihove bojazni v zvezi s postopkom bi morali biti ključni dejavnik pri določanju, ali potrebujejo kakršne koli posebne ukrepe.
Immediate operational needs and constraints may make it impossible to ensure, for example, that the same police officer consistently interview the victim; illness, maternity or parental leave are examples of such constraints.
Zaradi neposrednih operativnih potreb in omejitev je lahko neizvedljivo, da bi žrtev na primer lahko vedno zaslišal isti policist; primera takšnih omejitev sta bolezen in porodniški ali starševski dopust.
Furthermore, premises specially designed for interviews with victims may not be available due, for example, to renovation.
Poleg tega prostori, posebej namenjeni zaslišanju žrtev, morda niso na voljo, na primer zaradi prenove.
In the event of such operational or practical constraints, a special measure envisaged following an individual assessment may not be possible to provide on a case-by-case basis.
V primeru takšnih operativnih ali praktičnih omejitev posebnega ukrepa, predvidenega na podlagi individualne presoje, morda ni mogoče zagotoviti za vsak primer posebej.
Where, in accordance with this Directive, a guardian or a representative is to be appointed for a child, those roles could be performed by the same person or by a legal person, an institution or an authority.
Če se v skladu s to direktivo imenuje skrbnik ali zastopnik otroka, lahko ti vlogi opravlja ista oseba oziroma pravna oseba, institucija ali organ.
Any officials involved in criminal proceedings who are likely to come into personal contact with victims should be able to access and receive appropriate initial and ongoing training, to a level appropriate to their contact with victims, so that they are able to identify victims and their needs and deal with them in a respectful, sensitive, professional and non-discriminatory manner.
Vsak javni uslužbenec, vključen v kazenskem postopku, za katerega je verjetno, da bo prišel v osebni stik z žrtvijo, mora imeti dostop in prejeti ustrezno začetno in nadaljevalno usposabljanje do ravni, ki je potrebna za njegov stik z žrtvami, da lahko identificira žrtve in njihove potrebe ter jih obravnava na spoštljiv, uvideven, strokoven in nediskriminatoren način.
Persons who are likely to be involved in the individual assessment to identify victims' specific protection needs and to determine their need for special protection measures should receive specific training on how to carry out such an assessment.
Za osebe, za katere je verjetno, da bodo sodelovale pri individualni presoji za ugotavljanje posebnih zaščitnih potreb žrtev in posebnih zaščitnih ukrepov, ki jih potrebujejo, bi morali pripraviti posebno usposabljanje o izvedbi takšne presoje.
Member States should ensure such training for police services and court staff.
Države članice bi morale zagotoviti takšno usposabljanje policije in sodnega osebja.
Equally, training should be promoted for lawyers, prosecutors and judges and for practitioners who provide victim support or restorative justice services.
Prav tako bi bilo treba spodbujati usposabljanje odvetnikov, tožilcev in sodnikov ter javnih uslužbencev, ki zagotavljajo podporo žrtvam ali storitve poravnalne pravičnosti.
This requirement should include training on the specific support services to which victims should be referred or specialist training where their work focuses on victims with specific needs and specific psychological training, as appropriate.
Ta zahteva bi morala vključevati izobraževanje o posebnih službah za podporo, na katere bi bilo treba napotiti žrtve, ali specialistično usposabljanje, če je pri njihovem delu poudarek na žrtvah s posebnimi potrebami, in po potrebi posebno usposabljanje iz psihologije.
Where relevant, such training should be gender sensitive.
Če je to ustrezno, bi bilo treba pri takšnem usposabljanju upoštevati vidik spola.
Member States' actions on training should be complemented by guidelines, recommendations and exchange of best practices in accordance with the Budapest roadmap.
Ukrepe držav članic na področju usposabljanja bi morale dopolnjevati smernice, priporočila in izmenjava najboljših praks v skladu s časovnim načrtom iz Budimpešte.
Member States should encourage and work closely with civil society organisations, including recognised and active non-governmental organisations working with victims of crime, in particular in policymaking initiatives, information and awareness-raising campaigns, research and education programmes and in training, as well as in monitoring and evaluating the impact of measures to support and protect victims of crime.
Države članice bi morale organizacije civilne družbe, vključno z priznanimi in dejavnimi nevladnimi organizacijami, ki se ukvarjajo z žrtvami kaznivega dejanja, spodbujati in z njimi tesno sodelovati, zlasti v okviru pobud za oblikovanje politik, kampanj za informiranje in ozaveščanje, raziskovalnih in izobraževalnih programov ter usposabljanj, pa tudi pri nadziranju in ocenjevanju učinka ukrepov za pomoč žrtvam in za zaščito žrtev kaznivega dejanja.
For victims of crime to receive the proper degree of assistance, support and protection, public services should work in a coordinated manner and should be involved at all administrative levels — at Union level, and at national, regional and local level.
Da bi bile žrtve kaznivih dejanj deležne ustrezne pomoči, podpore in zaščite, bi morale javne službe delovati usklajeno in biti prisotne na vseh upravnih ravneh – na ravni Unije ter na nacionalni, regionalni in lokalni ravni.
Victims should be assisted in finding and addressing the competent authorities in order to avoid repeat referrals.
Žrtvam bi bilo treba zagotoviti pomoč pri iskanju pristojnih organov in stikih z njimi, da bi se izognili večkratnim napotitvam.
Member States should consider developing ‘sole points of access’ or ‘one-stop shops’, that address victims' multiple needs when involved in criminal proceedings, including the need to receive information, assistance, support, protection and compensation.
Države članice bi morale razmisliti o oblikovanju storitev na podlagi načela „dostopa na eni točki“ ali „vse na enem mestu“, s čimer bi se lahko obravnavale raznolike potrebe žrtev, ko te sodelujejo v kazenskem postopku, vključno s potrebo po prejemanju informacij, pomoči, podpore, zaščite in odškodnine.
In order to encourage and facilitate reporting of crimes and to allow victims to break the cycle of repeat victimisation, it is essential that reliable support services are available to victims and that competent authorities are prepared to respond to victims' reports in a respectful, sensitive, professional and non-discriminatory manner.
Da bi se spodbudilo in olajšalo prijavljanje kaznivih dejanj ter da bi se žrtvam omogočilo, da prekinejo začaran krog ponavljajoče se viktimizacije, je bistveno, da so žrtvam na voljo zanesljive službe za nudenje podpore ter da so se pristojni organi pripravljeni odzvati na prijave žrtev na spoštljiv, uvideven, strokoven in nediskriminatoren način.
This could increase victims' confidence in the criminal justice systems of Member States and reduce the number of unreported crimes.
To bi lahko povečalo zaupanje žrtev v sisteme kazenskega pravosodja držav članic in zmanjšalo število neprijavljenih kaznivih dejanj.
Practitioners who are likely to receive complaints from victims with regard to criminal offences should be appropriately trained to facilitate reporting of crimes, and measures should be put in place to enable third-party reporting, including by civil society organisations.
Javni uslužbenci, ki bodo verjetno sprejemali prijave žrtev glede kaznivih dejanj, bi morali biti ustrezno usposobljeni za pomoč pri prijavah kaznivih dejanj, pri čemer je treba uvesti ukrepe, da bi omogočili prijavljanje s strani tretjih oseb, vključno z organizacijami civilne družbe.
It should be possible to make use of communication technology, such as e-mail, video recordings or online electronic forms for making complaints.
Dopustna bi morala biti uporaba komunikacijske tehnologije, kot so e-pošta, video posnetki ali spletni elektronski obrazci za vlaganje prijav.
Systematic and adequate statistical data collection is recognised as an essential component of effective policymaking in the field of rights set out in this Directive.
Sistematično in ustrezno zbiranje statističnih podatkov je bistven element učinkovitega oblikovanja politik na področju pravic iz te direktive.
In order to facilitate evaluation of the application of this Directive, Member States should communicate to the Commission relevant statistical data related to the application of national procedures on victims of crime, including at least the number and type of the reported crimes and, as far as such data are known and are available, the number and age and gender of the victims.
Da bi bilo lažje oceniti izvajanje te direktive, bi morale države članice Komisiji sporočiti ustrezne statistične podatke o uporabi nacionalnih postopkov v zvezi z žrtvami kaznivih dejanj, ki vključujejo najmanj število in vrsto prijavljenih kaznivih dejanj ter, če so takšni podatki na voljo, število žrtev, njihovo starost in spol.
Relevant statistical data can include data recorded by the judicial authorities and by law enforcement agencies and, as far as possible, administrative data compiled by healthcare and social welfare services and by public and non-governmental victim support or restorative justice services and other organisations working with victims of crime.
Ustrezni statistični podatki lahko vključujejo podatke, ki so jih zabeležili pravosodni organi in organi kazenskega pregona, ter, kolikor je mogoče, administrativne podatke, zbrane v okviru zdravstvenih storitev, storitev socialnega varstva, javnih in nevladnih storitev za pomoč žrtvam ali storitev poravnalne pravičnosti in drugih organizacij, ki se ukvarjajo z žrtvami kaznivih dejanj.
Judicial data can include information about reported crime, the number of cases that are investigated and persons prosecuted and sentenced.
Pravosodni podatki lahko vključujejo podatke o prijavljenem kaznivem dejanju ter številu zadev, ki se preiskujejo, ter številu oseb, ki se kazensko preganjajo in je zanje že bila izrečena kazen.
Service-based administrative data can include, as far as possible, data on how victims are using services provided by government agencies and public and private support organisations, such as the number of referrals by police to victim support services, the number of victims that request, receive or do not receive support or restorative justice.
Administrativni podatki, pridobljeni v okviru storitev, lahko, kolikor je mogoče, vključujejo podatke o tem, kako žrtve uporabljajo storitve, ki jih zagotavljajo vladni organi ter javne in zasebne organizacije za pomoč, kot na primer število napotitev žrtev s strani policije, da uporabijo storitve za pomoč žrtvam, ter število žrtev, ki zaprosijo za podporo ali poravnalno pravičnost ter jo prejmejo ali pa ne.
This Directive aims to amend and expand the provisions of Framework Decision 2001/220/JHA.
Cilj te direktive je sprememba in razširitev določb Okvirnega sklepa 2001/220/PNZ.
Since the amendments to be made are substantial in number and nature, that Framework Decision should, in the interests of clarity, be replaced in its entirety in relation to Member States participating in the adoption of this Directive.
Ker gre za precejšnje število občutnih sprememb, bi bilo treba zavoljo jasnosti navedeni okvirni sklep nadomestiti v celoti za države članice, ki sodelujejo pri sprejemanju te direktive.
This Directive respects fundamental rights and observes the principles recognised by the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union.
Ta direktiva spoštuje temeljne pravice in upošteva načela, priznana v Listini Evropske unije o temeljnih pravicah.
In particular, it seeks to promote the right to dignity, life, physical and mental integrity, liberty and security, respect for private and family life, the right to property, the principle of non-discrimination, the principle of equality between women and men, the rights of the child, the elderly and persons with disabilities, and the right to a fair trial.
Zlasti si prizadeva za spodbujanje pravice do dostojanstva, življenja, fizične in duševne integritete, svobode in varnosti, spoštovanja zasebnega in družinskega življenja, pravice do lastnine, načela nediskriminacije, načela enakosti med moškimi in ženskami, pravic otrok, starejših in invalidov ter pravice do poštenega sojenja.
Since the objective of this Directive, namely to establish minimum standards on the rights, support and protection of victims of crime, cannot be sufficiently achieved by the Member States, and can therefore, by reason of its scale and potential effects, be better achieved at Union level, the Union may adopt measures in accordance with the principle of subsidiarity as set out in Article 5 of the Treaty on European Union (TEU).
Ker cilja te direktive, tj. predvsem določitve minimalnih standardov o pravicah, podpori in zaščiti žrtev kaznivih dejanj, države članice ne morejo zadovoljivo doseči bodisi na nacionalni bodisi na regionalni ali lokalni ravni, in ker se ta cilj zaradi obsega in morebitnih učinkov lažje doseže na ravni Unije, lahko Unija sprejme ukrepe v skladu z načelom subsidiarnosti iz člena 5 Pogodbe o Evropski uniji (PEU).
Personal data processed when implementing this Directive should be protected in accordance with Council Framework Decision 2008/977/JHA of 27 November 2008 on the protection of personal data processed in the framework of police and judicial cooperation in criminal matters [14] and in accordance with the principles laid down in the Council of Europe Convention of 28 January 1981 for the Protection of Individuals with regard to Automatic Processing of Personal Data, which all Member States have ratified.
Osebni podatki, ki se obdelujejo pri izvajanju te direktive, bi morali biti varovani v skladu z Okvirnim sklepom Sveta 2008/977/PNZ z dne 27. novembra 2008 o varstvu osebnih podatkov, ki se obdelujejo v okviru policijskega in pravosodnega sodelovanja v kazenskih zadevah [14], ter v skladu z načeli iz Konvencije Sveta Evrope z dne 28. januarja 1981 o varstvu posameznikov pri avtomatski obdelavi osebnih podatkov, ki so jo ratificirale vse države članice.