Resumen
harassment {sustantivo}
hostigamiento · hostilidad · acoso · persecución
to harass {verbo}
acuciar · acosar · bruñir · asaetear · apretar · hostigar · asediar · abacorar
Sinónimos
harassment: molestation · torment
Traducción Inglés-Español para "harassment"
"harassment" en español
harassment {sustantivo}
harassment {sustantivo}
Daily harassment and beatings of democrats are a standard occurrence.
Several other human rights defenders are also experiencing legislative and judicial harassment.
Gender-based violence and all forms of sexual harassment and exploitation are incompatible with the dignity and worth of the human person.
There is alleged harassment of the opposition, the silencing of critical voices and the establishment of a network of patronage throughout
harassment {sustantivo} (también: hostility)
There are also worrying reports of increased incidents of racially motivated harassment and hostility, especially since 11 September.
harassment {sustantivo} (también: stalking)
I am thinking, for example, of sexual harassment as gender-based discrimination.
Vietnam must end official harassment of non-recognised religious groups.
Then I would like to say something briefly about sexual harassment.
Both women and men can now call upon the law in avoiding sexual harassment.
Subject: Women's access to the armed forces and sexual harassment
harassment {sustantivo} (también: pursuit, persecution, chase)
Members of a democratic assembly of this kind should only not be subjected to harassment or persecution for carrying out their duties.
Persecution, harassment and imprisonment of believers and regime critics must stop, and the free flow of information must finally be
But that does not mean that the Commission will condone the harassment and prosecution of people for their sexual orientation, or any
to harass {verbo}
to harass [harassed|harassed] {vb} (también: to urge on, to desire keenly)
to harass [harassed|harassed] {vb} (también: to pester, to bedevil, to harry)
But it would be pointless to harass small family farms with this.
For example, you must not use the service to harm, threaten, or harass another person, organization, or Microsoft.
All the special German arrangements designed to scare off and harass asylum-seekers are to be preserved.
I am thinking, for example, of sexual harassment as gender-based discrimination.
Vietnam must end official harassment of non-recognised religious groups.
to harass [harassed|harassed] {vb} (también: to burnish, to furbish)
to harass [harassed|harassed] {vb} (también: to bother, to shoot, to fire a weapon, to shoot an arrow)
to harass [harassed|harassed] {vb} (también: to clasp, to pack in, to press, to pressurize)
to harass [harassed|harassed] {vb} [mil.]
Instead, we must constantly harass the racists, and allow them no respite in Europe and throughout the world.
Men and women are harassed daily and their families harassed as well.
A whole nation is thus being harassed and criminalised and the EU has shown no sign of condemning this.
Journalists are often imprisoned, tortured, harassed in all kinds of ways and, today, taken hostage.
The victims suffer exclusion and harassment, rumours are spread about them, they are deliberately denied information and scapegoated.
to harass [harassed|harassed] {v.t.} (también: to bother, to besiege, to beset, to pester)
Almost everywhere on the planet the Moslem world is feeling humiliated, harassed and besieged.
to harass [harassed|harassed] {v.t.} (también: to bother, to monopolize, to plague)
Sinónimos
Sinónimos (Inglés) para "harassment":
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Palabras similares
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