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010   ^a978-92-9489-671-1
100   ^a20260911d2025    k  y0porb0103    ba
101 0 ^aeng
102   ^aAT
200 1 ^aPlaces of care = places of safety?^eviolence against persons with disabilities in institutions^fEuropean Union Agency for Fundamental Rights
210   ^aLuxembourg^cPublications Office of the European Union^d2025
215   ^a114 p.^cil., figuras, quadros ; [doc. eletrónico]
330   ^aContents; Foreword; Key findings and FRA opinions; Introduction; 1. Places of care = Places of safety?; 2. Legal instruments for the protection against, prevention of and responses to violence against persons with disabilities; 2.1. The EU’s legal and policy framework; 2.2. Obligations incumbent on the EU as a party to the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities; 2.3. Persons with disabilities and the European Convention on Human Rights; 3. National legal and policy frameworks; 3.1. Legal protection from violence at the national level; 3.1.1. What drives change?; 3.1.2. Shortcomings in general and disability-specific legal provisions; 3.1.3. Disparate protection in law and policy across sectors and groups; 3.2. Perspectives from the ground – the effectiveness of national frameworks and their application in practice; 3.2.1. Embedding a human-rights-based approach into care and harmonising protection levels; 3.2.2. Investing in the practical implementation of existing standards; 3.2.3. Enhancing resources to ensure that law in theory translates into law in action; 3.3. Conclusions and key takeaways; 4. Prevention of violence through monitoring; 4.1. Monitoring bodies at the national level – a diverse landscape; 4.1.1. Public monitoring bodies; 4.1.2. Independent monitoring bodies; 4.1.3. Cooperation between various national actors in the context of monitoring; 4.2. Perspectives from the ground – effective oversight through a human-rights-based approach to monitoring; 4.2.1. Expanding the scope and depth of monitoring and harmonising monitoring practices; 4.2.2. Enhancing accountability through enforceability and follow-up on monitoring visits; 4.2.3. Investing in monitoring bodies by increasing resources and training monitoring staff; 4.2.4. Ensuring participatory monitoring and enabling internal user-led monitoring; 4.2.5. Strengthening cooperation; 4.3. Conclusions and key takeaways; 5. Response to violence through ensuring access to justice; 5.1. Seeking justice – the provision of information; 5.2. Internal and external complaint mechanisms; 5.2.1. Internal complaint mechanisms; 5.2.2. External complaint procedures; 5.2.3. The role of criminal justice authorities; 5.2.4. Cooperation between the authorities supporting victims; 5.2.5. Lack of (disaggregated) data on complaints; 5.3. Perspectives from the ground; 5.3.1. Tackling inconsistent implementation; 5.3.2. Establishing robust accessible complaint mechanisms catering to the specific needs of persons with disabilities; 5.3.3. Increasing people’s awareness of their rights and existing mechanisms; 5.3.4. Counteracting (the fear of) consequences and retaliation when complaining; 5.4. Conclusions and key takeaways; Annex I: Terminology; Annex II: Methodology; Desk research; Fieldwork research
606   ^aPESSOA COM DEFICIÊNCIA
606   ^aVIOLÊNCIA
606   ^aPREVENÇÃO
606   ^aCONVENÇÃO
606   ^aDIREITOS DAS PESSOAS COM DEFICIÊNCIA
710 02^aEUROPEAN UNION AGENCY FOR FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS
801   ^aPT^bINR^c20260911^gRPC
856   ^uhttps://fra.europa.eu/en/publication/2025/institutions-places-care-and-places-safety^zClique para aceder
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