Примеры использования Afrodescendant на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Iii. overview andcurrent situation of afrodescendant communities in the.
Fortyseven Afrodescendant representatives from 19 countries participated in the seminar.
Iii. overview andcurrent situation of afrodescendant.
Participation of indigenous and Afrodescendant women in political and public life.
The Afrodescendant issue also needed to be taken up by the Working Group on Minorities.
Autonomy and its limits for the Afrodescendant community in Nicaragua;
The Committee also notes the diversity of the delegation,in particular, the presence of a member of the Afrodescendant community.
The political participation of the Afrodescendant community in the last presidential election in Honduras; and.
He said the Working Group on Minorities was one of the only forums where Afrodescendant issues could be discussed.
He argued that the emergence of the Afrodescendant issue was the most important development in Latin America in the previous 10 years.
To continue to support regional initiatives to disseminate all information relating to Afrodescendant communities in the countries concerned;
He also referred to Afrodescendant struggles in the Caribbean and ideas of"negritude" that he believed were important.
The situation and perspective of the Afrodescendant community in Uruguay.
He mentioned that the Afrodescendant population in the region, which numbered approximately 150 million, shared a common history of slavery.
To discuss and share experiences on the autonomy and integration of Afrodescendant communities in different countries; and.
In her country young people were proud to be black but,in the interests of finding a common platform in Latin America, there had been agreement to use the term Afrodescendant.
To organize, in cooperation with theWorking Group on Minorities, training for Afrodescendant NGOs on the submission of reports;
He stressed that in addition to the spirit and identity of Afrodescendant communities, the cultural diversity of different communities should be considered in any discussion concerning human rights.
Furthermore, the Committee is concerned that children are discriminated against because of their appearance(including their way of dressing) and that Afrodescendant children also suffer discrimination.
The project aims to strengthen the institutional capacity of Afrodescendant organizations in the Andean region to enable them to better defend their human rights.
The increased participation of black women's organizations in national and international negotiations aimed at strengthening the social, economic, political andcultural rights of the female and Afrodescendant population.
Therefore, she invited NGOs from Afrodescendant communities to continue their support and contributions to the Institute and to provide the new web site with additional valuable information.
To promote respect for and the recovery of ancestral,traditional and local knowledge, especially that of indigenous Ibero-American peoples and Afrodescendant groups, and to encourage their inclusion in innovative processes;
To this end, andon the basis of requests made by Afrodescendant organizations themselves, the project prioritizes the strengthening of regional synergy between Afrodescendant organizations from the three Andean countries.
Mr. Gustavo Makanaky(Movimiento Nacional por los Derechos Humanos de las Comunidades Negras de Colombia)said the participation of the Afrodescendant community of Honduras in the Honduran presidential election was relevant to other communities.
Moreover, a first regional meeting in the Americas on Afrodescendant issues in Latin America is provisionally scheduled to be held in La Ceiba, Honduras, from 14 to 17 March 2002, to be organized jointly by the Working Group on Minorities and the Inter-American Institute for Human Rights.
To undertake further measures with a view to offering universal access to secondary school and improving access to higher education for Afrodescendant communities through the design and implementation of affirmative action programmes.
To design and execute a programme of formal anddistance education on Afrodescendant issues, in collaboration with reputable international academic institutions dedicated to the issue of Afro-descendants, with the purpose of fortifying local development processes and extending the access of community and regional actors to relevant information for development;
Equal consideration should be given to women, the elderly, persons with disabilities, children andthose living with HIV/AIDS within Afrodescendant communities, and they should be allowed to express their own perception of their rights and development needs.
At the closing meeting, Mr. José Bengoa, on behalf of the Working Group on Minorities warmly thanked all the participants and ODECO for their valuable contributionto the seminar and reaffirmed the support of the Working Group for Afrodescendant communities in their efforts for the protection and promotion of their rights.