Примеры использования Belonging to ethnic and national на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Mr. DIACONU proposed inserting the phrase“the rights of persons belonging to ethnic and national groups” at the end of the first line.
It is also recommended that the State party intensify its measures aimed at preventing and prosecuting any act or manifestation of racial discrimination or xenophobia,including acts of violence against persons belonging to ethnic and national minorities.
Please indicate steps taken to expand the recruitment into law enforcement of persons belonging to ethnic and national minorities, as recommended by the Committee in its previous concluding observations para. 15.
The State party should give prompt consideration to expanding the recruitment into law enforcement of persons belonging to ethnic and national minorities.
As for the theory regarding the expanded recruitment into law enforcement of persons belonging to ethnic and national minorities, we cannot agree with the Committee's recommendation, as it would violate the principle of equality of citizens.
The Committee reiterates its request for disaggregated data on access to health care, housing and employment by persons belonging to ethnic and national minorities.
We cannot accept the Committee's recommendation on increasing the number of persons belonging to ethnic and national minorities recruited into the law enforcement agencies, as that would violate the principle of equality of citizens.
The Committee reiterates its request for disaggregated data on access to health care, housing and employment by persons belonging to ethnic and national minorities.
However, it noted that de facto discrimination against persons belonging to ethnic and national minorities, in particular migrant workers and members of their families, still existed among some sectors of the population.
Senegal acceded to the two international conventions relating to statelessness, while the new Constitution and nationality law of the Democratic Republic of the Congo recognize that all individuals belonging to ethnic and national groups constituting the Congo at the time of independence as well as their descendants are citizens.
With regard to question 6, the problems encountered by persons belonging to ethnic and national minorities did not, in his view, stem from discrimination but from the difficulty of ensuring universal access to all public services.
The Committee regrets that neither the report submitted by the State party northe replies provided by it to the list of issues included sufficient information on measures adopted to ensure the practical enjoyment by persons belonging to ethnic and national minorities of their economic, social and cultural rights art. 5 e.
The Committee notes with concern that despite the efforts made by the State party,persons belonging to ethnic and national minorities, in particular persons of Russianand Uzbek origin, continue to be underrepresented in Parliament, Government and civil service.
The Committee and the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees(UNHCR) have expressed their concern about incitement and the increasing trend in acts of violence against persons belonging to ethnic and national minorities(para. 15), including by law enforcement authorities UNHCR, 8 June 2007.
The Committee also notes that according to information received,officials belonging to ethnic and national minorities encounter obstacles preventing or limiting their access to high-ranking positions, including their lack of proficiency in Kyrgyz language art. 5 c.
Updated information on reported instances of ill-treatment by law enforcement officials, in particular the police,against persons belonging to ethnic and national minorities and the effective measures adopted to prevent and combat such acts(CERD/C/LTU/CO/3, para. 17);
In article 35, it established the right of citizens belonging to ethnic and national minorities to use their own language, preserve their customs, establish their own educational, cultural and religious institutionsand participate in decisions on matters concerning their cultural identity.
CESCR noted that despite the measures adopted by Belgium to enhance its legal and institutional mechanisms aimed at combating racial discrimination,de facto discrimination against foreigners and persons belonging to ethnic and national minorities, in particular migrant workersand members of their families, members of the Muslim community and Roma, were still widespread among some sectors of the population.
The Committee expresses concern about incitement and acts of violence against persons belonging to ethnic and national minorities, including acts against Roma, anti-Semitic attacks, and violence against persons of African and Asian origin and non-citizens, as well as with persistent allegations of failure to investigate and reluctance on the part of the police and authorities to provide adequate protection to the victims or to conduct prompt, impartial and effective investigations of such reports.
The Committee notes that despite the measures adopted by the State party to enhance its legal and institutional mechanisms aimed at combating racial discrimination,de facto discrimination against foreigners and persons belonging to ethnic and national minorities, in particular migrant workersand members of their families, members of the Muslim community and Roma, is still widespread among some sectors of the population, especially in the fields of employment, housing and access to public places such as restaurants and bars.
The Committee recommends further action to protect the rights of all persons belonging to ethnic and national groups to enjoy, without discrimination, the civil and political rights listed in article 5 of the Convention, notably the right to nationality and cultural self-expression.
The Committee reiterates its concern that this may lead to a situation where persons belonging to ethnic and national backgrounds other than Danish are discriminated against in the enjoyment of their right to family life, marriage and choice of spouse art. 5(d)iv.
In order to ensure that the scope of the National Action Plan responds to the needs of persons belonging to ethnic and national minorities, foreignersand migrants, the Government Plenipotentiary also held working meetings with NGOs dealing with racial discrimination.
The Committee urges the State party to take the necessary measures to increase access for children belonging to ethnic and national minorities to instruction in and study of their mother tongue, including through the establishment of schools and provision of textbooks in minority languages.
The Committee wishes to receive further information regarding the practical enjoyment by persons belonging to ethnic and national minorities of the rights listed in article 5(e) of the Convention, in particular the right to work, including the right to equal opportunities of promotion and career development, the rights to health, education and to housing.
For instance, as part of the Programme a study of the situation of women and men belonging to ethnic and national minorities will be conducted, statistical data about the ethnic composition of Lithuania's population will be collected, information about racial discrimination and about remedies available to the affected people will be prepared and published.
The Committee reiterates its request that the State party provide detailed information on measures adopted to ensure the practical enjoyment by persons belonging to ethnic and national minorities of the rights listed in article 5( e) of the Convention, in particular the right to work, including the right to equal opportunities of promotion and career development, the right to housing and the right to education.
III. The integration of women belonging to racial, ethnic and national minorities.
Effective participation underpins the realization of all human rights of women and men belonging to ethnic or national, religious and linguistic minorities.
Measures to combat discrimination against women belonging to racial, ethnic and national minorities who live in ZUS areas.