Примеры использования Combating ethnic на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Centre for Combating Ethnic Discrimination.
Combating ethnic conflicts and violence was inseparable from combating all forms of racial discrimination.
Reinforce measures aimed at combating ethnic, racial and gender-based discrimination.
Combating ethnic violence, support of victims of ethnic conflicts, deportation, internal displacement or exile;
The"Everyone Takes Part" Action Programme(2007)aimed at combating ethnic and racial discrimination in access to employment; and.
The Centre for Combating Ethnic Discrimination was established on 11 September 1998 and officially opened in February 1999.
The paper looks into the need for special measures to promote ethnic equality anddiscusses the future role of a centre for combating ethnic discrimination.
The Centre for Combating Ethnic Discrimination will be continued on a permanent basis cf. paragraph 28.
The sixteenth reportwas exceptionally complete and detailed and contained many frank admissions of difficulties encountered in combating ethnic and racial discrimination.
Further, in October 2000, the Centre for Combating Ethnic Discrimination presented its second annual report, entitled Moving Toward Better Protection 2000.
NJCM reported that, despite recommendations made by CRC and CERD to combat ethnic segregation in schools,the Government recently declared that it no longer considered combating ethnic segregation in schools a priority issue.
Information obtained by the Centre for Combating Ethnic Discrimination indicates that several of the players in this sector engage in discriminatory practices.
In 2004, the Lithuanian Centre for Human Rights is implementing a project,"Strengthening mutual understanding in Lithuania: training for inter-ethnic tolerance through human rights education",aimed at combating ethnic discrimination, eliminating stereotypes and fostering tolerance.
The Directorate of Immigration and the Centre for Combating Ethnic Discrimination will collaborate with each other and coordinate their monitoring efforts.
The enforcement machinery comprises the existing gender equality machinery- the Centre for Gender Equality, the Gender Equality Ombud and the Gender Equality Board of Appeals- andsome of the functions of the Centre for Combating Ethnic Discrimination.
An awareness-raising guide, entitled"All equal when it comes to hiring- Combating ethnic discrimination in the labour market", was published for labour market intermediaries.
This project seeks to promote an integrated approach to the fight against forced labour anddiscrimination, connecting initiatives to combat forced labour with broader social policies aimed at combating ethnic discrimination and promoting equality in the world of work.
Furthermore, both the AntiRacist Centre and the Centre for Combating Ethnic Discrimination point out that there is reason to believe that only a small number of all racist incidents are reported to the police.
The project seeks to promote an integrated approach to the fight against forced labour and discrimination,connecting anti-forced-labour initiatives with broader social policies aimed at combating ethnic discrimination and promoting ethnic justice in the world of work.
The Committee welcomes the establishment of the Centre for Combating Ethnic Discrimination and trusts that the State party will ensure that it receives sufficient support to operate as an independent entity.
Comprising 98 local non-governmental organizations related to refugees, the Union has as its main tasks protecting the fundamental rights of refugees, displaced persons and returnees, including the right to return to their homes and property andthe right to education and insurance; and combating ethnic discrimination in areas to which refugees return, as well as other crimes against humanity.
The Amahoro Amani project was set up to engage several thousands of young people in combating ethnic prejudice and to inspire them to make a real contribution to social change in the Great Lakes Region of Africa.
Also, one of the mandates of the Centre for Combating Ethnic Discrimination was to document and monitor the nature and scope of racial discrimination in the country and to prepare annual reports, which would supplement those prepared by the Directorate of Immigration on the situation in local communities and those from NGOs.
State subsidies have been granted to youth andearly youth organisations for combating ethnic intolerance and xenophobia, both in their regular work and in separate projects.
Consultations had also been held with immigrant organizations,the Centre for Combating Ethnic Discrimination, labour and employer organizations and the municipal sector.
A number of surveys have also been carried out showing the extent of discrimination,and both the Centre for Combating Ethnic Discrimination and the NGOs keep records of the cases they deal with in the course of the year.
Among the many positive aspects to be noted was the establishment in 1998 of the Centre for Combating Ethnic Discrimination, clearly a very able and professional body judging by the quality of its shadow report.
The adoption of targeted measures had,however, been facilitated by reports from the Centre for Combating Ethnic Discrimination, the Directorate of Immigration, non-governmental organizations and organizations representing ethnic minorities.
It has undertaken significant measures aimed at fostering peace, promoting social andeconomic development, combating ethnic or racial intolerance and seeking an end to the causes of injustice and instability, which are constant threats to world peace and security.
The Government encourages groupings andassociations that work to disseminate national culture, combat ethnic and tribal fanaticism, and promote national unity and understanding.