Примеры использования Cultural distinctiveness на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Cultural distinctiveness including Indigenous languages;
Purpose: to preserve the cultural distinctiveness of ethnic minorities.
Cultural distinctiveness- whether it is linguistic, religious or ethnic- is widely assumed to be characteristic of both minorities and indigenous peoples, and is generally asserted by both kinds of groups.
A special relationship with ancestral lands,which often forms the basis of the cultural distinctiveness of indigenous peoples;
Their cultural distinctiveness is voluntary and handed down through generations.
Many States value andtake pride in their identity as nations through their cultural distinctiveness, which is often based on language and culture.
In other words, the cultural distinctiveness of indigenous peoples, which is central to the concept of"indigenous" in contemporary international law, is inseparable from"territory.
Tourism had special links with the environment and society due to its dependency on quality environments, cultural distinctiveness and social interaction as well as security.
Juche ideology asserts Korea's cultural distinctiveness and creativity as well as the productive powers of the working masses.
It will be recalled that in General Assembly resolution 1541(XV)the Assembly had defined"Non-Self-Governing Territories" in terms of three fundamental factors: cultural distinctiveness, geographic separateness, and actual subordination.
The voluntary perpetuation of cultural distinctiveness, which may include aspects of language, social organization, religion and spiritual values, modes of production, laws and institutions;
But this approach fails to distinguish between indigenous peoples and minorities within African and Asian States,unless we are prepared to agree that the distinction is merely one of degree of aboriginality or cultural distinctiveness.
The voluntary perpetuation of cultural distinctiveness, which may include the aspects of language, social organization, religion and spiritual values, modes of production, laws and institutions;
The representatives of any national or ethnic group living in Tajikistan have the right to preserve,develop and protect their cultural distinctiveness, to organize cultural enterprises and institutions and to form ethnocultural centres and associations.
The Australian Government recognises the cultural distinctiveness and diversity of Indigenous peoples, and acknowledges the importance of Indigenous peoples being closely involved in the development and implementation of policies and programs.
These projects were designed to improve social conditions, cultural retention and preservation, economic wellbeing andleadership development and training, while maintaining cultural distinctiveness and preserving cultural identity.
In such situations, previous studies have proposed the use of subordination and cultural distinctiveness as further criteria, distinguishing vulnerable groups from the dominant sectors of society.
Spiritual/cultural distinctiveness and civilizational commonality- this is how we understand the natural order of the world, and this is our perception of the national and universal.
Further, representatives of all national and ethnic groups living in Tajikistan have the right to preserve,develop and protect their cultural distinctiveness and organize cultural enterprises and institutions, national cultural centres and societies.
Indigenous peoples' cultural distinctiveness, on the one hand, and commonalities between indigenous cultures, such as the value placed on collectivity and spirituality have provided cohesion to the global indigenous peoples' movement.
In response to this, the Government of Japan released a Chief Cabinet Secretary discourse recognizing that the Ainu are indigenous to the northern part of the Japanese Archipelago, especially Hokkaido, andhave a unique language as well as religious and cultural distinctiveness.
Interestingly, however, the draft inter-American declaration suggests that cultural distinctiveness- the central element of the ILO definition of"tribal"- provides an alternative basis for establishing that a group is"indigenous.
A bill on culture has been drafted and has had two readings in the Parliament; it is intended to become the basis for Georgia's cultural policy, and help to promote observance of human rights andfreedoms and preserve the cultural distinctiveness of the country's national minorities.
The inseparability of cultural distinctiveness and territory from the concept of"indigenous" was noted by the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development in paragraph 26.1 of Agenda 21, adopted by a consensus of Member States.
There are several programmes to increase awareness in Estonian society of cultural differences andto expand the opportunities for ethnic minorities living in Estonia to preserve their linguistic and cultural distinctiveness and to increase their knowledge about Estonia.
There are many features associated with this cultural distinctiveness, and in this report the Special Rapporteur wishes to underline only a few of those that have a direct bearing on the enjoyment of human rights and fundamental freedoms of indigenous people.
Deputy Elena Mizulina's initiative on behalf of a multi-party group of deputies should also be noted:she proposed to protect Christian values by including a preamble in the Constitution of the Russian Federation which mentioned Orthodox Christianity as the basis of‘Russia's national and cultural distinctiveness'.
It is probably safest to conclude that while cultural distinctiveness may often be the objective of groups that assert rights as minorities or indigenous peoples, it should not be a threshold criterion for the legitimacy of group claims.
In order to assist aboriginal women in finding their voice within their communities, the Department of Canadian Heritage funds the Aboriginal Women's Programme, which enables aboriginal women to influence policies, programmes, legislation and decision-making affecting their social, cultural, economic and political well-being within their own communities andin Canadian society as a whole while maintaining their cultural distinctiveness and preserving cultural identity.
The extensive literature produced over the last few decades on the situation of indigenous people around the world shows that they maintain,generally speaking, a cultural distinctiveness which distinguishes them clearly from other groups in society and from those sectors that are usually identified by the concept of"national culture.