Примеры использования Ethnic and religious intolerance на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The authorities pay particular attention to preventing displays of ethnic and religious intolerance.
We all had an object lesson on the harm that ethnic and religious intolerance compounded by rabid nationalism can do to an entire region.
There is a clear and urgent need to counter the threats posed by nationalism, ethnic and religious intolerance.
It is becoming harder and harder to contain outbreaks involving ethnic and religious intolerance, even in societies with well-established traditions of tolerance.
Ethnic and religious intolerance and animosity will only result in long-lasting negative consequences for the peoples of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The numerous conflicts based on national, ethnic and religious intolerance are difficult to manage.
As is well known, the current international transition has been marred by the resurgence of extremely nationalistic trends and pronounced ethnic and religious intolerance.
However, we are deeply concerned about the ongoing cases of local conflict,bloodshed and ethnic and religious intolerance that have dramatically re-emerged over the last few years.
Recent trends of turning racial, ethnic and religious intolerance into instruments of politicaland ideological struggle were posing a threat to democratic principles and human rights.
The Government is determined to thwart any attempts to spread ethnic and religious intolerance and frenzy.
It was a matter of concern that racial, ethnic and religious intolerance was on the increase in a number of countries, along with contemporary forms of Nazism, in many cases encouraged by the authorities.
These measures had greatly contributed to the promotion of understanding between the groups and has,to a great extent, prevented ethnic and religious intolerance from becoming the root cause of racial discrimination.
For instance, we find intolerable the ethnic and religious intolerance that leads to disasters like those which the horror-struck international community has been obliged to witness in the territories that were once part of Yugoslavia.
Teaching material was used which was designed for studying effective measures for countering ethnic and religious intolerance, xenophobia and nationalismand eliminating the legal vacuum.
The Chairman of the State Duma's Committee for Nationalities Affairs, Mr. E.N. Trofimov, drew special attention to the problems of administering inter-ethnic relations and combating racial, ethnic and religious intolerance.
Organize campaigns to raise awareness of human rights,in particular against:(i) ethnic and religious intolerance,(ii) exploitationand abuse of and violence against children and women;
Those countries which, because of their economic development and social peace,seem to be able to accept new groups of migrants are today undergoing internal conflicts at times expressed through manifestations of ethnic and religious intolerance.
Ethnic and religious intolerance, the policy of“ethnic cleansing”and the acts of barbarity that accompanied events in the former Yugoslavia are a deeply tragic and very relevant warning about the quality and solidity of our civilization on the cusp of the twenty-first century.
By signing the Agreement, the delegations of local governments committed to respecting the principles and goals such as countering hate speech, xenophobia, prejudice,exclusion and all forms of ethnic and religious intolerance.
Regarding Mr. Aboul-Nasr's question, the Government acknowledged that Belarus did not have a perfect history in the area of racial, ethnic and religious intolerance, however, it had by no means the worst record in that regard and efforts to improve tolerance were constant.
It is also important to fully utilize the advantage of cultural diversity through promoting inter-communal dialogue and reconciliation, while categorically rejecting and invalidating any manifestation of ethnic and religious intolerance.
Impunity, racism, xenophobia,discrimination against women, ethnic and religious intolerance, mass exoduses, the problem of refugees, armed conflicts, terrorism and the breakdown of the rule of law threatened international peace and security as well as economic and social development.
The reason was that the end of the cold war had seen the appearance and proliferation of armed conflicts caused bythe creation of new States and the resurgence of extremist nationalist movements and deep-seated ethnic and religious intolerance.
The Commission called for action with regard to impunity; racism and xenophobia;discrimination against women; ethnic and religious intolerance; mass exodusesand refugee flows; armed conflicts and terrorism and the lack of the rule of law as major obstacles to human rights.
The Independent Expert suggested that this human rights training should be supplemented with training in intercultural and interreligious dialogue, particularly in the context of the growing fragmentation and ethnic and religious intolerance in the Sahel-Sahara region.
Finally, could the delegation provide further information on the measures taken to overcome the ethnic and religious intolerance persisting in the country,and about the exact role of the“cell leaders”, who were apparently still present in the communities? Were they, for example, part of an organized surveillance machinery?
Much could be done by countries of origin to address the problem of refugees and displaced persons, which by and large was the direct result of conflicts caused by civil strife,political, ethnic and religious intolerance, poverty, and human rights violations, all of which were inexcusable.
For example, the preparatory process for the review of the World Summit for Social Development highlighted the fact that serious impediments to social development have increased, such as malnutrition, hunger, diseases, especially the HIV/AIDS pandemic,illicit drug problems and crime, ethnic and religious intolerance.
Amendments to articles 115, 121, 127 and 161 of the Criminal Code concerning liability for offences motivated by racial, ethnic and religious intolerance, and the recognition of racial, ethnic and religious motives as aggravating circumstances for a range of criminal offences including murder and grievous bodily harm;
Mr. Valero Briceño(Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela) said that, although the United Nations Global Counter-Terrorism Strategy was an important tool in the fight against terrorism, it would not be effective unless steps were taken to address the factors that fuelled terrorism, including poverty, injustice, social and economic inequality,political, ethnic and religious intolerance, infringement of human rights, foreign occupation and the violation of the sovereignty of peoples and nations.