Примеры использования Ethnic minorities have на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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All national and ethnic minorities have at least one association of people of a given minority. .
Establishment of 7 Court Liaison Offices in addition to 8 established in 2004/05,to ensure that ethnic minorities have access to courts.
Ethnic minorities have access to healthcare services and poor ones have free medical cares.
In the local people's congresses at all levels, ethnic minorities have proper percentages of deputies.
Children belonging to ethnic minorities have the right to an ethnic family name, first name and patronymic Ethnic Minorities in Ukraine Act, 25 June 1992, art. 12.
The Committee recommends that the State party include information in its next periodic report regarding the ethnic representation in State institutions andadopt practical measures to ensure that ethnic minorities have equal access to those institutions.
Accordingly, people belonging to ethnic minorities have the same right to follow or not follow their religions and beliefs.
Equality in the workplace for ethnic minorities is high on the agenda in both the public and the private sector andit will remain there as long as ethnic minorities have a higher unemployment rate than the rest of the population.
The studies also indicate that ethnic minorities have ready access to GPs and medical specialists in the Netherlands.
At the end of 2006, there were more than 2.90 million public servants from ethnic minorities all over the country, accounting for 6.9% of the country's total.40% of the public servants from ethnic minorities have records of education at or above universities or colleges.
CERD also suggested that it reconsider the requirement that students belonging to national or ethnic minorities wear Turkmen national dress; andensure that members of national and ethnic minorities have the possibility of creating and using their own media in their own language.
The Satversme provides that'persons belonging to ethnic minorities have the right to preserve and develop their language and their ethnic and cultural identity.
Ethnic minorities have the right to ownership of lawful incomes, savings, housing, personal belongings, means of production, capital and other assets in enterprises or in other economic establishments.
CERD recommended that Antigua and Barbuda ensure that all ethnic minorities have adequate opportunities to participate in all public affairs.
National and ethnic minorities have the right to establish educational and cultural institutions, institutions designed to protect religious identity and to participate in the resolution of matters connected with their cultural identity.
The Committee recommends that the State party ensure that all ethnic minorities have adequate opportunities to participate in the conduct of public affairs at all levels.
National and ethnic minorities have the right to establish their own educational and cultural institutions and institutions designed to protect religious identity, as well as to participate in the resolution of matters connected with their cultural identity.
The Committee recommends that the State party take steps to ensure that ethnic minorities have the opportunity to receive education in their mother tongue, in addition to Farsi.
National and ethnic minorities have the right to establish their own educational and cultural institutions or institutions designed to protect their religious identity and to participate in the resolution of matters bearing on their cultural identity.
Section 43 of the Quebec Charter specifically protects the right of persons belonging to ethnic minorities to express their own culture:“Persons belonging to ethnic minorities have a right to maintain and develop their own cultural interests with the other members of their group.”.
In 2006, CERD urged Guyana to ensure that all ethnic minorities have adequate opportunities to participate in the conduct of public affairs at all levels, including Parliament and the Government.
According to the new Law on Education, the State ensures appropriate conditions for both learning the official language of the country by all its citizens with a view to facilitating their integration, on an equal footing, in the various fields of activity of the economic, political andcultural life of the country, and for ensuring that ethnic minorities have the opportunity to learn their native languages in order to preserve their national spiritual values.
The State party should take active steps to ensure that ethnic minorities have equal opportunity with others in recruitment and selection in the workplace, including.
According to the Law on Education, the State shall ensure that all people have the possibility to learn the official language, with a view to their integration into the society on the basis of the equality of rights exercised in the various fields of activity of the economic, political andcultural life, and that ethnic minorities have the opportunity to learn their native language, thus preserving their national spiritual values for more comprehensive information, see section IV.
The Committee urges the State party to ensure that all ethnic minorities have adequate opportunities to participate in the conduct of public affairs at all levels, including Parliament and the Government.
Apart from that, national and ethnic minorities have the right to establish their own educational and cultural institutions as well as institutions designed to protect religious identity; they also have the right to participate in the resolution of matters connected with their cultural identity.
Under the principle of equality and the universality of laws in the field of culture, ethnic minorities have the opportunity to develop their traditional culture and national art and to carry out activities in various fields of intellectual creation.
Only in Denmark andCzech Republic significant less men from ethnic minorities have paid work than the rest of the population, while the inverse situation exists in Greece and Poland: in those countries significant more ethnic minority men have paid work.
In accordance with article 9,Ukrainian citizens belonging to ethnic minorities have an equal right to be elected or appointed to any post in legislative, executive or judicial bodies, in local and regional government, in the army, and in enterprises, institutions and organizations.