Примеры использования Ethnic polarization на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Ethnic polarization that made it very difficult to obtain reliable testimony.
Further potential threats are ethnic polarization of the political campaign and press manipulation.
Although the demographicstructure of Trinidad and Tobago was identical to that of Guyana, ethnic polarization was less marked there.
Secondly, the ethnic polarization in the country is intensifying under the influence of extremists.
Firat(University of Iowa) on" Coalitional psychology:the missing link between ethnic polarization and well-being.
Extreme ethnic polarization and hatred have become associated with the conflict in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
He noted during his visit the harsh reality of ethnic polarization among Guyanese of African, Hindu and Amerindian descent.
The ethnic polarization that is still reflected in the political superstructure is thwarted by the people's robust ability to get along with one another.
In Guyana, the Special Rapporteur noted the harsh reality of ethnic polarization among Guyanese of African, Hindu and Amerindian descent.
Combination of ethnic polarization in Burundi and Rwanda, massive circulation of arms, porous borders and transborder movements of refugees” A/50/1, para. 888.
The root causes of the conflict identified as weak economic management,social inequalities and ethnic polarization remain to a great extent unresolved.
These disputes are overlaid with ethnic polarization, socioeconomic tensions and poor governance and are exacerbated by climate change.
The Special Rapporteur considered that the media played a fundamental role, both in reinforcing ethnic polarization and changing outlooks.
Despite the occurrence of ethnic polarization in Guyana, it is reported that there is the establishment of a new political climate that is likely to temper this.
The Special Rapporteur therefore believes that confronted with the bitter experience of ethnic polarization, the political authorities now seem to have assumed political responsibility.
The ethnic polarization and conflict that had affected their lives in the years since independence had been caused by poor governance, particularly in the administration of justice.
Yet, with neither the same history of slavery nor largescale immigration flows of diverse peoples experienced by the United States,the level of racial and ethnic polarization is still considered to be sensitive and real.
In 2006, CERD noted that the historic ethnic polarization of the society and of the main political parties of Guyana has reinforced prejudice and intolerance in the country.
Although, like Guyana, it has inherited a similar multi-ethnic population and a society divided by conflict among communities and racial discrimination, Trinidad andTobago is facing less ethnic polarization.
The Committee notes that the historic ethnic polarization of the society and of the main political parties of Guyana has reinforced prejudice and intolerance in the State party.
A period of palpable tension between the eighth and tenth military regions ensued from the Bukavu crisis, leading to skirmishes, significant internal displacement,inter-communal violence and further ethnic polarization.
Racial and ethnic polarization has been instigated and encouraged by political leaders and parties in Guyana and Trinidad and Tobago to exacerbate conflicts between Hindus and Buddhists and people of African descent.
In the report on his visit to Guyana(E/CN.4/2004/18/Add.1),the Special Rapporteur highlighted that ethnic polarization pervades certain segments of Guyanese society and leads to a profound moral, emotional and political fatigue.
Extreme ethnic polarization and hatred have become associated with the conflict in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the root causes of which are primarily political and economic and not necessarily identity-related.
And even under conditions of transitions to democracy, the parties that have come to power have tended to monopolize total authority and to structure their parties along ethnic lines,leading to ethnic polarization and violent confrontations.
Mr. Kjaerum thought that the notion of ethnic polarization referred to by the Special Rapporteur needed further study and, in particular, that the question should be asked as to the origins of the phenomenon, the groups involved and the forms it took.
In the last analysis, it is the political will, the vision and the commitment of the political system as a whole, both the party in power and the opposition,which channel such legacies either into ethnic polarization or into interactive cultural pluralism.
The reality andpolitical sensitivity of the ethnic polarization are illustrated by acts of massive violence in times of economic and political crises, as exemplified by the mass killings of Chinese during the coup d'état against President Sukharno.
Mr. YUTZIS, Country Rapporteur, said that while he agreed that the assessment of the situation in a given country was often a matter of perception, the international community had long been concerned about what the Special Rapporteur on contemporary forms of racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia andrelated intolerance had termed"ethnic polarization" in the State party.
The combination of ethnic polarization in Burundi and Rwanda, massive circulation of arms, porous borders and transborder movements of refugees threaten, at best, to keep the subregion perpetually unstable and, at worst, to ignite a large-scale regional conflict.