Примеры использования Ghettoization на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Strategy against"ghettoization.
Ghettoization created a barrier to the successful integration of those groups into Danish society.
Stopping the occurrence andspreading of excluded Roma enclaves(ghettoization);
Ghettoization, a lack of resources and insufficient political power were all indicators that, in some contexts, national action plans did not necessarily work.
Such occurrences of discrimination drive physical andsocial segregation and ghettoization.
The expulsion and ghettoization of the Jews was decided when the arriving Wehrmacht troops secretly preparing for the attack on the Soviet positions in eastern Poland, needed housing close to the Nazi-Soviet demarcation line.
At the national level,Cameroon has faced no problems of racial segregation or ghettoization.
Despite the fact that foreigners represent over 22.4 per cent of the population,immigration has not produced any ghettoization in Switzerland, thereby preserving Switzerland from community separatism and the resulting conflicts.
The State has established mechanisms to monitor any trends likely to cause racial segregation and ghettoization.
Forced evictions intensify inequality, social conflict,segregation and"ghettoization" and invariably affect the poorest, most socially and economically vulnerable and marginalized sectors of society.
However, Quebec policies speak of civic"interculturalism" rather than multiculturalism,which is associated with ghettoization.
The various settings in which theatre artists sustained their art represented the increasing trend towards the ghettoization- cultural and geographical- of those groups deemed undesirable within Hitler's Reich.
As regards the construction of so-called"anti-Roma" walls, the delegation indicated that Slovakia denounced andprohibited segregation and"ghettoization" of any kind.
In addition, the ghettoization of certain religious communities or compartmentalization of various groups into distinct zones may perpetuate a lack of understanding and fear of others, thus creating a potential source of conflict between communities.
One noteworthy initiative was the"intercultural living" project in Calabria aimed at preventing the ghettoization of the Roma.
Mr. Spies(Denmark) said that the Government's strategy to reduce ghettoization focused on social housing areas, not ethnic groups, although many of the areas targeted had large immigrant and refugee populations.
In that connection,he disagreed with a remark by the delegation to the effect that post-secondary education in minority languages led to ghettoization.
It was true that the result hadbeen a"dispersal" of asylumseekers geographically, but the adoption of a laissezfaire approach leading to the ghettoization of certain areas of large cities was regarded as not in the best interests of harmony.
The problem, of course, was that, in assigning the Roma to special classes, there was a risk of in fact further isolating and stigmatizing them andcontributing to their continued ghettoization.
Within the framework of the strategy against ghettoization a Programme Board for Dialogue and Balance in Vulnerable Neighbourhood composed of representatives from the housing sector, the business sector and local councils was established for the period 2004-2008.
It began with a series of highly publicized acts to ostracize prominent Jewish figures and their friends through defamation, boycott,and cultural ghettoization between 1933 and 1935.
He asked about the results of the strategy against"ghettoization" mentioned in paragraphs 131 to 135 of the report and for more information in respect of the right to land and property of the indigenous peoples of Greenland and the Faroe Islands.
This term argues that inequalities of wealth and power reinforce spatial separation; for example,the growth of gated communities can be interconnected with the continued"ghettoization" of the poor.
With regard to the strategy to counter ghettoization, she commended the aims of the redistribution process but asked how the State party proposed to ensure that minorities continued to enjoy the right to non-discrimination following their relocation.
Not wishing to have a society in which communities lived side by side without mixing,Switzerland stressed integration, so as to avoid the geographic and social ghettoization of the various groups.
The fight against territorial segregation and ghettoization and the promotion of social cohesion and urban mix should be a priority of Member States by having a wide diversity of types of social housing, according to local and regional needs.
Implement special measures to ensure people of African descent have access to necessary services, potable water and sanitation,avoiding the segregation or ghettoization of people of African descent into low standards of housing;
The Committee, while welcoming the State party's willingness to prevent processes leading to"ghettoization", regrets that it has not received sufficient information on the impact of such policies on the right to freedom of residence of persons belonging to ethnic or national minorities, as well as on the enjoyment in practice of their cultural rights art. 5(d)(i) and(e)(iii) and vi.
Even if the initiative was to be viewed as a response to a purely educational need for citizens of Albanian origin, it could in no sense contribute towards integration of those citizens in society. On the contrary,it would only push them towards ghettoization.
The Committee wishes to receive more detailed information on this issue,in particular on measures adopted by the State party to strike an adequate balance between the need to prevent"ghettoization" and the right to freedom of residence and the cultural rights of persons belonging to ethnic or national minorities.