Примеры использования Kind of discrimination на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It noted that Dalits suffered all kind of discrimination.
Any kind of discrimination on the basis of gender, culture, language or belief;
The Muluki Ain explicitly prohibits any kind of discrimination on the basis of caste.
Any kind of discrimination and distinction between the citizens of Afghanistan are prohibited.
A provision exists under article 2.2 of the Constitution,which prohibits any kind of discrimination.
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These requirements have the potential to create a kind of discrimination between developed and developing States.
Under article 22, the circumstances aggravating criminal responsibility include the commission of an offence for reasons involving racism,anti-Semitism or any other kind of discrimination;
Stresses that the Brazilian Constitution prohibits any kind of discrimination on grounds of sex in art.
Laws prohibiting any kind of discrimination in the housing sector that include groups not traditionally protected.
In respect of economic activity,Libyan law prohibited any kind of discrimination.
We are determined to oppose every kind of discrimination and prejudice, whether on ethnic, national, religious or social grounds.
To provide access to education andprotect schoolchildren against any kind of discrimination in education;
The Act clearly mentions that any kind of discrimination on the basis of caste in both public and private space is punishable by law.
One of the Division's tasks being to protect minorities against discrimination, he asked what kind of discrimination was meant.
The previous Constitution, of 1964, did not prohibit that kind of discrimination and had been broadly accepted since it was a general view that women needed protection.
The obligations of States in the field of the protection of human rights put into question, above all,techniques leading to statelessness or to any kind of discrimination.
Research findings have made it clear that this kind of discrimination is widespread and persistent.
In the field of education, from the Ministry of Education andScience are released a number of subordinate law that guarantee the protection from any kind of discrimination.
According to the Georgian law on General Education(Article 13), any kind of discrimination is prohibited during the entry into schools.
Recommends the collection of disaggregated data, on a regular basis, to be able to identify the number of people affected anddesign appropriate strategies to fight this kind of discrimination.
Its research findings have provided evidence that this kind of discrimination is widespread and persistent.
Law on General Education,Article 13(2& 3)-"any kind of discrimination is prohibited during the entry into schools" and"Using of the study process in a public school for the purposes of religious indoctrination, proselytism and forced assimilation shall not be allowed";
The project's research findings made it clear that this kind of discrimination is widespread and persistent.
Pursuant to the Law on Labour andthe Law on Employment all kind of discrimination are excluded, including discrimination on grounds of ethnic, namely national, at finding a job- with any owner whatsoever, regardless the character of the ownership and the form of organization.
Following the Constitution accepted principle of equal rights of men and women, the laws andregulation have banned all kind of discrimination based on gender.
Moreover, serious efforts must be made as regards another kind of discrimination, that relating to information and the participation of non-members in the decisions taken by the Security Council.
These schools have been established with the aim of respecting individual andcultural diversities among students and to eliminate any kind of discrimination and deprivation in the educational system.
They emphasized the need to promulgate orenforce laws that punish any kind of discrimination, violence or hate crimes and take active steps to protect people in the region from discrimination, stigma, and violence.
Given that the Bedouin nomads had a different lifestyle from that of the majority of the population,he asked whether they suffered any kind of discrimination in the State party.
The absence of specific legislation penalizing sex discrimination(or any other kind of discrimination) and the fact that they assume veiled forms, makes them difficult to unmask.