Примеры использования Patterns of discrimination на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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III. Patterns of discrimination against rural women 20- 72 7.
Many violations can be traced to unequal power relationships andsystemically entrenched patterns of discrimination.
The patterns of discrimination will be analysed in relation to four dimensions as follows.
ILO research shows a clear link in Asian countries between forced labour and longstanding patterns of discrimination.
Patterns of discrimination against identified social groups can be identified.
Further issues of importance regarding patterns of discrimination are presented by international development cooperation.
ILO research had in fact shown a clear link in Asian countries between forced labour and long-standing patterns of discrimination.
Patterns of discrimination keep people in poverty which in turn serves to perpetuate discriminatory attitudes and practices against them.
Participation should be voluntary and occur in a child-friendly environment that challenges anddoes not reinforce patterns of discrimination against children.
Patterns of discrimination and segregation are witnessed in cities across the world, where migrants are excluded from the essential structures and interactions that constitute urban life.
OHCHR in Bolivia(Plurinational State of) continued to support actions aimed at changing patterns of discrimination and exclusion of indigenous peoples.
However, due to entrenched patterns of discrimination and also a lack of support, in particular at the municipal level, there have been very few sustainable returns.
Participatory processes must also acknowledge the responsibilities of care providers without reinforcing patterns of discrimination and negative stereotyping.
Patterns of discrimination against religious minorities that have long become part of the fabric of societal norms need a particularly focused intervention by the State.
Without disaggregated figures, it was impossible to measure the comparative status of women and men,analyse patterns of discrimination and devise remedial measures.
Existing patterns of discrimination against women affect women's ability to enjoy their rights, not least their right to be free from torture and other forms of ill-treatment.
Such information is essential for the Government itself to detect possible patterns of discrimination and for the Committee to monitor effectively the implementation of the Convention.
Existing patterns of discrimination prevalent in many of these contexts are exacerbated during conflict and contribute to violationsof women's rights to housing, land and property.
This study has emphasized that the legal framework to remove these precise patterns of discrimination affecting rural women exists and that States are bound to respect it.
Many nomadic and itinerant groups around the world have been left unrepresented or undefended by their national judicial systems,a problem often rooted in historic patterns of discrimination.
The special rapporteur could make available information about global and regional patterns of discrimination and affirmative action programmes that might be helpful in eliminating discriminatory practices.
Entrenched patterns of discrimination, lack of access to employment and livelihoods and too few schools for minorities were at that time the chief obstacles to sustainable returns.
Perhaps most important was an end of impunity and entrenched patterns of discrimination, which fostered the sense of safety required to encourage return.
In this respect, patterns of discrimination and disadvantage, if unchecked, have the potential to develop into levels of violence that may reach genocidal proportions.
The State has the duty to invest heavily in educating society about the need to acknowledge such patterns of discrimination and reform, thereby creating a new culture of human rights.
UNCT indicated that patterns of discrimination against specific groups resulted primarily from intolerance, ignorance or negligence in conjunction with the lack of legal protection and effective remedies.
While recognizing the inherent difficulty of arriving at a universally agreed upon definition of minority status,it is nevertheless clear that numerous minorities suffer patterns of discrimination.
Disaster induced displacement often exacerbates pre-existing patterns of discrimination, putting already marginalized and vulnerable groups at increased risk of human rights abuse.
Ireland observed that Romania faced many challenges, including preventing the stigmatization of children with disabilities and the economic exploitation of children,and combating patterns of discrimination against Roma.
Instead, opportunities should be seized to counter pre-existing patterns of discrimination by ensuring an inclusive response, and thereby promote national reconciliation.