Примеры использования Peoples continue на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Mechanisms for consultation with indigenous peoples continue to be weak.
Nevertheless, indigenous peoples continue to adapt their processes to find workable solutions.
We must indeed decide to work towards the prevention andcontrol of non-communicable diseases for which our peoples continue to pay a very high price.
Indigenous peoples continue to lobby Governments for the full legal recognition of their traditional land rights.
Joint Submission-11(JS-11) indicated that Indigenous Peoples continue to be subjected to widespread discrimination.
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Indigenous peoples continue to suffer disproportionately from poverty, malnutrition and a lack of access to basic services.
To this day, the Palestinian and Saharan peoples continue to claim, legitimately, this inalienable right.
Indigenous peoples continue to contribute to the world's cultural diversity and creativity through their visual and performing arts.
It has noted that self-determination is an ongoing process which ensures that indigenous peoples continue to participate in decision-making and have control over their own destinies.
Minority indigenous peoples continue to be subjected to large-scale acts of discrimination of all kinds by the population.
The first- why not admit it?- is one of pride: the pride of having embodied,in my humble person, so prestigious an institution, in which peoples continue to place their greatest hopes.
As entrenched minorities,indigenous peoples continue to be victims of racial, religious and social prejudice.
We share the belief that a declaration on the rights of indigenous peoples is long overdue and the concern that,in many parts of the world, indigenous peoples continue to be deprived of basic human rights.
We recognize that indigenous peoples continue to be amongst the poorest and most marginalized peoples of the world.
Our support and that of the international community in such situations will be more effective and sustainable if we are able to recognize political andcultural contexts and if the Governments and peoples continue working together towards consolidating the progress achieved.
Indigenous peoples continue to be marginalized in decision-making processes and to be denied meaningful participation in the development process.
Such principles are key aspects of good governance andyet indigenous peoples continue to face obstacles to exercising their rights in terms of substance, content and procedure.
Indigenous peoples continue to be underrepresented in the State Duma and other Government bodies at federal and regional levels arts.2 and 5.
As noted in General Assembly resolution 59/174 establishing the Second International Decade of the World's Indigenous People, indigenous peoples continue to face a precarious economic and social situation and persistent grave violations of their human rights.
The Afro/Latinos and indigenous peoples continue to be practically absent from the highest levels of the public administration or from positions of power.
Underlining the intensity, magnitude and organized nature of slavery and the slave trade, including the transatlantic slave trade, and the associated historical injustices, as well as the untold suffering caused by colonialism and apartheid, and that Africans and people of African descent, Asians andpeople of Asian descent and indigenous peoples continue to be victims of the cascading effects of those legacies.
Indigenous peoples continue to suffer from poverty, hunger, war, debt, pollution, disease, illiteracy and homelessness caused by unsustainable development.
Violence against the Jumma in the CHT escalated steadily in 2011/2012. Indigenous peoples continue to be dispossessed of their ancestral lands by Bengali settlers, with law enforcement agencies protecting the settlers.
Indigenous peoples continue to be among the poorest, most marginalized people in Ecuador, experiencing high levels of unemployment or underemployment.
Underlining the intensity, magnitude and organized nature of slavery and the slave trade, including the transatlantic slave trade, and the associated historical injustices, as well as the untold suffering caused by colonialism and apartheid, and that Africans and people of African descent, Asians andpeople of Asian descent and indigenous peoples continue to be victims of the cascading effects of those legacies.
However, indigenous peoples continue to call for more comprehensive reference to indigenous peoples' rights in all documents of the Conference of the Parties.
The Central American Governments and their peoples continue to advance the cause of lasting peace, human rights, sustainable development and the rule of law.
Indigenous peoples continue to be targets of attacks and abuse, including but not limited to violence against women and children based on racial profiling and ethnic affiliation.
The study points out that in various countries Muslim and Arab peoples continue to be subjected to hostility from different sectors of the population and to racial profiling from law enforcement officers.
Indigenous peoples continue to suffer forcible and violent mass displacement through development projects that have the effect, if not the intent, of forcible assimilation.