Примеры использования Persons with disabilities face на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Persons with disabilities face particular challenges to social integration.
Development could not be inclusive orsustainable when over one billion persons with disabilities faced the risk of exclusion.
It noted Algeria's accession to CRPD butnoted with concern that persons with disabilities face many obstacles.
Concerned that persons with disabilities face discrimination and may be affected by multiple discrimination.
Mariam Tabatadze interviews Eltaj Zeynalov about the issues that persons with disabilities face in Azerbaijan.
Nevertheless, the World Report on Disability highlights that persons with disabilities face serious challenges in gaining access to health services, leading to decreased life expectancy.
Persons with disabilities faced legal and de facto denial of the right to political participation, a serious human rights violation.
It was also crucial to support the participation in the Conference of Governments and civil society organizations from developing andleast developed countries, where persons with disabilities faced particular challenges.
Indigenous persons with disabilities face numerous and compounded barriers in accessing justice.
It does not make sense to issue an international convention that protects persons with disabilities andpreserves their dignity while completely ignoring the daily threats persons with disabilities face under occupation as well as the destruction of the institutions that provide them care and rehabilitation.
However, persons with disabilities face a range of challenges in enjoying their rights on an equal basis with others.
Mr. Eidelman(Department of Human Development and Family Studies, University of Delaware), accompanying his statement with a computerized slide presentation,said that despite the wording of the preamble to article 19 of the Convention, persons with disabilities faced discrimination in the form of segregated institutionalization and denial of choices.
Indigenous persons with disabilities face considerable obstacles, such as physical inaccessibility to domestic or traditional courts.
Institutionalised and systemic discrimination, harassment, denial of their human rights in even basic sectors such as health and education, unequal opportunities,a lack of awareness within society, and a lack of understanding among policy-makers and enforcement bodies, all contribute to a situation in which persons with disabilities face innumerable barriers to the full enjoyment of their human rights.
Joint Submission 1(JS1) reported that persons with disabilities faced many obstacles, which caused their exclusion from society.
While all persons with disabilities face enormous challenges getting employed, men with disabilities are often twice as likely to be employed as women with disabilities. .
Specific groups, including children,women and persons with disabilities, face particular challenges and have distinct needs when deprived of their liberty.
However, persons with disabilities face a range of challenges that affect their ability to participate fully in society, including barriers to accommodation, language and communication, learning and training, and safety and security.
The Committee is particularly concerned that persons with disabilities face discrimination with regard to their rights to education, housing and social assistance. art.2.
At the moment, however, persons with disabilities face socioeconomic exclusion and are completely excluded from virtually all poverty reduction programmes.
According to ESCAP research, in some countries, persons with disabilities face unemployment rates as high as 70 per cent, 10 times higher than that of the total population.
UNCT stated that persons with disabilities faced discrimination, social exclusion, poverty, unemployment, low quality education and lack of access to social protection.
Section 2 examines the situations many persons with disabilities face in developing countries when trying to receive an education or job-skills training.
UNA-Sweden stated that persons with disabilities face discrimination and human rights violations in many areas, but especially in terms of access to public transportation, information and buildings and access to work and employment.
The Committee is also concerned that persons with disabilities face difficulties in realizing their right to an adequate standard of living, in particular access to adequate food art. 11.
JS9 noted that indigenous persons with disabilities face financial problems, preventing them from starting a business, and there is a lack of development training.
The Committee notes with concern that persons with disabilities face discrimination in the enjoyment of economic, social and cultural rights, particularly in the field of employment and education art. 2, para. 2.
The Committee is also concerned at reports that persons with disabilities face practical obstacles in matters of adoption and that that attitude is partly attributable to persisting prejudices and stereotypes against persons with disabilities.