Примеры использования Persons with disabilities often на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Violence against Indigenous persons with disabilities often originates within their own families.
The Committee recommends the introduction of policies targeted at eliminating discrimination among persons with disabilities pertaining to national minorities, especially the Lezghin and the Talysh populations,that recognize that persons with disabilities often suffer from multiple forms of discrimination.
Persons with disabilities often face additional obstacles in making full and effective use of the Internet.
Consider in the planning process the fact that persons with disabilities often use their homes for business or market activities;
Persons with disabilities often suffer from unjustified perception of being incompetent or dangerous to themselves or others.
That situation appeared to present a high risk of conflict of interest, especially as persons with disabilities often did not even know who their guardian was.
Similarly, persons with disabilities, often abandoned by families fleeing conflict, may face greater health and safety risks.
Persons with disabilities often face exclusion in society, including in the choice of living environment or access to transportation.
In every region in the world,in every country in the world, persons with disabilities often live on the margins of society, deprived of some of life's fundamental experiences.
Persons with disabilities often find themselves in such situations, for instance when they are deprived of their liberty in prisons or other places, or when they are under the control of their caregivers or legal guardians.
Despite such efforts, and regardless of the system(s) in place,the jobs reserved for persons with disabilities often have a low skills requirement, and leave little room for self-realization and career development.
In a number of its concluding observations, the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women has noted that, although it is difficult to collect data on the incidence of disability and on the rights of persons with disabilities, one conclusion that could be drawn easily is that persons with disabilities often live in substandard conditions.
HR Committee was concerned that persons with disabilities often faced difficulties in obtaining adequate services and housing.
Policies following this paradigm promote segregated education that leads to the developmentof separate educational systems: one for persons with disabilities, often referred to as"special schools"; and one for those without disabilities, or"mainstream" schools.
The Committee is also concerned that persons with disabilities often face difficulties in obtaining adequate services and housing through their municipalities, and face difficulties when they attempt to change their residence to another municipality.
Despite the availability of a wide variety of promotional programmes for self-employment,in practice, persons with disabilities often find themselves in situations where they are denied support to start a business due to barriers in accessing loans, credit guarantees or similar financial assistance.
It is in the medical context that persons with disabilities often experience serious abuse and violations of their right to physical and mental integrity, notably in relation to experimentation or treatments directed to correct and alleviate particular impairments.
These realities are a direct result of stigmatization of persons with disabilities, often based on the imposition of Western models of development, where communities have failed to recognize and accept Indigenous persons with disabilities.
She noted, however,that public policies on persons with disabilities often treated them as sexless; for example, they were often provided with a common toilet for men and women, which many of them considered demeaning.
The geographical concentration of support services meant that persons with disabilities often must live in segregated, institutionalized settings; Canada would welcome views on how to ensure access to necessary services and supports for persons with disabilities in rural areas.
Persons with disabilities are often marginalized and suffer from violence and abuse.
Persons with disabilities are often presumed to be unable to live independently.
Persons with disabilities are often denied employment or are given subordinate and lower paid jobs.
Persons with disabilities are often seen as asexual, unfit or incapable of caring for children.
Stories of Indigenous persons with disabilities are often covered up and hidden by Indigenous communities.
Persons with disabilities are often excluded from the mainstream of society and denied their human rights.
Persons with disabilities are often victims of discrimination and unemployment rates are quite high among this group.
The fact that persons with disabilities are often excluded from mainstream social life may further fuel such misperceptions.
Poor people, women, children, minorities, indigenous peoples,migrants, refugees and persons with disabilities are often left behind.