Примеры использования Prohibited racial на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Which legislation prohibited racial discrimination?
In accordance with the teachings of Islam, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia's laws prohibited racial discrimination.
Legislation in the United States of America prohibited racial discrimination in such areas as education, housing and employment.
Article 32 of the preliminary constitutional reform bill explicitly prohibited racial discrimination.
New Zealand legislation expressly prohibited racial discrimination, and the Government remained very attached to the promotion of racial harmony.
More specifically, could the delegation specify which text or texts prohibited racial discrimination?
The Lao Constitution and legislation prohibited racial discrimination and guaranteed equality before the law without distinction based on race or ethnicity.
Saudi law clearly stipulated that everyone was equal before the law and prohibited racial discrimination.
It was time that the Constitution contained provisions that expressly prohibited racial discrimination in the name of the right to equality, but those provisions had never been implemented.
Mr. OBIDOV(Uzbekistan) said that article 80 of the Constitution guaranteed equal rights for all citizens and clearly prohibited racial discrimination.
He asked which enactment prohibited racial segregation.
Article 28 of the Constitution, relating to the principle of the equality of all persons before the law, andarticle 35 expressly prohibited racial discrimination.
The new Criminal Code expressly prohibited racial discrimination.
The report to the Committee, CERD/C/263/Add.8/Rev.1,stated that article 61 of the Constitution provided for the principle of equality and prohibited racial discrimination.
Article 9 of the Labour Code 2004 prohibited racial discrimination in the workplace.
A new law prohibited racial discrimination in the field of employment, and the penalties for engaging in employment discrimination on racial grounds had been increased from a maximum of one year to three years or more.
The Constitution, in fact, expressly prohibited racial discrimination.
Although the Constitution prohibited racial discrimination, the Government must have the political will to implement that provision, especially in connection with ethnic minorities.
Mr. VALENCIA RODRIGUEZ said that the Committee was pleased that Georgian legislation specifically prohibited racial discrimination and ensured the rights and freedoms of.
Domestic legislation prohibited racial hatred, intolerance, xenophobia and anti-Semitism, protected human rights and freedoms, and banned discrimination on grounds of race and ethnicity.
The report under consideration appeared to suggest that because the Constitution andother laws prohibited racial discrimination, the Government felt there was no need to take any further steps.
While the Constitution of Iceland prohibited racial, ethnic and other forms of discrimination, increased immigration to Iceland in recent years had made specific measures and legislation necessary.
A range of human rights legislation had been enacted, at both the national and regional levels, which prohibited racial discrimination and offensive behaviour based on racial hatred.
Maldives should pass a law that expressly prohibited racial discrimination, starting with a law banning racist propaganda and the dissemination of racist ideas, in accordance with article 4 of the Convention.
It should also explain why the State party did not deem it necessary toadopt further anti-discrimination legislation; the Labour Code explicitly prohibited racial discrimination, which suggested that equality was not taken as read.
The Public Order Act contained provisions which prohibited racial antagonism, incitement,racial dislikes and statements or acts purported to create hatred of any race.
He noted that while the Human Rights Committee was limited by the Covenant to civil and political rights generally,the language of the Convention prohibited racial discrimination not only with respect to civil and political rights, but also with respect to economic, social and cultural rights.
Moreover, it appeared that article 22 of the Bill of Rights prohibited racial discrimination only on the part of the Government and the public authorities, not on the part of private individuals or organizations.
Mr. Miranda(Uruguay) emphasized that international human rights instruments could be directly enforced by the courts,which meant that the Convention's provisions which prohibited racial discrimination and the establishment of organizations fomenting racial hatred could be directly invoked before domestic courts.
Although there was no specific legislation in the Bahamas that prohibited racial discrimination, the Government considered that the prohibitions entrenched in the Constitution were sufficiently comprehensive to encompass the definitions of racial discrimination set out in the Convention.