Примеры использования Racial discrimination should на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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National legislation prohibiting racial discrimination should specifi cally cover the activity of the police.
The United Nations Year for Tolerance which was to becelebrated in 1995 and the Programme of Action for the Third Decade to Combat Racism and Racial Discrimination should provide an excellent opportunity for such action.
Racism and racial discrimination should be defined as a crime in domestic law, pursuant to article 4 of the Convention.
It was repeatedly stressed that effective educational programmes aimed at combating racial discrimination should promote respect for cultural diversity.
Women who also face racial discrimination should receive separate attention as well as be integrated into the deliberations on all issues addressed at the Conference.
Contrary to what was stated in paragraph30 of the report, norms prohibiting racial discrimination should apply not only to the public sector but also the private sector.
All acts of violence and racial discrimination should be promptly, impartially and effectively investigated, the alleged perpetrators brought to justice, and redress provided to the victims;
Correspondingly both state that the relevant concept is"racialization" and that concepts of racial discrimination should recognize this wider social process.
The third decade to combat racism and racial discrimination should be adequately funded, in particular, by countries which were in the best position to do so.
The Committee considered, however,that a State party which had ratified a convention containing an explicit reference to racial discrimination should consider using the term in order to ensure consistency.
In addition, the system for collecting data on racism and racial discrimination should take account of the dimension of equality between women and men, especially in terms of the possibility of double or multiple discrimination. .
Thirdly, Romania shared the view of other delegations that implementation of the Programme of Action for the Third Decade to Combat Racism and Racial Discrimination should focus on education and national legislation.
Legislative and other recommendations regarding racial discrimination should also include genderbased acts in the definition of"racial discrimination. .
Since Brazil is perceived by the international community as a positive example of ethnic and racial integration, that country was chosen primarily on the basis of the Special Rapporteur 's comprehensive approach to the discharge of his mandate as he had indicated in his previous reports to the Commission and the General Assembly E/CN.4/1994/66, paras. 9-31 and A/49/677, paras. 18-37. namely that contemporary forms andmanifestations of racism and racial discrimination should be sought in the developed countries as well as in the developing countries.
Recognizes that legislation to prevent racism and racial discrimination should be implemented administratively and enforced judicially;
The campaign against racial discrimination should be combined with the building of an authentically multicultural society promoting both the expression of specific cultures and identities and interaction between the members of the various communities and knowledge of and respect for one another.
Either paragraph 5 should remain as it stood, orelse everything unrelated to racial discrimination should be deleted, in which case the insertion of the word"racial" was superfluous.
Specific legislation regarding racial discrimination should be adopted to implement the provisions of the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination, and include a legal definition of racial discrimination that complies with the Convention.
Reiterating that all individual human rights violations andcollective violations such as racial discrimination should be condemned and that appropriate remedies must be provided.
National policies against racism and racial discrimination should particularly focus on the root causes, especially the economic and social deprivation that often underlies and exacerbates these problems, and should be instrumental in implementing solutions.
Considers that all the parts of the Programme of Action for the Third Decade to Combat Racism and Racial Discrimination should be given equal attention in order to attain the objectives of the Third Decade;
The Plan of Action for the Third Decade to Combat Racism and Racial Discrimination should make it possible to combat new forms of racism and racial discrimination, and the Plan of Action for the United Nations Decade for Human Rights Education should be used to mobilize non-governmental organizations to promote values of tolerance, brotherhood, understanding and respect for the diversity of cultures and views, particularly among young people.
The Special Rapporteur reiterates that all the measures taken to prevent andeliminate racism and racial discrimination should be designed and implemented in conformity with international human rights standards.
Some speakers believed that the question of racism and racial discrimination should be approached from a global perspective, since no region of the world was free from those scourges; the Conference should not target particular countries.
The Government of Finland reported that awarenessraising on the issues anddangers related to racism and racial discrimination should form a central component of government action against racism.
Activities undertaken in connection with the Third Decade to Combat Racism and Racial Discrimination should continue in cooperation with the convening of the World Conference, and the United Nations should continue to support the Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination and other related agencies in their efforts to implement the work of the Third Decade.
Mr. Diaconu, noting with satisfaction the legislation adopted by Albania regarding non-discrimination, said,however, that racial discrimination should be prohibited in all spheres, not just in the areas of employment and occupation.
The draft programme of action for the third decade to combat racism and racial discrimination should, as stated in paragraph 19 of the Vienna Declaration, encourage United Nations organs and agencies to strengthen their efforts to implement the programme of action.
He asked whether the matter had been discussed at the May 2007 meetings,since he was of the view that the issue of racial discrimination should be accorded the utmost importance, in particular given the information received from States parties on its effects on their societies.
Expresses its belief that the world conference to combat racism and racial discrimination should carefully consider the complicated interplay of discrimination based on race and discrimination based on other grounds, such as gender;