Примеры использования Religions or beliefs на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Religions or beliefs covered by communications.
This in turn requires a disentangling of any exclusivist relations between the State and particular religions or beliefs.
From the crucial insight that religions or beliefs- in social reality- are never monolithic it follows that they may also change over time.
The phenomenon of migration involves the presence in Italy of people manifesting different religions or beliefs and/or with different customs and traditions.
Reference to the predominant historical role of one particular religion can easily become a pretext for a discriminatory treatment of the adherents to other religions or beliefs.
As elaborated above(see paras. 27-40),it is crucial to distinguish conceptually between information about religions or beliefs on the one hand and religious instruction on the other.
Mr. Amor, referring to article 18 of the Covenant, said that the existence of a National Church was acceptable under international law anddid not in itself imply discrimination against other religions or beliefs.
Stresses that the right to freedom of thought,conscience and religion applies equally to all persons, regardless of their religions or beliefs, and without any discrimination as to their equal protection by the law;
Those intended to exclude non-traditional religions or beliefs-- pertaining, for example, to newer communities, migrants, or new religious movements-- also contravene human rights standards and result in undue restrictions on rights.
This includes a reaffirmation of the right to convert to a different religion or express views on other religions or beliefs, even if such views are considered contentious.
He added that freedom of religion or belief did not protect religions or beliefs per se; however, this was not to suggest that the protection of religious symbols from insult and denigration did not fall within the scope of freedom of religion. .
Therefore, they shall make no distinction between large or small religious communities or between traditional religions and other religions or beliefs.
The Dutch government seeks to ensure that the needs of everyone in the Netherlands,regardless of their origins, religions or beliefs, are addressed by mainstream policy in fields such as education, employment and health care.
The right to freedom of religion or belief protects primarily the individual and, to some extent, the collective rights ofthe community concerned but it does not protect religions or beliefs per se.
Some private andpublic employers openly request their employees to distance themselves from certain religions or beliefs; at times they may even insist on the violation of religious rules, for instance dietary restrictions, as a test of loyalty.
The Committee is of the view that the right to freedom of thought, conscience and religion implies not only the freedom to accept andfollow particular religions or beliefs but also the right to reject them.
Given that religions or beliefs did not enjoy legal personality in most States, it was difficult to see how the concept of"defamation of religions" could be used to promote human rights or to provide protection from or redress against human-rights violations.
In fact, the fault lines resulting from harnessing religion for the promotion of national identity often run between"traditional" and"non-traditional" religions, including religions or beliefs of immigrants.
That provision protects theistic, non-theistic and atheistic convictions.It is not limited to traditional religions or beliefs but applies also to religions and beliefs that are newly established as well as to those of religious minorities HRI/GEN/1/Rev.3, p. 36, para. 2.
The concept of defamation of religions is not appropriate in a human rights context, since it is individuals, both believers and non-believers alike, who have rights-- and,to some extent, the communities to which they belong-- not religions or beliefs as such.
The people of Bahrain, men and women,whatever their origins, religions or beliefs, are equal participants in the performance of duties and enjoyment of rights in accordance with the principle of the rule of law for all without discrimination on any basis and the application of the principles of justice in accordance with clear and sound foundations.
For the same reason, the notion of moral values cannot be used to legitimize pressure on converts or members of minorities, for example to make them reconvert to their previous religion or to follow mainstream religions or beliefs.
While certain missionary activities intend to claim the superiority of a religion over other religions or beliefs and thereby might give the impression that the culture of religious tolerance in Turkmenistan is being challenged, the Special Rapporteur would like to recall that proselytism is itself inherent in religion. .
If States furthermore decide to provide for specific status positions connected with particular financial and other privileges, they should make sure that such a specific status does not amount to de jure or de facto discrimination of adherents to other religions or beliefs.
Dissolving any exclusivist arrangements in the State's relation to religions or beliefs and overcoming all forms of instrumentalization of religion for the purposes of national identity politics serves as a precondition for providing an open, inclusive framework in which religiousor belief-related pluralism can unfold freely and without discrimination.
The Assembly requested the United Nations High Commissioner to build on the initiative, with a view to contributing to the prevention andelimination of all forms of incitement and the consequences of negative stereotyping of religions or beliefs on the human rights of adherents and their communities.
Underlining also the importance of raising awareness about different cultures and religions or beliefs and of education in the promotion of tolerance, which involves the acceptance by the public of and its respect for religious and cultural diversity, including with regard to religious expression, and underlining further the fact that education, in particular at school, should contribute in a meaningful way to promoting tolerance and the elimination of discrimination based on religion or belief. .
The media and other means of self- and mutual teaching, as well as cultural institutions such as museums and libraries,can contribute positively to education by providing relevant knowledge on religions or beliefs and showing the diversity that exists within each community.
In this regard, the 2001 International Consultative Conference on School Education in relation to Freedom of Religion or Belief, Tolerance and Non-discrimination recommended that teachers and students are provided with voluntary opportunities for meetings andexchanges with their counterparts of different religions or beliefs.
The intention may be to reconvert them to their previous religion or put pressure on members of minorities or non-traditional religions to convert to socially"accepted" religions or beliefs that are thought to be more in line with the traditional makeup of the country.