Примеры использования Religious or belief на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In addition, Governments have the possibility to directly invite religious or belief groups to meetings.
In some States, religious or belief communities are also required to document that they have long existed in the country.
Using and developing forums of regular encounters among people of different religious or belief affiliations.
Moreover, religious or belief communities lacking legal personality status are barred from employing staff in an official manner.
However, some States try to circumvent that burden of justification when imposing limitations on some religious or belief manifestations.
For instance, without the status of a legal personality, religious or belief communities cannot open bank accountsor engage in financial transactions.
Only in a few cases are schools able to provide religious instruction to students of all the different religious or belief communities.
They should be presented andperceived as an offer addressed to religious or belief communities, rather than as an obligation imposed on them by the State.
He stressed that such negative stereotypes had particularly detrimental effects on minorities and with regard to religious or belief communities.
Violence between religious or belief groups is often triggered by a dangerous combination of paranoia and public contempt against minorities.
In order to counter such dangers, due account needs to be taken of the existing or emerging internal pluralism within the various religious or belief communities.
It is therefore clear that religious or belief communities always remain free to establish dialogue projects on their own initiative, without depending on State approval.
Long-term dialogue projects will more likely reveal the relevance of internal diversity,which in some settings may be more significant than the differences between religious or belief groups.
States should refrain from exercising pressure on religious or belief groups whose members prefer not to be registered as legal entities under domestic law;
Some domestic criminal law provisions specifically target members of minorities or persons otherwise deviating from the predominant religious or belief tradition of the country.
To avoid the danger of underestimating or even downplaying pluralism within religious or belief communities, a good combination of intra- and interreligious communication is advisable.
No religious community should have the possibility to exercise a"veto" or otherwise influence the decision to register or not to register another religious or belief group.
For this purpose, sometimes restrictive definitions are used to exclude certain religious or belief communities from the very protection of their freedom of religion or belief. .
Above all he recommends trust-building activities, both at the level of establishing trustworthy public institutions and in the broad area of promoting meaningful communication,in particular between different religious or belief communities.
The second meaning relates to the necessary provision by the State of a legal personality status, which religious or belief communities need in order to be able to take collective legal actions.
Converts have the right for their new religious or belief affiliation to be respected in the religious upbringing of their children, in a manner consistent with the evolving capacities of the child.
There may be good reasons for the State also to promote some concreteforms of"exclusive" bilateral communication, for example between certain religious or belief communities that have a history of mutual distrust.
Unfortunately, reports indicate that in many countries religious or belief minorities who would like to benefit from State-promoted dialogue continue to suffer from moreor less systematic exclusion.
The third meaning concerns privileged status positions, often connected with practical advantages such as tax exemption and financial subsidies,which certain religious or belief communities enjoy in many States.
In general, the Special Rapporteur has the impression that the potential of religious or belief communities to become positive factors of societal resilience against manifestations of collective hatred still requires further exploration in order to be fully understood.
The second dimension of"recognition" relevant in the field of freedom of religion or belief pertains to the status of a legal personality, which religious or belief communities may require to be able to exercise important collective functions.
Demands to accommodate specific needs of religious or belief minorities seem to have triggered resistance in the wider society, because they are sometimes misperceived as"privileging" minorities at the expense of the principle of equality.
For this reason,even people generally sympathetic with broader human rights and non-discrimination agendas may react in a somewhat ambivalent manner towards proposals of special accommodation for religious or belief minorities in the workplace.
By not providing appropriate legal options that, de jure and de facto, are accessible to all religious or belief groups interested in obtaining a legal personality status, States would fail to honour their obligations under the human right to freedom of religion or belief. .
While the status of all human beings as rights holders cannot legitimately become a matter of administrative"recognition procedures",some procedures may indeed seem necessary to provide certain religious or belief communities with the status of a legal personality.