Примеры использования Reverse discrimination на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Reverse discrimination.
He's alleging reverse discrimination.
Reverse discrimination and how to avoid suicide?
Affirmative action is reverse discrimination.
He sought information on measures to improve women's representation in Parliament,including reverse discrimination.
As stated before, reverse discrimination is absolutely to be avoided.
Government officials largely viewed quotas as a form of reverse discrimination.
The terms"reverse discrimination" or"positive discrimination" are criticized by a number of commentators as inappropriate.
It also emphasized that affirmative action must not be used as a form of reverse discrimination.
So-called"reverse discrimination" in favour of women was thus neither a policy nor a reality in the United Nations Secretariat.
The opponents of affirmative action claim that the system creates reverse discrimination against whites.
It also permits reverse discrimination in favour of women and many important programmes have been designed specifically to benefit girls and women.
The principle of justice would always apply, andthere was no intention of creating reverse discrimination.
Debate concerning reverse discrimination(i.e., that racial preference programs are unfair to persons who do not benefit from them) continues.
Under article 4, paragraph 1, of the Convention,Governments could take such measures on a temporary basis without fear of accusations of reverse discrimination.
The Regional Director said that UNICEF shared the concern about reverse discrimination against boys, which resulted in higher drop-out and repetition rates.
The validity of affirmative action policies has been increasingly questioned, andthey have been gradually revised to address concerns of possible reverse discrimination.
Legitimization of"reverse discrimination", defined as measures for women only, designed to remove de facto obstacles to the achievement of gender equality and equal opportunity.
Ms. Gumbonzvanda noted that racial discrimination took away dignity and self-esteem from a person andwarned about countering discrimination with reverse discrimination.
Nothing could be achieved by questioning the Secretary-General on the subject of reverse discrimination, as long as the Secretariat was operating within the mandate of General Assembly resolution 45/239 C.
Special attention did not result in separate treatment for the ICCs, except when exceptions could validly be made under the law; nordid the idea of separate treatment constitute reverse discrimination.
The second approach has been givena variety of labels, including benign quotas, reverse discrimination, reservation policy, employment equity, positive discrimination, positive action and affirmative action.
He commended the efforts undertaken to define concepts such as racial discrimination, racism andrace and to set out affirmative action that avoided any possible confusion with reverse discrimination.
In recent years, there has been extensive public debate over the concept of socalled"reverse discrimination", focusing on whether affirmative action programmes are unfair to persons who do not benefit from those programmes.
Controversies revolving around affirmative action in education in the United States(see E/CN.4/2002/60/Add.1, paras. 50-53) epitomize choices to be made through its description by some as reversing discrimination, by others as reverse discrimination.
The interpretation of racial discrimination(art. 1) andthe assertion that affirmative action constitutes"reverse discrimination" should be further investigated; so should the scope of the obligations and the limits to affirmative action under article 2.2.
States parties often equate"special measures" in its corrective, compensatory andpromotional sense with the terms"affirmative action","positive action","positive measures","reverse discrimination", and"positive discrimination. .
Paragraphs 275 to 279 of the report dealt with the concept of affirmative action,referred to by some as"reverse discrimination", and noted a number of legislative proposals and State referenda designed to limit the use of such action, as well as judicial challenges.
Further information was also requested concerning the operation of the Honorary National Commission for Disabled Persons; cases involving discrimination against women that had come before the industrial tribunal; andthe practice of"reverse discrimination" as referred to in paragraph 26 of the report.
This in turn feeds the popular notion of reverse discrimination, a notion which has been repeatedly rejected internationally(International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination(art. 1(4)); Declaration on the Rights of Persons Belonging to National or Ethnic, Religious and Linguistic Minorities(art. 8(3))), but appears to remain a valid point of argument within majoritarian multinational States.