Примеры использования Their right to equal на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Women represented 43 per cent of the workforce and their right to equal remuneration was recognized.
In 1997, law number 10/97 of 12 May, reinforced the rights of women's associations working to eliminate all forms of discrimination against women and ensuring their right to equal treatment.
Thus, there were avenues of redress for persons who felt that their right to equal pay for equal work was being violated.
They also allege a violation of their right to equal access to justice, since the right to challenge a judge is granted to the parties to the proceedings but not to the parties' lawyers.
The law ensured that people could seek redress if they felt that their right to equal treatment had been violated.
Instead, some Governments ask citizens to give up their right to equal opportunity in order to guarantee all groups that the economic and social status of their members will be closer, on average, to that of the rest of the country.
Further strengthen measures to encourage the participation of women in the labour market and to ensure their right to equal remuneration(Thailand);
If people do not know what their right to equal treatment entails they are not able to stand up for this right, and in addition the representatives of vulnerable groups refrain from relying on legal protection because of the attitude of the enforcers of social and legal norms.
Women who are poor, young and uneducated are most likely to be prosecuted on abortion charges,thus violating their right to equal treatment and nondiscrimination.
At the same time,all employees who perform a work shall have their right to equal payment for equal work,right to collective negotiations, right to personal data protection and right to protection from unlawful dismissal recognized.
The need to maintain the delicate balance between the preservation of the culture inority groups and their right to equal and non-discriminatory enjoyment of all human rights. .
Romania had been one of the first countries in Central and Eastern Europe to adopt a body of anti-discrimination legislation and had also implemented special measures to protect disadvantaged groups, such as refugees, asylum-seekers, migrants and victims of human trafficking, andenable them to realize their right to equal opportunities.
In question 6 the aim was to ascertain whether general legislation applies to persons with disabilities and their right to equal protection under the law, or whether disability is a cause for differential treatment.
On the authors' claim that their right to equal protection before the law was violated, because in a similar case(The People of Philippines v. Francisco Larrañaga), the Supreme Court denied Larrañaga's motion to refer his case to the Court of Appeals and decided the case itself, the State party notes that"People v. Larrañaga" was decided by the Supreme Court on 3 February 2004, i.e. five months before the"Mateo" ruling.
The author alleges a violation of article 24, in relation to the children's presumed right to acquire Italian nationality, and their right to equal access to both parents.
This legislation obliges women to continue to suffer under traditions that restrict their right to equal treatment in marriage issues. The Government and other State institutions are aware of this situation and are working to end it once and for all.
The inability as a consequence of the petitioner and his family to attendthe ground impaired their rights under article 5, including their right to equal participation in cultural activities.
They claimed that their dismissal was arbitrary, was not based on any technical studies,failed to respect their right to equal treatment and their status as career public servants, and arbitrarily favoured other persons in similar situations who were assigned to other posts.
While recognizing the Government's efforts to improve the plight of indigenous people, he wished to know what measures had been taken to guarantee their right to own property alone andin association with others, and their right to equal participation in cultural activities.
As regards children born out of wedlock,the Committee requests the State party to review its domestic legislation in order to secure their right to equal treatment, including their right to equal inheritance and abolish the discriminatory classification of those children as"illegitimate.
The United Nations should give top priority to the issue of development, make efforts to change the current situation in which global economic affairs are dominated by onlya few countries and ensure developing countries their right to equal participation in economic decision-making.
For all women to have the capacity to exercise their right to equal and full participation in political and public life, States must provide a comprehensive legal framework to eliminate all forms of violence against women, including domestic violence, gender-based violence in conflict situations and under current or past dictatorships, and violence directed at women who speak out and play leadership roles during times of war and peace.
Article 27 of the Convention emphasizes the right of persons with disabilities to work on an equal basis with others, including their right to equal pay for equal work, as well as trade union rights. .
As stated previously, such a requirement would in fact disproportionately affect Muslim women, possibly impairing orprecluding altogether their right to equal access to education and employment, due to their religious practices.
We further pointed out that inheritance practices, whereby land traditionally passes from father to son- thus denying women their right to inheritance,let alone their right to equal inheritance- further reinforce male control and exacerbate the poverty of women.
Ecuador was particularly concerned at the adoption of public policies by certain countries of destination that imposed disproportionate sanctions on administrative offences andinfringed the rights of migrants, including their right to equal access to justice and to public and private entities that provided assistance and advisory services.
These variations in law and practice relating to marriage have wide-ranging consequences for women,invariably restricting their rights to equal status and responsibility within marriage.
Women workers are systematically denied their rights to equal work; permanent contracts and a safe and non-hazardous work environment.
Please provide information on how the rights of refugees and asylum-seekers to equal treatment in employment,particularly their rights to equal pay and to equal unemployment, sickness and retirement benefits.