Примеры использования To address racial на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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These events fostered global dialogue andshared good practices to address racial discrimination.
Measures to address racial discrimination against different groups in access to the labour market.
The report referred to apartheid but failed to address racial segregation, which was also covered by article 3.
Furthermore, stakeholders at all levels need to be engaged in the development of actions to address racial profiling.
Widen the mandate of the Parliamentary Ombudsman to address racial discrimination in public and private entities(Sierra Leone);
In the absence of prejudices leading to racial discrimination in the Maldives, the Government did not take specific steps in terms of education andteaching, and culture and information, to address racial discrimination.
Underlying the serious commitment made by the Government to address racial discrimination was the new environment of legal pluralism in Argentina.
She was concerned that the programme of cantonal integration seemed closer to assimilation and that"integration" appeared to have replaced the need for anti-discrimination legislation andfor direct measures to address racial discrimination.
It was stated that the Decent Work Agenda could also be mobilized to address racial discrimination and xenophobia at the workplace.
The Paris principles require bodies to address racial discrimination proactively, including by increasing public awareness through provision of information and education and by making use of all press organs.
Poland was one of the few European countries yet to establish a State body to address racial discrimination and ensure equality.
The Committee notes the positive efforts made by the State party to address racial discrimination, which have also been recognized by the Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination in its concluding observations CERD/C/60/CO/1.
It recommended that Malta revise the mandate of the Parliamentary Ombudsman in order to address racial discrimination in the private sphere.
Noting the lack of appropriate legal structures in Japan to address racial discrimination, he questioned whether a programme for the elimination of discrimination could be implemented in practice without the requisite legislation and resulting case law.
Ms. Pimental said that the fact that Afro-Bolivians andolder women remained disproportionately poor reflected the lack of a comprehensive public policy to address racial, gender, religious and other forms of discrimination.
The implementation, within the trade unions, of specific actions to address racial inequalities present in labour relations and employment and professional qualification policies;
The Working Group recommends that the particular history and context of people of African descent be taken into account in developing relevant legislation and when designing specific and holistic programmes andother remedies to address racial discrimination directed at this population group.
While noting that the Parliamentary Ombudsman had a mandate to address racial discrimination involving the government and State entities, CERD regretted that its powers were limited and did not extend to the private sphere.
According to the Committee, the list of human rights to which the principle applies under the Convention is not closed, andextends to any field of human rights regulated by the public authorities in the State party to address racial discrimination by any persons, group or organization.
OHCHR formulated an intervention protocol for the national human rights institutions in Panama to address racial discrimination against indigenous peoples and persons of African descent, and drafted a Latin American model protocol for the investigation of gender-based killings of women.
The State party should inform the Committee in its next report of the results of its examination of the advisability of adopting such a holistic approach towards the fight against sectarianism and racism,while also reporting directly on measures to address racial discrimination experienced by vulnerable ethnic minority groups in Northern Ireland.
The Working Group commends the Government of Brazil for its courageous efforts to address racial discrimination affecting Afro-Brazilians, in particular, and for its full disclosure of the socio-economic disadvantages faced by people of African descent and encourages other concerned Governments to follow the same path.
Note that the population of the Caribbean region of the Americas is comprised of a majority of people of African descent andseveral minority racial groups, and that the Caribbean nations as a group have taken deliberate steps to address racial tensions through negotiations thereby promoting the development of relatively tolerant multi-racial societies;
The Committee notes the significant efforts made by the State party to address racial discrimination, which have also been recognized in detail by the Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination in its concluding observations(CERD/C/304/Add.104) on the thirteenth and fourteenth periodic reports of the Netherlands.
The White Paper on an Integrated National Disability Strategy also seeks to address racial discrimination in state service delivery systems.
Please report on measures taken to address racial profiling by law enforcement officers against Roma and persons originating from Caucasus, Central Asia and Africa, who are disproportionately affected by frequent identity checks, the confiscation of identity documents, the extortion of bribes, harassment, arrests, detentions and physical violence and verbal abuse.
He welcomed the many new initiatives proposed by the Government in order to address racial discrimination, including the new refugee recognition system.
It contains 19 recommendations for the United Nations system on how to address racial discrimination and protection of minorities in line with the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Persons Belonging to National or Ethnic, Religious and Linguistic Minorities and other key standards, and in this regard, draws from effective practices.
In keeping with the tasks assigned to it, the network developed, within 12 months, a guidance note for the United Nations system on how to address racial discrimination and protection of minorities in line with the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and other key standards, drawing on effective practices.
While welcoming the measures taken by the State party to address racial disparities in the criminal justice system, such as the launch of the"Smart on Crime" initiative in August 2013, the Committee remains concerned that members of racial and ethnic minorities, particularly African Americans, continue to be disproportionately arrested, incarcerated and subjected to harsher sentences, including life imprisonment without parole and the death penalty.