Примеры использования To be a victim of discrimination на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The author claims to be a victim of discrimination by the Czech Republic.
The preliminary draft does not, however, lay down a special provision, whether civil or criminal,for a person who considers himself to be a victim of discrimination on account of his genetic inheritance.
He thus claims to be a victim of discrimination, in violation of article 26.
He reiterates earlier claims about the absence of witness examination anda hearing in the appeal process and claims to be a victim of discrimination.
Any person deemed to be a victim of discrimination may file a civil and/or criminal suit.
However, today that no longer has any relevance to the rights and duties of any Mauritanian citizen, andno one can cite evidence claiming to be a victim of discrimination owing to the fact that he belongs to some former category or other.
Any person who is considered to be a victim of discrimination is entitled to bring an action before the court and request.
If, however, that person can demonstrate that other persons are- by virtue of national legislation or regulations- entitled to that right and he/she is excluded from that category of persons on the basis of a ground that is not relevant for that right,he/she will be considered to be a victim of discrimination with respect to that right.
Finally, he claims to be a victim of discrimination, in violation of article 26 of the Covenant, as he was arrested and fined based on his opinions.
In the circumstances, the Committee considers that the author cannot claim to be a victim of discrimination on the basis of his conviction for fishing without quota.
The author claims to be a victim of discrimination as under the law No. 243/1992 she is not entitled to restitution of her father's property.
Further information was requested on discrimination in the workplace in both the public and private sectors, and in respect of the right to housing, health care and access to public places and services;what remedies were available to a person who claimed to be a victim of discrimination in the exercise of one of those rights?
The author further claims to be a victim of discrimination for which he did not have the possibility to receive redress under the State party's legal system.
In case No. 477/1991(J. A. M. B.-R. v. the Netherlands),the author claimed to be a victim of discrimination because she was not granted a retroactive social security benefit.
This adjective principle is adopted in article 9 andstipulates that if the party claiming to be a victim of discrimination provides proof from which it may be established that discrimination exists, the respondent party has to prove that the right of equal treatment is not violated.
He claimed to be a victim of discrimination on the grounds of race and nationality in violation of article 14 of the European Convention because"his deportation amounted to less favourable treatment than was accorded to criminals who, as nationals of a member State of the European Union, were protected against such a measure in Belgium.
The author of the communication, dated 29 November 2007,is Karen Tayag Vertido, a Filipino national who claims to be a victim of discrimination against women within the meaning of article 1 of the Convention in relation to general recommendation No. 19 of the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women.
Any individual claiming to be a victim of discrimination may file a complaint with the relevant human rights commission, which will in turn inquire into the complaint.
Thus, referring to paragraph 1 of the list, which related to non-discrimination,she asked whether a person who claimed to be a victim of discrimination by a public body could take legal action in order to obtain redress and, if so, what kind of redress that person could expect to receive, such as reinstatement in his job or compensation.
The Committee further notes that the author claims to be a victim of discrimination, in violation of his rights both under articles 2 and 26 of the Covenant, as he was unable to receive redress under the State party's legal system.
Such Article envisages that a person who thinks to be a victim of discrimination on grounds of race, ethnic origin, religion and so on, may resort to the civil judge to obtain the cessation of the prejudicial behaviour and compensation of damage.
In his comments, dated 29 March and29 July 1995, the author reiterates his claim to be a victim of discrimination and contends that the relevant Spanish laws are incompatible with the Covenant, in particular the 1987 rules and circular 10/86 of the Under-Secretary in the Ministry of Justice concerning the status of substitute judges.
In second place, the law recognised andgoverned the right of any worker who believes himself/herself to be a victim of a direct and/or indirect discrimination to request that the judge order the cessation of the prejudicial behaviour, in addition to ordering compensation of the non-patrimonial damages suffered.
Turning to paragraphs 68 to 70 concerning the implementation of article 6 and reverting to the functions of the Ombudsman, he asked whether the latter could unilaterally impose penalties ordecide how much compensation should be paid to a victim of discrimination.
Moreover, the exclusion in the Ontario Code of political opinion as a prohibited basis of discrimination suggests that the State party may have failed to ensure that,in an appropriate case, there would be a remedy available to a victim of discrimination on political grounds in the field of employment.
He claims to be a victim of indirect discrimination by the State party in violation of article 18, paragraph 2.
He claims to be a victim of language discrimination by Canada, in violation of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, without however specifically invoking article 26 thereof.
Furthermore, anyone who claimed to be a victim of racial discrimination could appeal to an administrative tribunal.
The author reiterates his claim to be victim of discrimination as a member of the Serb national minority.