Примеры использования To be protected from discrimination на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The right to be protected from discrimination.
In fields affecting basic aspects of ordinary life such as work or housing, individuals are to be protected from discrimination within the meaning of article 26.
VI. The right to be protected from discrimination.
These determinations shall comply with international human rights, refugee and humanitarian law and related standards,including the right to be protected from discrimination.
Underscoring the right of all persons to be protected from discrimination and violence at all points in the displacement cycle.
People living with HIV/AIDS, specialists and NGOs actively participated in discussions on the rights to medication, to be protected from discrimination and to be provided with assistance.
Children and young people expect to be protected from discrimination, economic exploitation, abuse and violence, and it is our obligation to promote and to protect those rights.
Everyone has the right to be protected from discrimination on the basis of race, colour, sex, language, religion, political or other opinion, national or social origin, property, disability, birth or other status.
According to article 2(1) of the Convention,all children have the right to be protected from discrimination irrespective of citizenship or residence status.
The Committee is deeply concerned about the poor situation of Batwa children and the lack of respect for almost all of their rights, including the rights to health care, to education, to survival and development,to a culture and to be protected from discrimination.
Iii In the Child Protection Act(2007), every child is to be protected from discrimination, violence, abuse and neglect(Section 5(2));
States may integrate alternative or informal dispute resolution mechanisms into these processes, insofar as all such mechanisms act in accordance with international human rights, refugee and humanitarian law and related standards,including the right to be protected from discrimination.
One speaker stated that the right to be treated with dignity and compassion,the right to be protected from discrimination and the right to be protected from hardship during the justice process constituted the basis of a fair trial.
Article 132 on states of emergency stipulated that any suspension of the rights and freedoms in the Constitution must not restrict the right to freedom from slavery ortorture and the right to be protected from discrimination on the basis of race, sex or religious creed.
The Committee is concerned that the right of the child to be protected from discrimination by all appropriate measures is not implemented in conformity with article 2 of the Convention as the State party has not taken affirmative actions for the benefit of certain vulnerable groups of children, especially Roma.
The Convention on the Rights of the Child confirms that children, as well as adults, have rights:they have the right to development and the right to be protected from discrimination, economic exploitation, abuse and violence.
In 2000, CRC was deeply concerned at gross violations of the right to be protected from discrimination in Burundi, and noted that discrimination takes different forms, including by ethnic origin, gender, geographical origin(within the country) and social status.
States should ensure that all national policies related to the right to housing, land andproperty restitution fully guarantee the rights of women and girls to be protected from discrimination and to equality in both law and practice.
When children were placed in institutions, their rights to be protected from discrimination, neglect and exploitation, to be ableto develop their fullest potential and to have a say in decisions affecting their lives must be safeguarded and their placement must be subject to periodic assessment and review.
The Committee is deeply concerned about the poor situation of Pygmy children and their limited access to social services, including health care, immunization and education, and the violation of their rights to survival and development,to enjoy their own culture and to be protected from discrimination.
The Committee is deeply concerned at gross violations of the right to be protected from discrimination and at the impact of discrimination upon children in the State party, and notes that discrimination takes different forms including by ethnic origin, gender, geographical origin(within the country) and social status.
CRC was concerned at the situation of children belonging to minorities, including Batwa children, in particular their limited access to basic social services, and the violation of their rights to development,to enjoy their own culture and to be protected from discrimination.
Another competing human right may be the equal right of men and women to the enjoyment of all civil and political rights,as well as the principle of the right to be protected from discrimination of any kind, including on the basis of race, colour, sex, religion, political or other opinion, national or social origin, property, birth or other status.
The Committee is deeply concerned about the poor situation of Pygmy children and children of similar marginalized groups, and at the lack of respect for almost all of their rights, including the rights to health care, to education, to survival and development,to enjoy their own culture and to be protected from discrimination.
The Committee is concerned at the situation of children belonging to minorities, including Batwa children, in particular their limited access to basic social services, including health care, immunization and education, and the violation of their rights to survival and development,to enjoy their own culture and to be protected from discrimination.
The Committee is concerned at the situation of children belonging to minorities, including Batwa children, in particular with regard to their limited access to basic social services, including health care and education, and the violation of their rights to survival and development,to enjoy their own culture and to be protected from discrimination.
The Committee is concerned at the situation of children belonging to minorities, including to the Primitive Tribal Groups, and at their limited access to social services, including health care, immunization and education, and the violation of their rights to survival and development,to enjoy their own culture and to be protected from discrimination.
The Committee is deeply concerned about the poor situation of children of the Chittagong Hill Tracts, and other religious, national and ethnic minorities, tribal groups or similar marginalized groups and the lack of respect for their rights, including the rights to food, to health care, to education and to survival and development,to enjoy their own culture and to be protected from discrimination.
The Committee is deeply concerned about the situation of the children of the Bengali people residing in northern Rakhine State, also known as the Rohingyas, and of children belonging to other ethnic, indigenous or religious minorities and in particular that many of their rights are denied, including the rights to food, to health care, to education, to survival and development,to enjoy their own culture and to be protected from discrimination.