Примеры использования To double discrimination на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Were Roma girls subjected to double discrimination in school?
The delegation should comment on whether women who were members of ethnic groups were subjected to double discrimination.
The Roma women are exposed to double discrimination- on the basis of ethnic background and on the basis of their gender.
It was stated that women were often subject to double discrimination.
Disabled women and girls were often exposed to double discrimination and were at higher risk of experiencing gender-based violence and other forms of abuse.
Moreover, it would appear from paragraphs 197 et seq. that inequalities in the labour sector were leading to double discrimination against foreigners.
In some cases, non-citizens are subject to double discrimination as both migrants and members of minority groups.
There are also several bills designedto ensure the right to health, particularly for women subject to double discrimination.
Specific measures for women who are vulnerable to double discrimination: women of foreign origin.
It recommended that Liechtenstein ensure that such women are able to retain their residency status and socio-economic situation andare not subject to double discrimination.
The Committee notes that women belonging to ethnic minorities are subject to double discrimination, based on their ethnic origin as well as their gender.
More concretely, he wished to know whether there was any prejudice against elderly persons of foreign origin andwhether measures had been taken to prevent them from being exposed to double discrimination.
These reflect that minority women are more likely to be subjected to double discrimination- as minorities and as women.
CDO/SRI added that disabled women are subject to double discrimination and continue to miss out on education, training and employment and are often marginalized to the sidelines when key decisions are made.
The Committee is concerned about the situation of female foreign domestic workers who may be subject to double discrimination on the basis of their sex and ethnic background.
Referring to the significant segregation in employment suffered by women who were non-European Union nationals(para. 89), he recommended that the State party tackle that problem,given that women could be subjected to double discrimination.
Finally, the Czech Government was aware that Roma women might be subject to double discrimination on the basis of both sex and ethnic origin.
Mr. VALENCIA RODRÍGUEZ asked whether Suriname had any plans to adopt special measures to secure adequate advancement of certain racial or ethnic groups or individuals that required protection(para. 72), andrecalled that women were often subjected to double discrimination.
The Regroupement québécois des CALACS receives a specific annual budget for its female clientele exposed to double discrimination, including immigrant women and women from cultural communities.
Other countries report on ongoing steps to repeal or amend discriminatory laws and practices against indigenous people, ethnic minorities or particular groups orclasses of the population that have been found to subject women in these groups to double discrimination.
Germany's fifth periodic report recognizes that disabled women are frequently exposed to double discrimination, and cites a number of legislative measures adopted to redress this situation.
The Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination voiced its concern regarding offences of defamation directed at persons belonging to ethnic groups in Algeria, andwarned that Amazigh women risked being subjected to double discrimination on the basis of ethnicity and gender.
He was concerned at reports that women with disabilities were often subjected to double discrimination in the area of employment, and asked what political and regulatory measures were being taken to ensure gender equality, including in the case of women with disabilities.
Urges parliaments to be particularly heedful of the situation of migrant women and their vulnerability to double discrimination based on race and sex;
The Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination has referred to double discrimination affecting women and gender-related racial discrimination issues in more than half of the concluding observations it adopted on States parties' reports during its sixty-eighth and sixty-ninth sessions 2006.
She also enquired about the existence of specific, target-oriented programmes to ensure that migrant women were not subjected to double discrimination-- within their own communities and in society at large.
However, there seemed to be a need for the Chilean and Peruvian authorities to undertake a joint study of the specific problem of Peruvian migrant workers whose situations differed depending on whether they worked on the border of Peru, in the Arica region or elsewhere, especially at Santiago(para. 68), in order to find an equitable solution and prevent Peruvian women, particularly those working in the Arica region,from being subjected to double discrimination.
With regard to section I, on gender, it points out that women andgirls with disabilities are often exposed to double discrimination and that a special emphasis on gender equality is therefore particularly relevant.
In the light of its general recommendations No. 25(2000) on gender-related dimensions of racial discrimination and No. 30(2004) on discrimination against non-citizens, the Committee recommends that the State party ensure that migrant women and other women in vulnerable situations, including those subjected to trafficking or domestic violence or who are divorced, are able to retain their residency status and socioeconomic situation andare not subject to double discrimination.
In its general recommendation No. 18,the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women stressed that women with disabilities may be subject to double discrimination on account of gender and disability, and are considered a vulnerable group.