Примеры использования To eliminate racism and racial на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Measures applied to eliminate racism and racial discrimination in the field of housing and employment;
Brazil commended the initiatives taken by the United Nations to eliminate racism and racial discrimination.
Mr. Xie Bohua(China)said that, in order to eliminate racism and racial discrimination, both the phenomenonand its root causes must be addressed.
Mr. Tamir(Israel) said that Israel wholeheartedly supported the initiatives of the international community to eliminate racism and racial discrimination.
It reinforced policies and programmes to eliminate racism and racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance.
Nepal attached great importance to the work of the United Nations and its various bodies to eliminate racism and racial discrimination.
Special attention should be placed on integrating action to eliminate racism and racial discrimination in the activities of the United Nations at the country level.
Nevertheless the international community must not abandon the path it had embarked upon orslacken in its efforts to eliminate racism and racial discrimination.
The Government of China had always believed that, to eliminate racism and racial discrimination, both symptoms and causes had to be addressed.
Several expressed support for the pragmatic approach taken during the discussions with the aim of finding practical solutions to eliminate racism and racial discrimination.
Instead of contributing to the efforts of the international community to eliminate racism and racial discrimination, the proceedings at Durban had represented a decisive step backwards.
It cited the integration into German society of 3.4 million Muslims and the protection of their rights as proof of Germany's interest in implementing its national plan of action to eliminate racism and racial discrimination.
Policies and programmes to eliminate racism and racial discrimination must be reinforced, and she hoped that human rights education would soon be introduced into primary schools.
Mr. SANT'ANGELO(Belgium), replying to the question regarding dialogue with civil society,said that in 2002 the Government had sent the draft periodic report to NGOs working to eliminate racism and racial discrimination.
Mr. CALOVSKY(Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia) said that the struggle to eliminate racism and racial discrimination should continue with determination, drawing inspiration from the victory over apartheid in South Africa.
It raised the example of the Durban conferences held in 2001 and 2009 as the first global strategy to combat racism, in which States could work together to eliminate racism and racial discrimination.
He noted that despite the wide range of measures taken by States at the regional and national levels to eliminate racism and racial discrimination against Roma, more remained to be done in the light of their current situation.
That position had been reflected in their denunciation of apartheid, and they considered its demise as one of the greatest accomplishments of the international community, and particularly of the United Nations,in the struggle to eliminate racism and racial discrimination.
In the present chapter,the Special Rapporteur aims to show that despite the wide range of measures taken by States in order to eliminate racism and racial discrimination against Roma, they continue to be discriminated against in a number of areas.
While in recent years the United Nations had stepped up efforts to eliminate racism and racial discrimination, it should be borne in mind that States bore primary responsibility for creatingand nurturing tolerant societies founded on the principles of equality and cultural diversity.
The Special Rapporteur recommended that nongovernmental organizations should take an active part in drawing up and implementing a national programme to combat racism and racial discrimination by making proposals to eliminate racism and racial discrimination, with the focus on resolving communities' specific problems.
With regard to public law, the legislative and administrative measures taken by Germany to eliminate racism and racial discrimination were satisfactory, although the effectiveness of implementation mechanisms needed to be looked at anew.
Ms. García Blanco(Spain) said that, given the role that sport could play in transmitting the values of tolerance and respect and in integrating people of all origins, the Spanish Government had adopted Act No. 19/2007 on violence, racism, xenophobia and intolerance in sport,which aimed to eliminate racism and racial discrimination and guarantee the principle of equal treatment in sport.
Mr. SERGIWA(Libyan Arab Jamahiriya) said that, despite the efforts of the United Nations and the international community to eliminate racism and racial discrimination, millions of people continued to be the victims of the policy of ethnic cleansing which degraded and marginalized human beings.
States parties should approach human rights education on a broader basis,combining the need to eliminate racism and racial discrimination with the need to promote understanding, tolerance and friendship among all nations and racial, ethnic and religious groups, thus increasing awareness of the dignity and worth of the human being and enabling all persons to participate effectively in a free society.
The revised Programme of Action also addressed the following questions in the context of action to be undertaken at the national and regional levels:have there been any successful national models to eliminate racism and racial prejudices that could be recommended to States, for example through educating children, or promoting principles of equality to tackle racism against migrant workers, ethnic minorities or indigenous peoples?
As a party to the Convention since 1971, Nepal had taken various steps,including legislative measures, in order to eliminate racism and racial discrimination. It had ratified or acceded to all the other major human rights instruments,and was making continuing efforts to promote and protect all human rights in the country.
The following questions are addressed in the context of action to be undertaken at the national and regional levels:have there been any successful national models to eliminate racism and racial prejudices that could be recommended to States, for example, for educating children, or principles of equality to tackle racism against migrant workers, ethnic minorities or indigenous people?
The following questions are addressed in the context of action to be undertaken at the national and regional levels:have there been any successful national models to eliminate racism and racial prejudices that could be recommended to States, for example, for educating children, or principles of equality to tackle racism against migrant workers, ethnic minorities or indigenous peoples?
The Special Rapporteur reiterates that all the measures taken to prevent and eliminate racism and racial discrimination should be designedand implemented in conformity with international human rights standards.