Примеры использования To ethnic minority groups на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Over 50% of Hunter's students belong to ethnic minority groups.
Persons belonging to ethnic minority groups are underrepresented in political and public life, as reflected in their representation among the voting public, the police and armed forces and holders of public office.
Please provide statistical information on drop-out rates among street children andchildren belonging to ethnic minority groups.
Citing household survey data, one panellist said that people who lived in extreme poverty generally belonged to ethnic minority groups, highlighting the importance of group-based inequality within countries for government policies.
In particular, please provide such information relating to children living in remote areas and those belonging to ethnic minority groups.
Take all necessary measures to reduce dropout rates for children belonging to ethnic minority groups and children of rural-to-urban migrant workers;
He requested further details of the discriminatory attitude apparently often adopted by the police in their dealings with people belonging to ethnic minority groups.
The Committee is also concerned about reports that children belonging to ethnic minority groups have experienced verbal violence.
The Committee requests the State party to provide information in its next periodic report in this regard,including information on women belonging to ethnic minority groups.
Improving access to health care and education, as well as employment andhousing conditions of persons belonging to ethnic minority groups with an emphasis on the most vulnerable citizens in social and economic field.
In addition, as part of its 1999- 2000 Business Plan,the Social Security Agency is developing an action plan aimed at improving the way its services are delivered to ethnic minority groups.
Likewise, the introduction of a circular setting down guidelines for placement activities in relation to unemployed persons who belong to ethnic minority groups in connection with the handling of job offers in the public employment service was implemented.
The Committee is concerned about the lack of practical measures to support minority languages andto facilitate access to education by children belonging to ethnic minority groups.
Under the law, citizens of Belarus who belong to ethnic minority groups fully enjoy the rights and freedoms guaranteed by the Constitution and are entitled to choose the language of education and training regardless of their ethnic background.
The main spin-off of its activities is that institutions in these sectors are now more accessible to ethnic minority groups.
The State party should also review its policy regarding birth registration of children belonging to ethnic minority groups, including the Highlanders, and asylum-seeking/refugee children, and ensure that all children born in the State party are issued with birth certificates.
The Committee urges the State party to place high priority on the reduction of the illiteracy rate of women, in particular those whoare from rural areas, belong to ethnic minority groups or who are disabled.
The Committee is deeply concerned about reports of forced abortions and forced sterilizations imposed on women,including those belonging to ethnic minority groups, by local officials in the context of the one-child policy, and about the high maternal mortality rate as a result of unsafe abortions.
The plan emphasized that juveniles must be prevented from developing a criminal"career", aiming specifically to tackle crimes committed by children under the age of 12 andto reduce the proportion of criminal juveniles belonging to ethnic minority groups.
With reference to the right to education, please provide disaggregated data(by sex, age group, urban and rural area, andchildren belonging to ethnic minority groups) for the years 2004, 2005 and 2006, in percentage of the relevant age group, on.
The State party should implement the population policy in full compliance with the relevant provisions of the Convention and prosecute those responsible for resorting to coercive and violent measures in implementing such policy,in particular against women belonging to ethnic minority groups.
The Committee calls upon the State party to adopt framework legislation which defines the rights of persons belonging to ethnic minority groups and establishes mechanisms of dialogue, and to take measures to promote the use of their languages by those ethnic minority groups. .
The plan contains over 70 specific action commitments, ranging from assessing whether race issues are adequately treated in local authority housing strategies,through to allocations policy and new research for improving the Government's evidence on housing issues in relation to ethnic minority groups.
Please see our response to paragraph 24 of the list of issues on the measures taken to protect the rights of employment of women belonging to ethnic minority groups and to paragraph 29 on measures taken to protect and promote the rights of women with disabilities and eliminate discrimination against them.
Non-discrimination in general and in particular discrimination against girls, children with disabilities, children living in poverty, children infected or affected by HIV/AIDS, internally displaced children, refugee and asylum-seeking children, children in conflict with the law,children belonging to ethnic minority groups and children living in rural and remote areas;
In 2003, CERD emphasized that a high percentage of persons belonging to ethnic minority groups often do not enjoy equal access to the labour market, land and means of agricultural production, health services, education and other facilities and, accordingly, a disproportionately high percentage of members of these groups live in poverty.
The Committee encourages the State party to continue its efforts in increasing the participation of persons belonging to ethnic minority groups, including women, into public and political life.
The Committee further recommends that comprehensive, action-oriented studies be undertaken to ascertain the reasons behind the low participation of persons belonging to ethnic minority groups in elections, both as voters and as candidates for public office, the reason for their low representation in the police and armed forces, and the reason for their disproportionately high level of unemployment.
While the Committee notes that the National Statistical and Information Institute"Turkmenmillikhasabat" collects data and carries out sociological studies on children's issues, it is concerned at the absence of data in the State party's report on most of the issues covered by the Convention, including children with disabilities,children belonging to ethnic minority groups and children in conflict with the law.
This system should cover all children up to the age of 18 years with specific emphasis on those belonging to the most disadvantaged groups, including children belonging to ethnic minority groups, children in poverty, children living in remote and border areas, disabled children, street children and children placed in institutions.