Примеры использования To prohibit racial на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Obligation on the authorities to prohibit racial.
Thus, ICERD requires each State party to prohibit racial discrimination by"any persons, group or organization" art. 2.1 d.
This observation was vindicated by the findings of a survey later conducted between February and March 2004,in which about 60 per cent of the respondents supported the introduction of legislation to prohibit racial discrimination.
Obligation on the authorities to prohibit racial discrimination art. 4 c.
In addition, a bill intended to prohibit racial or religious profiling against members of indigenous communities had been awaiting adoption by the Senate since September 2008, but since it was not considered a priority, it would probably not be passed in the near future.
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Mr. de GOUTTES said that he was gratified to note the role entrusted to the"Defensor del pueblo", the proposed establishment of a nationalhuman rights commission and the rather comprehensive provisions to prohibit racial discrimination contained in the Dominican Penal Code.
It has not had to deal with a need to prohibit racial discrimination by any persons, group or organization;
Furthermore, apart from a reference in paragraph 10 to the Basic Law of Macao,there was no reference to any specific provisions to prohibit racial discrimination within the meaning of the Convention.
Brazil had made commendable efforts to prohibit racial discrimination in regard to access to public places.
The report gave no information on how the Convention had been incorporated into Gabonese domestic law, whether any procedures existed for invoking it,whether legislation had been passed to prohibit racial discrimination as required by article 4, or how articles 6 and 7 were applied in Gabon.
The statutory measures which have been taken to prohibit racial discrimination are discussed above, under other articles of the Convention.
He would like more information about the current arrangements for recognizing diplomas and professional experience acquired abroad,as well as about the legislation now under consideration to prohibit racial discrimination in connection with the renting or purchasing of a dwelling.
None of the domestic legislation mentioned in the report appeared to prohibit racial discrimination against the population as a whole; the State party should take steps to remedy that.
In that regard, the Committee reiterated its request for information on the ethnic composition of the population and economic, social and cultural indicators pertaining to the situation of the various ethnic groups; on legislative andother measures taken under article 2 of the Convention to prohibit racial discrimination; and, in particular, on developments in Bougainville.
The State party should complete its legislation in order to prohibit racial discrimination in the same way as other forms of discrimination.
In enacting criminal legislation to prohibit racial discrimination, the State party had complied fully with the provisions of the Convention, but no information was given on the implementation of that legislation.
It recommended that the State adopt legislative and other measures to prohibit racial discrimination, especially against Black Africans.
Apart from references in the report to specific laws to prohibit racial discrimination, there was little indication of the manner in which article 1 of the Convention was being implemented, and further information about anti-discriminatory legislation was required.
The Committee recommends that the State party adopt legislative and other measures to prohibit racial discrimination, especially against Black Africans.
The Committee recommends that specific legislation be adopted to prohibit racial discrimination by private groups or organizations, in accordance with article 2, paragraph 1(d), of the Convention.
He asked if the opinion, held by nearly one third of Mexicans, that"the only thing indigenous people could do to escape from poverty was to not behave like indigenous people" resulted from cultural or structural factors or both,if norms had been issued to prohibit racial and ethnic profiling, if both federal and local police were trained in human rights and if women from ethnic minorities suffered multiple discrimination.
Concern is also expressed at the absence of comprehensive legislation to prohibit racial discrimination in the private sector in accordance with articles 2(1)(d) and 5(e)(i) of the Convention.
It stresses that article 2,paragraph 1(d), of the Convention makes it an obligation for States parties to prohibit racial discrimination committed not only by individuals but“by any persons, group or organization”.
As regards the implementation of article 5,the Government provides measures to prohibit racial discrimination and to guarantee the rights of everyone, without distinction as to race, colour, or national or ethnic origin.
The Committee recommended that domestic legislation be amended so as to prohibit racial discrimination as defined in article 1, paragraph 1, of ICERD.
First, her predecessor encouraged States to enact orstrengthen legislation to prohibit racial discrimination in all areas of the public and private sectors relating to housing, planning and land.
AI noted that although the Anti-Discrimination Law prohibits discrimination in access to housing,it fails to prohibit racial segregation as a form of discrimination and construction of new housing units that would result in segregation of the Roma.
While understanding that the Zimbabwean legislature had endeavoured to strike a balance between the needs to prohibit racial discrimination and the wish not to interfere excessively or ineffectively in private conversations, he stated his view that the current text lacked firmness.
Articles 2 and 5 of the Convention were interpreted in Australia as placing a twofold obligation on States parties: to prohibit racial discrimination and guarantee equality, and to take temporary affirmative action when circumstances so warranted in order to ensure racial equality.