Примеры использования To scheduled castes на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Constitutional and legal safeguards existed for persons belonging to scheduled castes.
Many are migrant workers, belong to scheduled castes or ethnic minorities.
This commission has the powers of a civil court in investigating violations of rights guaranteed to Scheduled Castes and Tribes.
India noted that they do maintain statistics with regard to scheduled castes and scheduled tribes and that these statistics are in the public domain.
Efforts are made to eliminate discrimination wherever it exists andto give maximum support to scheduled castes.
Domestic and international businesses were not giving representation to scheduled castes and tribes as required under the Constitution.
The Special Central Assistance to Scheduled Castes Sub Plan is an example, as is the Employment of Manual Scavengers and Construction of Dry Latrines(Prohibition) Act of 1993.
A number of constitutional provisions made specific reference to Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes.
With regard to scheduled castes and discrimination based on descent, he questioned the delegation's view that the existence of caste was directly linked to poverty.
Such action had been practised since colonial times,an example being the reference to scheduled castes in the 1935 Indian Constitution and the quotas subsequently introduced.
Evidence of changing power equations in society was the fact that some of the mostpopulous States had or had had Chief Ministers belonging to Scheduled Castes or backward classes.
Therefore, as in the last Report,information pertaining to Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes or issues related to this group has not been provided in the present Report.
The Committee in its concluding observations had asked the Government of India to submit information on a number of issues pertaining to Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes.
Similarly, the report stated that"the policies of the Indian Government relating to Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes do not come under the purview of article 1 of the Convention.
Secondly, the reference to Scheduled Castes by the Indian Delegation during the Travaux Preparatoire of 1965 was for the limited purpose of protecting the special measures constitutionally sanctioned in the Indian Constitution for the historically disadvantaged Scheduled Castes. .
Until March 31, 2009, about 9.7 million people have benefited through legal aid in which about 1.4 million persons belonging to Scheduled Castes and 464,000 persons of Scheduled Tribe communities were beneficiaries.
However, given that 166.6 million persons belonged to Scheduled Castes and 84.3 million to Scheduled Tribes, she was not certain that the resources allocated were sufficient to ensure the effectiveness of those measures.
In paragraph 7 of the report, it was stated that the term“descent” in the Convention referred to“race” andtherefore was not applicable to Scheduled Castes and Tribes, which were unique to Indian society.
For instance, many Hindu members belonging to"scheduled castes"(Dalits) experience segregation in access to housing, live below the poverty line, earn less than the minimum wage and have no access to education.
Until 31 March 2009,about 9.7 million people have benefited through legal aid in which about 1.4 million persons belonging to Scheduled Castes and 464,000 persons of Scheduled Tribe communities were beneficiaries.
There is serious concern regarding the striking disparities in terms of access to education, attendance at primary and secondary levels and drop-out rates between: different States, rural and urban areas, boys and girls, the affluent and poor, andchildren belonging to scheduled castes and tribes.
The State Party is also invited to provide, in its next periodic report,statistical data on persons belonging to scheduled castes in the territory of the State party, including their enjoyment of all rights protected under article 5 of the Convention.
Strengthen its efforts to progressively ensure that that all girls and boys, in urban, rural and least developed areas andchildren belonging to Scheduled Castes and Tribes, have equal access to educational opportunities;
The Committee is deeply concerned at persistent andsignificant social discrimination against children belonging to Scheduled Castes and Tribes and other tribal groups, reflected, inter alia, by the many violations of the 1989 Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes(Prevention of Atrocities) Act, the low number of such violations dealt with by the courts, and the fact that a majority of the states have failed to set up the special courts provided for under this Act.
As a matter of courtesy to the members of the Committee, if it so desires,the Government of India would be happy to provide information relating to Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes to them though not as a reporting obligation under CERD.
The Committee is particularly concerned at the low rate of prosecution of crimes against persons belonging to scheduled castes and scheduled tribes, and that discriminatory attitudes and prejudices in the enforcement of the law, especially by the police, is a serious obstacle in the victims' access to justice.
The Committee asked for information supported by statistics as to what extent the Mahatma Ghandi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act, 2005 and other employment programmes led to employment of women,including those belonging to scheduled castes and scheduled tribes, in rural areas of the states and union territories.
While welcoming the special temporary programmes and other activities to improve the enjoyment of rights by girls andvulnerable groups such as children belonging to Scheduled Castes and Tribes, the Committee expresses its concern at the possibility that other children in situations similar to that of those groups are not receiving the same benefits.
As conveyed to the Committee during the presentation of India's last periodic report, it is, therefore,submitted that the policies of the Indian Government relating to Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes do not come under the purview of Article 1 of the Convention.
Many measures had been taken to combat discrimination and to outlaw such practices, throughout India's history since independence, but issues involved in protecting andpromoting the rights of persons belonging to scheduled castes were complex and required a change of attitudes as well as social and economic change.