Примеры использования Vilification на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Defeatism, demagoguery, vilification of the Fuhrer.
The Bill contains provisions on harassment or vilification.
The term"vilification" was simply a synonym of"defamation.
Had the government of South Australia promulgated racial vilification legislation?
Prevent all forms of discrimination and vilification and deliberate negative stereotyping of the Roma community, Muslims and migrants(Bangladesh);
Offensive behaviour based on racial hatred(vilification) is also unlawful.
The three exceptions available under subsection 124A(2) of the Act do not apply to serious racial and religious vilification.
This includes threats, harassment,intimidation, vilification and various forms of interference.
Our fellow human beings suffered not only sickness butdiscrimination or, worse, vilification.
Crimes against honour(Penal Code, chap. 21, arts.361, vilification; 361 A, unprovoked vilification in practice; and 368, indictment);
The measures are intended to protect whistle-blowers from retaliation and vilification by their managers.
The vilification intensified after their executions, which were made in public, while the specific offenses under which they were condemned still remained secret.
Examples of issues raised in the paper are the inclusion of racial and religious vilification as prohibited conducts.
Hate speech, the vilification of a certain group in the media, and denials of past genocides and atrocities constitute the ideological part of exclusionary policies.
Amend the Criminal Code and the Organic Code of Military Justice,eliminating the crimes of contempt and vilification(Norway);
While there are no specific legislative provisions dealing with racial hatred or vilification, harassment on the basis of race is prohibited conduct under the ADC.
At the national level,Pakistan reported that it had taken a number of steps to promote interfaith harmony and to combat vilification of religions.
The Special Rapporteur expressed particular concern about the threats,harassment and vilification campaign which was allegedly targeting women's organizations and journalists.
This will give disabled persons the legal weapons with which to fight for equal opportunities, and to fight against discrimination,harassment and vilification.
It also notes the petitioner's argument that Mr. Sarrazin's statements had led to public vilification and debasement of Turks and Muslims in general.
It gives people with disabilities and their associates the legal means to fight for equal opportunities and to fight against discrimination,harassment and vilification.
The vilification of McMillan-Scott by the Conservative Party included the alteration of Wikipedia pages, in an attempt"to airbrush the embarrassing past" of Michał Kamiński, chairman of the ECR.
In addition, sufficient prominence had not been given to information on certain issues,such as a dialogue between civilizations and the vilification of some religions.
The Croatian leadership andpress frequently express vehement criticism, sometimes bordering on vilification, of UNPROFOR, based on what can only be seen as a wilful misreading of its mandate.
In particular, the Forum urges States to prioritize laws,policies and programmes that target hate speech and political and racial vilification.
An Anti-Discrimination Amendment Bill was introduced in 2001,inserting racial and religious vilification provisions into the Anti-Discrimination Act 1991.
He welcomed the fact that the Government planned to introduce provisions in its criminal andcivil law penalizing racial hatred and vilification.
AHRC stated that some people experienced discrimination, vilification or violence, increasingly through cyber-racism, because of their ethnic, racial, cultural, religious or linguistic background.
In the second case Patten v. State of NSW(1995)the Tribunal upheld the complaint of discrimination and vilification on the grounds of race.
She urged Italy's politicians, media andpublic officials to avoid vilification and deliberate negative stereotyping of any group of people and to publicly campaign against such behaviour by others.