Примери за използване на Stigmatisation на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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In a civilised way, with applause or whistling,but without insults, stigmatisation or aggression.
Stigmatisation of and discrimination against those who suffer from mental ill health still persists.
Underlines, in this connection, the important role of education to combat stigmatisation;
In fact, stigmatisation was often so extreme that since ancient times leprosy has been called the‘death before death'.
Whereas CT policies should not lead to social exclusion and stigmatisation;
Stresses that the fight against Ebola must not lead to stigmatisation of survivor patients in communities or countries;
Schizophrenia is a disease associated with numerous myths andburdened with considerable stigmatisation.
Lorand Szakacs: The group„Right to the City” fights against stigmatisation of the poor people in Timișoara.
Some leave their jobs to avoid it,while others avoid gender reassignment surgery for fear of stigmatisation.
Combatting stigmatisation of immigrants and building counter narratives to foster intercultural dialogue and mutual understanding.
Progress in terms of discrimination has been halted,nationalism and stigmatisation of some groups increased.
Combatting stigmatisation of“migrants” and building counter narratives to foster intercultural dialogue and mutual understanding.
Fostering intercultural dialogue andmutual understanding and combatting the stigmatisation of migrants and minority groups 2.
People should be protected from stigmatisation and social exclusion regardless of age, gender, ethnic origin and socio-economic group.
The Roma have suffered and continue to suffer systematic discrimination, exclusion,human rights violations and stigmatisation.
The impact of this campaign is growing, but the stigmatisation and misinformation that surrounds dementia remains a global issue.
Calls on the authorities to strengthen the fight against harmful traditional practices, such as the stigmatisation of children accused of sorcery;
Whereas there has been increasing stigmatisation, violence and targeted arrests against LGBTI people over the past two years in the country;
As a non-religious person, I firmly support this resolution,which is an appeal for tolerance and not a stigmatisation of Egypt or Malaysia.
The impact of World Alzheimer's Month is growing, but the stigmatisation and misinformation that surrounds dementia remains a global issue.
The Roma struggle with discrimination in Europe on a systematic basis and have to fight exclusion,violations of their human rights and stigmatisation.
They and their children have suffered discrimination,abuse, and stigmatisation from other camp residents," the global rights body said.
Encouraging Member States to take every necessary measure to prevent discrimination against the victims of child abuse and their stigmatisation.
It calls for an end to the'criminalisation,marginalisation and stigmatisation of people who use drugs but who do no harm to others'.
Young people and their representatives demand a Europe that pays attention to their concerns,a Europe that is free of exclusion and stigmatisation.
It called on governments to"end the criminalisation,marginalisation and stigmatisation of people who use drugs but who do no harm to others".
Stigmatisation and incitement to hatred on the grounds of religious affiliations are considered offences in France and this situation is equivalent to flagrante delicto.
None of this will have any effect unless we resolve one problem which involves combating racism and the stigmatisation of Roma and Sinti throughout Europe.
Stigmatisation and attempts to discredit them, as well as physical and verbal attacks against activists, instead of a protected environment in which to carry out their activities;
Such a situation is often caused by the prevalent partly negative public andpolitical attitude in society and the stigmatisation of the mentally ill.