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Attempts to give equal opportunities to ethnic minorities.
Third, to ethnic minorities(Roma) and socially marginalized(mainly youths).
What I would like to emphasise is that people belonging to ethnic minorities have rights.
Third, to ethnic minorities(Roma) and marginalised social strata(mainly young people).
Health Strategy for disadvantaged persons belonging to ethnic minorities was another focus of the training.
Achieving a higher level of health of disadvantaged Bulgarian citizens belonging to ethnic minorities;
By people belonging to ethnic minorities and others, where all of them are exposed to a direct risk of discrimination.
Vulnerable workers are more than average female, and/or belong to ethnic minorities and migrant groups, the experts concluded.
Members are elected or appointed in line with the principles of balanced participation of women and men, andthe participation of persons belonging to ethnic minorities.
This is especially true for the disabled and those belonging to ethnic minorities, who face discrimination from education and employers.
Here inclusion and anti-discrimination policies need to be reinforced,not least in relation to immigrants and their descendants and to ethnic minorities.
This is especially true for the disabled and those belonging to ethnic minorities, who face discrimination from education and employers.
In the election or appointment of the Commission members, the principles of balanced participation of women and men andof participation of persons belonging to ethnic minorities is respected.
(SK) The protection of people belonging to ethnic minorities is, quite rightly, an important component of international development and relations between states.
(3) In selection or appointment of the Commission members the principles of balanced participation of women and men andparticipation of persons belonging to ethnic minorities shall be respected.
(SK) The Slovak Republic applies a high standard in relation to ethnic minorities and, at the same time, one of the most moderate national language laws in Europe.
(3) On the election or appointment of the members of the Commission shall be observed the principles of balanced participation of women and men andof participation of persons belonging to ethnic minorities.
The greatest challenge though remains for the persons belonging to ethnic minorities, especially for those living in rural areas far from municipal or district cities.
Children in large or non-nuclear families, children living in institutions, in rural areas and disadvantaged regions, andchildren belonging to ethnic minorities are the worst affected, she said.
Thus, it is allowed to give birth to a second child to ethnic minorities, as well as to families living in rural areas, if the first child is a girl or has physical disabilities.
Participates in the implementation of National Health Programmes,in the“Health Strategy for Disadvantaged Persons belonging to Ethnic Minorities” and in the implementation of regional health policies.
The percentage of civil servants belonging to ethnic minorities soared from 4% to almost 17%, though minority representation in government still lags compared to that in the general population.
Trump, whose family has financial ties to Turkey, was then currying favor with President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan,who is violently hostile to ethnic minorities, especially the Kurds.
Calls on the Member States, despite this, to come up with policies geared towards young people from more disadvantaged families,such as those belonging to ethnic minorities, and especially the Roma community, who have lower education levels and are at risk of poverty and social exclusion, since better education helps break the vicious circle of poverty;
Calls on the Member States to conduct research and compile comparable data concerning women and the media, including the portrayal of women from specific groups,such as women with disabilities or women belonging to ethnic minorities;
EU legislation(the Race Equality Directive)already obliges Member States to give equal access to ethnic minorities, such as the Roma, to education, housing, health and employment.
In Sejdić and Finci v Bosnia and Herzegovina(December 2009), the European Court of Human Rights found that Bosnia andHerzegovina had violated the plaintiffs' right to be elected just because they belonged to ethnic minorities.
(prev. item 16- SG 69/08) the measures in the sphere of education andtraining for providing the participation of persons belonging to ethnic minorities, inasmuch as and while these measures are necessary;
The council is a coordinating and advisory body that assists the Cabinet in the field of state policy on ethnic and integration issues on the basis of cooperation between the state bodies andthe associations of Bulgarian citizens belonging to ethnic minorities.
Migration from former colonies has proven to be problematic for European countries,where the majority population may express hostility to ethnic minorities who have immigrated from former colonies.