Exemplos de uso de Ethnic and religious communities em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Several of Iraq's neighbours share ethnic and religious communities with Iraq.
Ethnic and religious communities in a number of countries of the world went through various and enormous unjust sufferings.
The commemoration of Husayn ibn Ali has become a national holiday and all ethnic and religious communities participate in it.
Excursions to various ethnic and religious communities in Israel and day trips around Israel.
Moreover, respect for religious difference is the necessary condition for the peaceful cohabitation of different ethnic and religious communities.
The hope ultimately is to be able to bring together women of different ethnic and religious communities in Sri Lanka in such Peace Circles to shareÂand build trust and friendship.
All ethnic and religious communities of Iraq, including the Assyrians, have the right to protection and to practise their ethnic, religious, political, administrative and cultural rights.
In this context, it is advisable to establish certain consultative bodies,made up of the leaders of all the ethnic and religious communities of Iraq, with a view to conferring more legitimacy on the central authorities.
I urged all the ethnic and religious communities of Bosnia-Hercegovina, profoundly marked by suffering, to forgive and be reconciled, and I have prayed that they will be able to say to one another:“We forgive and we ask for forgiveness”.
It might sound too strong but our Union is based on clear principles and its existence is possible thanks to the fact that peace, solidarity, tolerance,mutual respect among ethnic and religious communities, and the peaceful co-existence of nations prevailed in Europe 50 years ago.
Is convinced that these efforts should also include the promotion of dialogue and cooperation between the different segments of society at the local and national levels, including dialogue and cooperation between different cultural, ethnic and religious communities;
The European Union must actively support the institutional development of Iraq, strongly rooted in its realities, with due respect of the historical, religious, cultural and identity traditions of the Iraqi people and of all the ethnic and religious communities within its territory.
For decades, Malaysia has been a country characterised by tolerance between the various ethnic groups and religious communities.
Secondly, we must demand firm guarantees for religious freedom;the Syrian Government must stop interfering with religious minorities in Syria itself, for the various religious communities and ethnic groups are having a particularly hard time at the moment because of the way Syria is managing their interests.
Communal conflicts in Nigeria can be divided into two broad categories: ethnic conflicts,attributed to actors primarily divided by cultural, ethnic, or religious communities and identities, such as instances of religious violence between Christianand Muslim communities herder-farmer conflicts, typically involving disputes over land and/or cattle between herders(in particular the Fulani or Hausa) and farmers(in particular the Tiv or Tarok) The most impacted states are those of the Nigerian Middle Belt like Benue, Taraba and Plateau.
This"social contract", which we revolutionaries, so rightly describe,at least guarantees social peace between ethnic groups and religious communities.
Conceived as occupying a political space above and beyond all ethnic groups and religious communities, this figure was understood as not just universal, but truly supreme.
Only when the countries involved can determine their own destiny,and the various ethnic groups and religious communities accept and respect each other fully, will peace be built on the solid foundations of solidarity, justice and respect for the legitimate rights of individuals and peoples.
It touches on vital and explosive issues- the evolution of family ties, the future of pension provisions and care for the elderly, the evolution of immigration policies, the ethnic and language distributions within societies,the potential for violence within and among different religious and ethnic communities, the legal and moral debate over women's rights in generaland access to abortion and contraception in particular.