Examples of using Based on work and descent in English and their translations into Arabic
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Discrimination based on work and descent.
The Special Rapporteur recognizes the efforts of countries thathave adopted legislation to counter discrimination based on work and descent.
Discrimination based on work and descent 10.
It contains a set of principles and guidelines highlighting the international standards prohibiting discrimination based on work and descent.
Discrimination based on work and descent.
The Commission endorsed the request and entrusted two Special Rapporteurs with thetask of preparing a comprehensive study on discrimination based on work and descent.
Concerned that discrimination based on work and descent affects communities in many regions of the world.
(h) Expanded working paper by Mr. Goonesekere on the topic of discrimination based on work and descent(decision 2001/110).
Submission on: Discrimination based on work and descent: The Midgan/Madhiban" Outcaste" Clans of Somalia.
(a) Encourages the participation of Governments and civil society in broad local and national consultations on discrimination based on work and descent;
Declares that discrimination based on work and descent is a form of discrimination prohibited by international human rights law;
(b) Working paper by Mr. Goonesekere on the topic of discrimination based on work and descent(resolution 2000/4, para. 4);
(b) Discrimination based on work and descent is a human rights problem deeply rooted in societies and cultures in many parts of the world.
It has become abundantly clear that the practice of discrimination based on work and descent is a serious violation of human rights and human dignity.
There would be considerable value in the development of a set of principles and guidelines on the elimination of discrimination based on work and descent.
Expanded working paper on the topic of discrimination based on work and descent in regions other than those already covered(Item 5).
In order to address deep-rooted beliefs and practices,like those that sustain discrimination based on work and descent, a longterm commitment to public awareness-raising and education is required.
The workshops are intended to encourage the representatives of the affected communities toactively participate in the discussions on the topic of discrimination based on work and descent.
Aware that discrimination based on work and descent has historically been a feature of societies in different regions of the world and continues to affect a significant proportion of the world ' s population.
(f) Expanded working paper by Mr. Eide and Mr. Yokota on the topic of discrimination based on work and descent(Sub-Commission decision 2002/108).
(a) Discrimination based on work and descent is a form of discrimination prohibited by international human rights law, including the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination.
Public awareness-raising and education programmes are of central importance in addressing the century-old beliefs and practices that lead to discrimination based on work and descent.
The apparent existence of discrimination based on work and descent in diaspora communities engages the responsibility of a wider circle of Governments and authorities, beyond those of the countries of origin of such communities.
The authors are hopeful that the questionnaire survey to be conducted will disclose the extent and nature of the issue of discrimination based on work and descent more comprehensively and accurately.
In studying and analysing the issue of discrimination based on work and descent, the authors have found the usefulness and importance of cooperation with,and input from, Governments, United Nations bodies and specialized agencies, non-governmental organizations and, in particular, the affected communities.
(e) Implement public awareness-raising and education campaigns, to promote positive change in public attitudes and practices vis-à-vis members of communities affected by discrimination based on work and descent.
Thirdly, the working paper presents, as requested by the Sub-Commission, a proposed framework for a draft set of principles and guidelines for the elimination of discrimination based on work and descent for the consideration of the Sub-Commission.
The preparation of this paper has been based on an examination of available secondary and primary sources, but time and resources have not permitted a more comprehensivereview of the global situation with regard to discrimination based on work and descent.
In its decision 2002/108, the Sub-Commission decided to entrust Mr. Asbjørn Eide and Mr. Yozo Yokota with the preparation of anexpanded working paper on the topic of discrimination based on work and descent in regions other than those already covered.