Examples of using Dalit in English and their translations into Arabic
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Dalit Freedom Network.
National Campaign on Dalit Human Rights.
Dalit Solidarity Network UK.
Taught a 5 day pastor's conference to about 80 Dalit pastors.
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Dalit leader, Sooraj Kumar… and our beloved, Brij Gopal.
You can listen to a podcast about what it's like to grow up Dalit in Kolkata.
His Excellency Mr. Dalit Ezhilmalai, Minister of State for Health and Family Welfare of India.
They included reports of upper-caste individuals raping Dalit women and girls.
The situation of Dalit women, who constituted 16 per cent of Nepalese women, was highlighted.
The Committee urges theGovernment to enforce laws preventing discrimination against Dalit women and prohibiting the devadasi system.
A Dalit woman was the chief minister of the most populous State, Uttar Pradesh, till recently.
The distribution of scholarship to Dalit community children has increased in enrolment in the Terai.
Ms. Sharma(Nepal) addressed the issue of discrimination in access to health,in particular with reference to Dalit women.
Could the apathy towards the school be because only dalit and muslim children attend? One certainly hopes not.
In India the Dalit Foundation is run by, organizes, trains and champions the rights of dalits(so-called untouchables) against remarkable odds.
She also reported widespreadviolence in the Kandhamal district of Orissa, targeting primarily Christians in dalit and tribal communities.
Additionally, in 1996 more than 1,200 Dalit children died from malnutrition in Maharashtra state. Varhade, Yogesh.
At the same meeting, the Preparatory Committee also considered theissue of the accreditation of the non-governmental organization International Dalit Solidarity Network.
The per cent of Dalit and Janajati teachers in the teaching profession as well as in school administration is still low.
PC.3/106. Accreditation of the non-governmental organizations National Campaign on Dalit Human Rights, Swadhikar and People ' s Education for Action and Liberation.
Girls provided detailed accounts of their military experience, such as a 13-year-oldgirl who underwent military training before joining the Dalit Mukti Morcha militia group.
Together with the Feminist Dalit Organization in Nepal, in April 2011, the Movement launched human rights awareness-raising and educational programmes for Dalit women in Nepal.
The share of girls ' enrolment in all social groups is in increasing trend; however,the enrolment of Dalit girls is 9.8 per cent, and so is yet to be increased compared to their population share at national level.
The Dalit Commission has increased collaboration with local-level networks and the Women ' s Commission has established a national network for the monitoring of women ' s rights and is present in 30 districts to date.
(b) Strengthen public awareness-raising campaigns andtake specific measures to ensure that Dalit women and women from scheduled tribes are aware of the procedures for registering births and obtaining birth certificates and ensure their access to those facilities;
The Committee recommends that the State party put in place a mechanism to monitor effective enforcement of the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes Prevention of Atrocities Act in order to ensure accountability andend impunity for crimes committed against Dalit women.
The Committee is concerned that Dalit women and women from scheduled tribes face multiple barriers in gaining access to justice, owing to legal illiteracy, lack of awareness of their rights and limited accessibility of legal aid.
In addition, Dalit children face discriminatory attitudes from fellow students and the community as a whole, in particular from higher caste members, who perceive education for Dalits as a threat to village hierarchies and power relations.
It was clear from the reports of violence to dalit women and of the existence of a culture of impunity for offenders, that significant measures needed to be taken to improve the administration of justice in India, in particular through the provision of legal aid.