Examples of using Marginalised groups in English and their translations into Arabic
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VI. Rights of marginalised groups 96- 103 21.
Racism, racial discrimination, integration of migrants and marginalised groups.
Excluded and marginalised groups had remained at the same level of development.
Some challenges were noted, such as fully including marginalised groups, particularly women.
Focus on marginalised groups or disadvantaged sections of society. Of particular relevance would be measures to improve health and education(India);
We work in an inclusive approach making sure youth, women,people with disabilities and marginalised groups are better represented and heard.
In many context, marginalised groups do not trust the legal system owing to the widespread manipulation that it has historically been subjected to by the more powerful.
The Political Parties Act promotes regional and ethnic diversity,gender balance and representation of minorities and marginalised groups.
Representatives of vulnerable groups and ethnic and other marginalised groups were deprived of health insurance and had thus limited access to healthcare.
In the developing world especially, there is a hope thatgrassroots mobilisation can serve as a means for marginalised groups to address such challenges.
With the goal of giving marginalised groups the strength to manage their problems and take control of their own lives, Project initiatives included training, counselling and development activities for women and children.
The strategy recognised the feminisation of the AIDS epidemic and places the needs and rights of women,young people and marginalised groups at its heart.
AI stated that there is a risk of human rights violations against such marginalised groups, as recently exemplified by the case of a woman living with HIV/AIDS.
Policies must encouragethe development of planted forests that are appropriate to the local context and meet the needs of economically and socially marginalised groups and indigenous peoples;
Cabinet through adopted affirmative action strategies for the benefit of the marginalised groups i.e. Basarwa and remote area dwellers affording them preference in schools, vocational institutions and employment.
Mahila Samakhya(MS): is a scheme started in 1989 for the education and empowerment of women in rural areas,particularly for those belonging to the socially and economically marginalised groups.
Take further steps to eliminate discrimination against vulnerable or marginalised groups, including on the basis of gender or caste, by enacting laws to criminalize all forms of discrimination(UK).
Do these guidelines take into account cultural diversity and specific needs, such as those relatingto gender, age, and socially, culturally and geographically marginalised groups in the population?
Meaningful participation" by all"relevant stakeholders" would be required,including that of public health experts and marginalised groups. The German Chaos Computer Club(CCC) and Reporters Without Borders(Reporter ohne Grenzen)(RSF) also issued checklists.
In addition, more public awareness is necessary so men and women can know their rights under the Constitutionand also assist in changing traditional attitudes and mindset towards these marginalised groups.
Mixed-use developments: Promoting mixed useof buildings allows minority returnees, Roma, persons with disabilities and other marginalised groups to integrate physically, economically and socially with members of the majority community.
In terms of disadvantaged or marginalised groups, Sri Lanka has initiated special projects aimed at women who live under difficult circumstances, the differently-abled, the elderly, the homeless, widows and single parent families, orphans, families of prisoners, drug-addicts.
We work in aninclusive manner making sure youth, women, people with disabilities, and marginalised groups are better represented and heard.
Affirmative action programmes designed to ensure that minorities and marginalised groups participate and are represented in governance and other spheres of life; are provided special opportunities in educational and economic fields; special opportunities for access to employment; develop their cultural values, languages and practices; and have reasonable access to water, health services and infrastructure.
NZHRC recommended that New Zealand adopt a national plan to combat poverty with targets and a timeline andwith clear indicators to assess its impact particularly on children, marginalised groups and Maori and Pacific people.
We are offering expertise, funding and partnerships with Britain to help stimulate exciting new economic areas in Egypt.By focusing on creativity and marginalised groups we continue to demonstrate the core values of the British Council's work as a cultural organisation that focuses on people and opportunities.”.
Build national ownership of aid policies and programmes especially through broad and open consultations with civilsociety, faith-based, women ' s and other marginalised groups in formulating, implementing and monitoring programmes;
Furthermore, the projects have often helped to build the state's legitimacy as it helps ensure citizens survival andprogrammes are targeted at marginalised groups and support their integration(e.g. in Nepal successive governments have used cash transfers to help integrate marginalised groups and reduce the risk of conflict).
In accordance with this commitment, planted forests have an important role to play in eradicating poverty in both developing countries andthose areas of developed countries where marginalised groups and indigenous peoples are excluded from the benefits of development processes.
According to this new Constitution, the State shall put in place affirmative action programmes to ensure that young girls and boys receive relevant education andtraining(art. 55) and that minorities and marginalised groups, especially women, are provided with special opportunities in education(art. 56).