Examples of using Multicultural context in English and their translations into Arabic
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Hope and Well- being in a Multicultural Context.
Within that multicultural context, we enjoy a freedom of worship that makes our social fabric multifaceted.
Globalization and discrimination in a multicultural context.
Promotion and protection of human rights in a multicultural context, including through combating xenophobia, discrimination and intolerance.
Learning and Communication in Multilingual and Multicultural Contexts.
It was difficult in the international multicultural context in which the Fund operated to draw compelling conclusions from the experience or practice in any particular national jurisdiction.
It focuses on the development of excellent communicationskills using English language in international, multicultural contexts.
Panel on the promotion and protection of human rights in a multicultural context, including through combating xenophobia, discrimination and intolerance.
Within the framework of the Trust Fund, UNIFEM supports a project in Chiapas, Mexico,to combat gender-based violence and HIV/AIDS in a multicultural context.
Panel on the promotion and protection of human rights in a multicultural context, including through combating xenophobia, discrimination and intolerance.
Although there are no existing fail-safe methods, it may be said that the United Nations enjoys an important comparative advantage,considering the diversity of competencies available within a multicultural context.
BBB. Resolution 18/20:Panel on the promotion and protection of human rights in a multicultural context, including through combating xenophobia, discrimination and intolerance.
States are obliged to ensure that appropriate and effective information on methods to prevent HIV transmission is developed anddisseminated for use in different multicultural contexts and religious traditions.
Later in 2002, PTP made presentations on Peacebuilding in a multicultural context and implications to social and economic development, and participated in the" World Summit on Sustainable Development" in Johannesburg, South Africa, August 26-September 4.
The panel provided an informative and engaging exchange of views on the promotion andprotection of human rights in a multicultural context, including through combating xenophobia, discrimination and intolerance.
It will clarify some of the key concepts and issues that surround the international debate, resume in a synthetic form the international standard-setting instruments that refer to intercultural education and present a set of practical guidelines on it to guideMember States in developing educational policies in multicultural contexts.
Decides to convene, within existing resources, at its twentieth session,a panel discussion on the promotion and protection of human rights in a multicultural context, including through combating xenophobia, discrimination and intolerance;
Fully aware of the great responsibility that will devolve upon UNESCO during the International Year for the Culture of Peace with a view to promoting a world historical andcivilizational change in which people learn to live together in a multicultural context sharing common democratic ideals.
During the twentieth session of the Human Rights Council, on 29 June 2012, OHCHR organized a panel entitled" Promotion andprotection of human rights in a multicultural context, including through combating xenophobia, discrimination and intolerance", pursuant to paragraph 3 of Council resolution 18/20.
In its resolution 18/20, the Human Rights Council decided to hold a panel discussion at its twentieth session on the promotion andprotection of human rights in a multicultural context, including through combating xenophobia, discrimination and intolerance.
(a) Decided to convene, within existing resources, at its twentieth session,a panel discussion on the promotion and protection of human rights in a multicultural context, including through combating xenophobia, discrimination and intolerance;
Bearing in mind also that the promotion and upholding of tolerance, respect, pluralism and diversityis essential for the promotion and protection of human rights in multicultural contexts and, in particular, for combating racism, xenophobia, intolerance and discrimination.
In its resolution 18/20, the Council decided to convene, within existing resources, at its twentieth session,a panel discussion on the promotion and protection of human rights in a multicultural context, including through combating xenophobia, discrimination and intolerance.
Other subjects discussed included the concept of conflict coaching, ombudsman accountability, assessment of and response to imminent risk in ombudsman work,conflict-resolution challenges in multicultural contexts, and measuring and using client feedback. C. Printed and electronic information materials.
During the twentieth session of the Human Rights Council, on 29 June 2012, the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights(OHCHR)organized a panel discussion on the promotion and protection of human rights in a multicultural context, including through combating xenophobia, discrimination and intolerance, pursuant to paragraph 3 of Human Rights Council resolution 18/20.
Key examples over the past several years include issues papers on socio-economic causes and consequences of the HIV/AIDS epidemic in southern Africa; the HIV/AIDS epidemic and sustainable human development; poverty and HIV/AIDS in sub-Saharan Africa; strengthening national capacity for HIV/AIDS strategicplanning; HIV prevention in multicultural contexts; people living with HIV/AIDS; the law, ethics and discrimination, and sharing the challenge of the HIV/AIDS epidemic: building partnerships.
The issue of discrimination in the context of the multicultural process has two main dimensions.
In cooperation with other international partners, the Alliance has begun to help develop anddisseminate projects that address the challenges of teaching about the" other" in the context of multicultural societies.
The aim of this modality is to make education available for all in the context of a multiethnic, multicultural society, with recognition of cultural diversity.