Examples of using Structural inequality in English and their translations into Arabic
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It's time for us to rise up and collectively speak up about structural inequality.
Mr. Khan(Indonesia) said that poverty, which stemmed from structural inequality, posed the greatest threat to the safety and well-being of children.
She wished to emphasize the importance of the latter document,which focused on actions that the Government could take to address structural inequality.
Mr. Salazar-Pineda(Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela) said that the structural inequality between North and South was part and parcel of poverty.
Continue with the design and implementation of programmes fighting poverty andextreme poverty with a human rights approach to overcome structural inequality(Uruguay); 84.37.
As analyzed within the United Nationshuman rights framework," power imbalances and structural inequality between men and women are among the root causes of violence against women.".
Nevertheless, it was concerned that the number of child abuse cases was not decreasing, that corporal punishment was not prohibited in Aruba andthat insufficient progress had been made in combating structural inequality.
Violence against women is rooted in power imbalances and structural inequality between men and women.
It also found that Gender-Based Violence and structural inequality on the basis of gender still continued even after the war and successive governments have failed to address these issues.
However, only some governments took measures to overcome structural inequality, while others did not.
One of the distinguishing features of the region is the structural inequality between the GCC countries, where the resource surpluses are concentrated, and the more diversified economies, where the social needs are the most pressing.
In this context,the undifferentiating character of most housing policies respond imperfectly to this structural inequality and allow discriminatory practices to flourish.
Violence against women is rooted in structural inequality between men and women. Legal frameworks to secure gender equality and protect and promote women ' s human rights are necessary to effectively address such violence.
This complex panorama of persistent poverty is rootedin the conditions of destitution, discrimination and structural inequality to which indigenous peoples have historically been subject.
Poverty conditions, including structural inequality, and social and economic disparities affecting individuals, groups and communities, are violations of the human rights to survival, protection, development and social participation.
State campaign on Violence against Women: Constructing Equity:Workshops and conferences in each municipality on structural inequality and families, domestic violence and the rights of women.
This is due more to structural inequality than direct discrimination: a gendered labour market accounts for much of the gap, with women overrepresented in lower paid sectors- cleaning, caring, catering, and cashiering.
CEDAW expressed concern about insufficient progress made in combating structural inequality and disadvantages that women continued to experience in the labour market.
Those factors are interrelated and form vicious circles that impede the transition to the new model that is so urgently needed ifwe are to achieve economic recovery and reduce the structural inequality that has contributed to the crisis.
In addition, important questions such as past injustices and structural inequality and the corresponding affirmative measures to address these are not adequately covered by the draft norms.
The failure to integrate gender equality fully into the Millennium Development Goals means that efforts by States totackle poverty have not addressed structural inequality and discrimination on gender and other grounds.
Institutional and structural violence is any form of structural inequality or institutional discrimination that maintains a woman in a subordinate position, whether physical or ideological, to other people within her family, household or community.
The study will use the human rights framework for addressing violence against women,linking it to the persistence of structural inequality and discrimination against women as both a cause and a consequence of such violence.
Evidence gathered by researchers of the pervasive nature and multiple forms of violence against women, together with advocacy campaigns, led to the recognition that violence against women was global,systemic and rooted in power imbalances and structural inequality between men and women.
Social protection is an effectivetool for addressing both the causes and symptoms of vulnerability and structural inequality while meeting the immediate and basic needs of the poor and excluded for sustaining their livelihoods.
(11) Recognizing that globalization has intensified structural inequality and poverty and has been accompanied by lack of recognition that human rights are relevant in the design and execution of programmes that address poverty, marginalization and social exclusion, at the same time as it has given countries a chance to develop.
However, much to our regret, the Millennium Development Goals did not address the root causes of poverty,most especially the unequal distribution of power and resources and the structural inequality between women and men that have made it impossible for the Goals to be truly transformative.
Thailand addresses structural inequality by ensuring the fair distribution of land and resources, providing social security to all groups and empowering local communities to participate in their own management, including through the protection of their rights to a clean environment and the preservation of their cultures.
Reparations should aspire, to the extent possible, to subvert, instead of reinforce, pre-existing structural inequality that may be at the root causes of the violence the women experience before, during and after the conflict.
Resolutions adopted by these organs have increasingly referred to the heightened risk of gender-based violence for women who suffer multiple forms of discrimination andhave identified" power imbalances and structural inequality between men and women" as root causes of violence against women.