Examples of using Stigmatisation in English and their translations into Czech
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Stigmatisation of and discrimination against those who suffer from mental ill health still persists.
The Commission categorically rejects any stigmatisation of the Roma or likening them to criminals.
However, I watched as swathes of generations werecut down by a virus and cut down by discrimination and stigmatisation.
Without this common minimum, we shall have a jungle of competition, stigmatisation, exclusion and exploitation without limit.
The Roma have suffered and continue to suffer systematic discrimination, exclusion,human rights violations and stigmatisation.
The answer to crime is not encouraging xenophobia,discrimination and stigmatisation of nationalities or ethnic origins.
The Roma struggle with discrimination in Europe on a systematic basis and have to fight exclusion,violations of their human rights and stigmatisation.
On the other hand, of course, it is imperative to prevent the stigmatisation of certain ethnic groups, even though one group may have been advocating it here.
As a non-religious person, I firmly support this resolution,which is an appeal for tolerance and not a stigmatisation of Egypt or Malaysia.
In the second case, discrimination and stigmatisation are even more obvious, going as far as a Romanian mother being requested the change of her son's name.
In addition, the Presidency will ensure that risk assessments can never result in stigmatisation of persons of a certain ethnic origin.
People should be protected from stigmatisation and social exclusion regardless of age, gender, ethnic origin and socio-economic group.
We always underline the necessity that public personalities should refrain from statements that encourage the stigmatisation of groups of people.
It is about raising awareness and also seeking here to reject stigmatisation and building up a social network in order to protect sex workers in their trade as well.
Such a situation is often caused by the prevalent partly negative public andpolitical attitude in society and the stigmatisation of the mentally ill.
Stigmatisation and incitement to hatred on the grounds of religious affiliations are considered offences in France and this situation is equivalent to flagrante delicto.
People do not go for early testing for one simple reason:fear of the discrimination that they will have to live with- that stigmatisation.
This is yet another resolution deeply rooted in a vision of interference and stigmatisation with regard to Belarus, which clearly aims to meddle in the domestic affairs of that country.
On behalf of the European Parliament,I should like to expressly ask the Member States to take measures to prevent any discrimination and stigmatisation of those infected.
Efforts to prevent and diagnose mental health problems,combat exclusion and stigmatisation, and provide support for sufferers and their families, are significant steps towards protecting the health of our society.
None of this will have any effect unless we resolve one problem which involves combating racism and the stigmatisation of Roma and Sinti throughout Europe.
Even after the conflicts, stigmatisation and the consequences of violation continue to devastate the lives of the victims, as the scars left by physical and psychological abuse remain for life- if the victim ever recovers from them at all.
Also, as the resolution underlines,we must combat all legislation that criminalises HIV transmission and encourages the stigmatisation of, and discrimination against, sufferers.
To turn to my country,I must stress that we face a very strong wave of racism and stigmatisation, chiefly towards the Roma, particularly since Italy has not fully transposed Directive 43/2000/EC against ethnic discrimination.
Finally, I appeal to our Greek friends to demonstrate good will andflexibility to reach a reasonable compromise that would enable Macedonia to free itself from the stigmatisation of Tito's communist federal state.
In short, the Directive creates a basis for the stigmatisation and criminalisation of migrants who, without having committed any crime, will be deprived of their liberty and held in detention facilities in conditions unworthy of human dignity.
Mr President, human rights defenders in Iran are subject to death threats, acts of harassment, arbitrary arrest,judicial harassment, stigmatisation, violent attacks, ill treatment, torture and killings.
However, in this report, we fall back into the Malthusian and guilt-apportioning vision present in all Parliament's reports on the subject:blind stigmatisation of motorists, bans on certain equipment, the desire to dictate individuals' behaviour and to press-gang children from their earliest years, to meddle in planning and construction policy, to promote energy taxation and pricing schemes that in fact will harm only the most fragile sectors of the population.
Improving the situation in the long term requires that we promote education in values through gender equality and education campaigns and awareness-raising from childhood in schools, in order topromote a social conscience that will bring an end to violence against women and the stigmatisation of the victims by the authorities.
However, I object to the bitter pills we are made to swallow along the way:full powers for the Commission in this matter, stigmatisation of the Roma in a text that claims to defend them, competition on the job market and competitive clusters.