Examples of using Stigmatisation in English and their translations into German
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Stop racist stigmatisation and criminalisation!
Social attitudes to and assessments of mental disorders and stigmatisation.
Let us guard against excessive stigmatisation of the 30% of the population who smoke.
Stigmatisation, discrimination, and bullying are psychosocial consequences of childhood obesity.
It also stresses the need to combat stigmatisation and social exclusion.
Stigmatisation also prevents dealing with the disease because people are afraid of the stigma.
Today, 25 years later,there is still no cure for AIDS in sight and stigmatisation also remains.
Education is important to avoid stigmatisation, rejection and exclusion of victims and their children.
Professor Frank Jacobi:Knowledge about psychological disorders has grown and stigmatisation has decreased.
Due to such stigmatisation, the protagonists in this field, predominantly the coaches, have developed an effective strategy of shutting others out.
Because she fears retaliation by Brahim and social stigmatisation, Karimas name was changed.
Having been given the gift of a secondlife, she wants to use it to bring hope to people with HIV, and to fight against stigmatisation.
This has produced a tendency for greater stigmatisation of forms of social housing, local ghettoisation and a polarisation of housing opportunities and conditions.
This implies bringing classsolidarity into people's lives and fighting stigmatisation, devaluation, racism and exclusion.
Argumentations concerning stigmatisation and their reasons have to be attached to the everyday life of the recipients in order to enable a change of attitudes.
ACT UP" mobilised against society's silence, lobbied for prevention and against the stigmatisation of the disease as the"gay plague.
If they were sensitised and trained accordingly,they could accomplish a valuable contribution in preventing HIV and stigmatisation.
Since its premiere in1993, the Life Ball has taken a strong stand against the stigmatisation of HIV and AIDS and uses its donations to support organisations and projects worldwide.
The most dangerous attitude in relation to the other isinadmissible generalisation which is mostly connected with stigmatisation of the alien.
There is a clear link between prejudice in the public domain, stigmatisation and routine discrimination against the mentally ill, especially at work, and their unequal treatment.
Reconsidering all policies for their"fairness from a cultural dimension", including stigmatisation and discrimination.
Marc Sinan: This is clearly all about belonging and not belonging,it's about stigmatisation, about vitality, it's about the beauty of culture which can arise under any circumstances, or which is possible under no circumstances.
This is for the purposes of health promotionand prevention, promoting self-help where there are already impairments, and of reducing stigmatisation.
Through the idea of mutual aid,the project represents an alternative to isolation and stigmatisation of people facing economical or personal difficulties and provides them a concrete support to be(re)integrated in society.
For a long time, the people affected have not even been given a legal hearing,let alone legal protection against this stigmatisation by the authorities.
Nine girls between the ages of 13 and 17 appear on stage together andtalk about vulnerability, stigmatisation, violence and their rebellion against it.
Fair and equal treatment(e.g. merit based remuneration) after initial exclusion has been surmountedmitigates conflict and resentment, facilitates support by the majority and alleviates stigmatisation of the minority.
Hazards and risks have many faces: unemployment and social decline, floods and heat waves,negative images and stigmatisation of cities and regions, financial and economic crises.
People who have gathered experiences with relatives, friends or professional helpers and have experienced a similar fate andsuffer from stigmatisation, exclusion and discrimination come together here.
The research into this area thus deals with the effects andimplications of new social policy programmes on psycho-social health and stigmatisation, victimisation or inequality in terms of health care.