Examples of using Stigmatisation in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Criminalisation, punishment and stigmatisation.
An end to the stigmatisation of, and discrimination against, carriers of HIV/AIDS must also be promoted.
Ultimately this also contributes to the stigmatisation of the individual.
Stigmatisation in society or at work, for example, is still a daily occurrence.
It also stresses the need to combat stigmatisation and social exclusion.
Whereas CT policiesshould not lead to social exclusion and stigmatisation;
Stresses that the fight against Ebola must not lead to stigmatisation of survivor patients in communities or countries;
Discrimination and stigmatisation associated with HIV/AIDS must be tackled across Europe and across all layers of society.
Any form of HIV/AIDS related discrimination and stigmatisation is unacceptable.
It is vital to combat stigmatisation and discrimination against carriers of HIV/AIDS and to ensure that their rights are protected.
There were several occasions in life when they had to face stigmatisation and humiliation.
Whereas there has been increasing stigmatisation, violence and targeted arrests against LGBTI people over the past two years in the country;
The answer to crime is not encouraging xenophobia,discrimination and stigmatisation of nationalities or ethnic origins.
Combatting stigmatisation of‘immigrants' and building counter narratives to foster intercultural dialogue and mutual understanding;
Their mission was to build connections and try to fight the stigmatisation of drug-addicts, at that time the most excluded group in the society.
Stigmatisation and low social recognition of VET graduates deters a substantial number of young people from committing themselves to this training path.
Public statement calling on Greece to stop the criminalisation and stigmatisation of alleged sex workers found to be HIV positive.
Stigmatisation and attempts to discredit them, as well as physical and verbal attacks against activists, instead of a protected environment in which to carry out their activities;
Change in perceptions towards people experiencing poverty as regards stereotypes and stigmatisation as well as the self-perception of people experiencing poverty.
Stigmatisation, discrimination and non-respect for the human rights and the dignity of mentally ill and disabled people still exist, challenging core European values.
On the other hand, ofcourse, it is imperative to prevent the stigmatisation of certain ethnic groups, even though one group may have been advocating it here.
We always underline the necessity that publicpersonalities should refrain from statements that encourage the stigmatisation of groups of people.
They face administrativeburdens intended to make their work impossible, stigmatisation by misleading and hostile political rhetoric, and even criminal prosecution.
On behalf of the European Parliament, I should like to expressly ask the MemberStates to take measures to prevent any discrimination and stigmatisation of those infected.
It may lead to stigmatisation, isolation, exclusion from social community, discrimination for insurance subscription(health insurance, travel insurance, mortgage), and often reduced professional opportunities.
It therefore represents an ideal model for thejuvenile justice system since it produces little stigmatisation, is highly educational and is less punitive.
The most basic precautionary principle demands the stigmatisation of these weapons even before the extensive circumstantial evidence pointing to their indiscriminate and carcinogenic effect is replaced by irrefutable scientific proof.
None of this will have any effect unless weresolve one problem which involves combating racism and the stigmatisation of Roma and Sinti throughout Europe.
Also, as the resolution underlines,we must combat all legislation that criminalises HIV transmission and encourages the stigmatisation of, and discrimination against, sufferers.
Considers that greater consideration should be paid to the situation of transgender victims,who often experience discrimination, stigmatisation and threats of violence because of their gender identity;