Examples of using Stigmatisation in English and their translations into Romanian
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I believe we want absolute freedom from ethnic stigmatisation.
Stigmatisation and other obstacle in the therapy of mental disorders.
It also stresses the need to combat stigmatisation and social exclusion.
Stigmatisation in society or at work, for example, is still a daily occurrence.
Any form of HIV/AIDS related discrimination and stigmatisation is unacceptable.
Stigmatisation of and discrimination against those who suffer from mental ill health still persists.
The EU response to extremism must not lead to the stigmatisation of any one group or community.
Discrimination and stigmatisation associated with HIV/AIDS must be tackled across Europe and across all layers of society.
Whereas CT policies should not lead to social exclusion and stigmatisation;
In that space,there is no room for stigmatisation of foreigners, as happens in certain countries nowadays.
The Roma have suffered and continue to suffer systematic discrimination, exclusion,human rights violations and stigmatisation.
The DAHR MEP also pointed out that, unfortunately,collective stigmatisation of communities occurs even within the European Union.
(NL) The Roma struggle with discrimination in Europe on a systematic basis and have to fight exclusion,violations of their human rights and stigmatisation.
Without this common minimum,we shall have a jungle of competition, stigmatisation, exclusion and exploitation without limit.
Stigmatisation and incitement to hatred on the grounds of religious affiliations are considered offences in France and this situation is equivalent to flagrante delicto.
In addition, the Presidency will ensure that risk assessments can never result in stigmatisation of persons of a certain ethnic origin.
They are now scarred by the forceful return of stigmatisation on religious grounds, and women are forever the main victims of these changes.
Reconsidering all policies for their"fairness from a cultural dimension",including stigmatisation and discrimination.
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.
Their mission was to build connections andtry to fight the stigmatisation of drug-addicts, at that time the most excluded group in the society.
Such a situation is often caused by the prevalent partly negative public andpolitical attitude in society and the stigmatisation of the mentally ill.
Roma people and communities continue to experience widespread persecution and stigmatisation, a phenomenon which has been ingrained in European cultures for hundreds of years.
Whereas anti-Gypsyism, the special kind of racism that is directed towards Roma, is an ideology founded on racial superiority, a form of dehumanisation and institutional racism nurtured by historical discrimination, which is expressed by, among other things, violence, hate speech,exploitation, stigmatisation and the most blatant kind of discrimination;
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.
Romophobia is promoted via politicians' speeches, via the ideas and actions of a faction of the civil society and some academia, through segregation,dehumanisation, stigmatisation, social aggression and socio-economic exclusion.
A horizontal approach is therefore taken at EU level, with the focus being on combating stigmatisation of and discrimination against people affected by neurodegenerative diseases, neurological development disorders and non-psychiatric brain diseases.
Anti-Gypsyism as a specific form of racism,closely related to deeply rooted stereotypes and stigmatisation of Roma, is on the rise.
Also, as the resolution underlines,we must combat all legislation that criminalises HIV transmission and encourages the stigmatisation of, and discrimination against, sufferers.
Is deeply concerned about the negative consequences of the discussion and potential adoption of this bill,which are further increasing stigmatisation, discrimination and violence against LGBTI individuals;
