Examples of using Coe-ecri in English and their translations into Russian
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CoE-ECRI recommended that proselytism be decriminalised.
Joint submission(JS) 3 andthe Council of Europe's European Commission against Racism and Intolerance(CoE-ECRI) recommended that Poland ratify ICRMW.
CoE-ECRI noted that there was no law on the rights of national minorities.
CoE Commissioner and CoE-ECRI raised also concerns and made recommendations in this regard.
CoE-ECRI welcomed steps that had been taken to combat racial discrimination in the media.
NCHR and CoE-ECRI also made a number of recommendations for the amendment of the law.
CoE-ECRI noted with interest that the new Law on Employment Contracts entered into force in 2009.
In addition, CoE-ECRI noted that the role of the Language Inspectorate was not the subject of monitoring.
CoE-ECRI acknowledged that a law on labour market entry of newly arrived immigrants was passed in 2010.
In respect to this recommendation CoE-ECRI, in 2012, stated that the situation of the Roma in the school system remained unchanged and concluded that its recommendation had not been implemented.
CoE-ECRI recommended that Poland continue implementing the Programme for the Benefit of the Roma Community.
CoE-ECRI encouraged Estonia to continue implementing the Estonian Integration Strategy 2008-2013.
CoE-ECRI noted with appreciation the fact that the Equal Treatment Act entered into force in 2009.
CoE-ECRI stated that stop and search practices disproportionately affected Black and minority communities.
CoE-ECRI noted with concern that anti-Semitic literature and newspapers continue to be sold openly.
CoE-ECRI reported that xenophobic and islamophobic parties had gained ground over the past few years.
CoE-ECRI considered that the wall was a disproportionate measure and that other means of protection from the road were available.
CoE-ECRI considered that the authorities should look more closely into the reasons why there was so little recorded racist crime.
Similarly, CoE-ECRI recommended that Poland ensure the same compulsory schooling attendance rate for citizens and non-citizens.
CoE-ECRI recommended that the authorities adopt a plan of action to address de facto residential segregation as a matter of urgency.
CoE-ECRI noted with concern the reports referring to serious problems in the functioning and independence of the judicial system.
However, CoE-ECRI also drew attention to a number of lacunas in the law and recommended measures to ensure more vigorous implementation.
CoE-ECRI reported that according to civil society, educational segregation was on the increase and gaps between schools were widening.
CoE-ECRI suggested that there would be more confidence in the handling of complaints if the inspectorates did not have direct links with the ministries.
CoE-ECRI recommended that Estonia further strengthen the Equal Treatment Act by, inter alia, prohibiting discrimination based on language and citizenship.
CoE-ECRI noted that complaints against the law enforcement agencies are investigated by inspectorates under the Ministries of Internal Administration and Justice respectively.
CoE-ECRI reported that very few prosecutions were currently brought in such cases- a situation which could result in denial of access to justice.
CoE-ECRI recommended that Greece create more systematic and long-term mechanisms for monitoring and evaluating the implementation of the Integrated Action Plan for Roma.
CoE-ECRI stated that Roma was vulnerable to discrimination in employment and continued to be the subject of stereotypes and prejudice, sometimes carried by the media.
CoE-ECRI highlighted that the Médiateur was under the direct authority of the Minister of State, who could take discretionary decisions to resolve the problems identified.

