Examples of using Intersectionality in English and their translations into Russian
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Intersectionality and poverty.
Double discrimination and intersectionality were part of the struggle for power.
Intersectionality of violence and discrimination.
Key words: Women's History, gender, Gender Studies,Men's Studies, intersectionality theory, Queer Theory.
Intersectionality and Socio-economic Status: Analysis of Cross-national Survey Data.
The definition of discrimination should acknowledge its intersectionality and cover both direct and indirect forms.
Intersectionality is not a new concept in the vocabulary and goals of the United Nations.
At the general discussion,Committee member Patricia Schulz participated in a panel discussion on the intersectionality of gender and disability.
Taking into account the intersectionality between ethnicity and religion(arts. 2 and 5(d)), the Committee is concerned at.
In that regard, he mentioned that the Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination had also come to that conclusion by referring to the intersectionality between race and religion.
Mr. SHAHI said that the question of"intersectionality" did not arise in the case of the Baha'is, since that community was not distinguishable by race.
HIV/AIDS is highlighted as the single most devastating epidemic experienced in modern history and that embodies the intersectionality of diverse forms of discrimination.
It is worth emphasizing that the terms"gender," and"intersectionality" are not found in the text of the Convention acceded to by the Holy See.
The Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women also draws attention to the contradictions that may arise in the intersectionality of collective rights and the human rights of women.
The report highlighted the importance of intersectionality, multidimensionality, and multiple forms of discrimination to any examination of violence against women with disabilities.
The methodology and format followed in this Addendum follows a thematic clustering of the recommendations based on the intersectionality of the thematic issues as well as the established domestic implementation mechanisms.
The Working Group recognizes the intersectionality between multiple forms of discrimination based on gender, ethnicity, religion or origin and other forms of discrimination.
In the case of religious minorities, it should be noted that, although non-discrimination on the grounds of religion is not enunciated in the Convention,CERD does acknowledge the intersectionality of racial and religious discrimination.
The Committee notes that the State Party recognizes the intersectionality of race and religious discrimination, as illustrated by prohibiting discrimination against such communities as Jews and Sikhs.
Without dwelling on any particular form,we would like to draw attention to an issue that has not been given much space in high-level discussions on the topic: the intersectionality of multiple and overlapping forms of discrimination and violence against women.
The recognition of that reality-- variously referred to as intersectionality, multidimensionality, and multiple forms of discrimination-- is important to any examination of violence against women with disabilities.
The author also asks the Committee to recommend that the State party take measures in its judicial, legislative and executive branches, in line with those requested in Vertido v. the Philippines andwith particular focus on the intersectionality of gender, disability and age.
On the subject of religious discrimination, he said that intersectionality between freedom from discrimination and freedom of thought, conscience and religion came within the purview of the Committee under article 5 of the Convention.
That comment deemed the prohibition of displays of lack of respect for other religions, including blasphemy laws, to be incompatible with the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, andwas relevant to the Committee's work regarding the intersectionality of religion and racial discrimination.
Taking into account the intersectionality between ethnicity and religion, the Committee recommends that the State party ensure the respect for the right of members of all ethnic groups to freely enjoy the freedom of religion.
The Northern Ireland Council for Ethnic Minorities had expressed grave reservations about comments on the intersectionality between religion and racial discrimination contained in the report of the Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission.
Mr. THORNBERRY said that the term"intersectionality" had arisen from the logical link between racial discrimination as defined in article 1 of the Convention and the reference in article 5 to freedom of thought, conscience and religion.
Within this context, emphasis is placed on the universality of violence against women,the multiplicity of its forms and the intersectionality of diverse kinds of discrimination against women and its linkage to a system of domination that is based on subordination and inequality.
Addressing the intersectionality of religion and gender, the independent expert has pointed out that sharia law should not be imposed in a way that violates the right to equality of women guaranteed under international law A/HRC/10/11/Add.3, para. 95.
He wondered to what extent the Special Rapporteur would go beyond the consideration of the intersectionality of religious discrimination and racial discrimination, to consider the link between religion, ethnicity and land.