Examples of using Roma continue in English and their translations into Russian
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Societal change was slow and many Roma continued to live in abject poverty.
Thematic discussion on the question of discrimination against Roma continued.
The Committee is concerned that Roma continue to experience discrimination in the fields of housing, education and employment.
CERD and CESCR were concerned that unemployment among Roma continues to be particularly high.
Roma continue to face political and economic marginalization that prevents them from participating fully in our societies.
With regard to education, the STP stated that Roma continue to be discriminated against.
It notes that the Roma continue to suffer from discrimination, poverty and unemployment, and play no part in the public life of the State party arts. 26 and 27.
Despite the fact that the national education system was highly inclusive, Roma continued to suffer discrimination.
Research had shown that, in 2011, the Roma continued to suffer discrimination, particularly in the fields of education and health.
Ethnic mi- norities, some migrant communities andgroups of travellers, such as the Roma, continue to suffer disproportionately.
It stated that despite some positive steps Roma continue to face impediments accessing education, employment, and social services.
With regard to article 5, he noted that discrimination inthe workplace against minorities, especially Roma, continued to be a problem.
The Committee is concerned that the Roma continue to suffer prejudice and discrimination, in particular with regard to access to housing and employment.
The Special Rapporteur also observes that as a consequence of marginalization a large percentage of the Roma continue to live in substandard and unhealthy housing conditions.
According to the Committee's information, the Roma continued to be subjected to wrongful arrest, unlawful detention, violence and acts of torture at the hands of the police.
CoE-ACFC reported that some minorities, in particular those originating from the Caucasus,Central Asia and the Roma, continued to face widespread discrimination in access to employment and housing.
The Committee is concerned that Roma continue to suffer from discrimination and social exclusion, especially in the areas of employment, housing, health and education.
Mr. DIACONU(Country Rapporteur)suggested that lines 1 and 2 should be amended to read:"The Committee is concerned about reports that the Roma continue to experience discrimination in the fields of housing.
Kosovo Roma continued to move out of the lead-contaminated camps in northern Mitrovicë/Mitrovica and Zveçan/Zvečan into safer facilities in the northern part of the city.
It referred to the empirical studies showing that Roma continued to suffer difficulties in receiving treatment in hospitals.
AI also reported that Roma continue to suffer discrimination at the hands of both public officials and private individuals and called on the Czech Republic to take appropriate and effective measures to fight discrimination and violence against Roma and ensure equal access to education, housing, healthcare and employment.
While noting measures taken to improve the conditions of the Roma community,the Committee is concerned that the Roma continue to suffer prejudice and discrimination, in particular with regard to access to health services, social assistance, education and employment.
The Committee expresses its concern that many Roma continue to live in housing that fails to meet minimum standards of habitability and infrastructure, despite the adoption in 2002 of the Integrated Action Plan on the social integration of the Greek Roma and the amendment of Law No. 3448/2006 on qualification of local town plans on the grounds of emergency housing rehabilitation programmes for vulnerable groups of the society.
Both the Czech authorities and the representatives of non-governmental organizations andRoma community associations admit that the Roma continue to be the victims of intolerance and discrimination in various forms, particularly in employment, education, housing and access to public places.
The Committee is concerned that the Roma continue to experience widespread discrimination in the areas of employment, education, health and housing, among others, despite the numerous plans and strategies implemented by the State party.
While welcoming the efforts made by the State party to guarantee the rights of national minorities, the Committee remains concerned that Traveller communities and the Yenish, Manush,Sinti and Roma continue to face obstacles in accessing education and preserving their language and lifestyle.
The Committee was concerned that Roma continue to experience discrimination in the field of education, and notes with concern that they have higher rates of school drop-out paras. 10 and 14.
While noting measures taken to improve the conditions of the Roma community, CRC in 2002 andthe HR Committee in 2004 expressed concerns that Roma continue to suffer prejudice and discrimination, in particular with regard to access to health services, social assistance, education and employment.
The Committee is concerned that Roma continue to face difficulties in equal access and enjoyment of rights in the area of employment, social and health protection arts. 2, para.2; 6; 9 and 11-12.
The Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination, at its 84th session(3- 21 February 2014), reviewing the seventh, eighth and ninth periodic reports of Switzerland, remained concerned that Traveller communities and Yenish, Manush,Sinti and Roma continue to face obstacles in accessing education and in preserving their language and lifestyle.