Examples of using Intersectional in English and their translations into Slovak
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Leakage in the area of intersectional connections;
The universal must be grasped as generic, which is to say, intersectional.
Regrets the multiple and intersectional discrimination faced by elderly people in an ageing European society;
Invites the Commission to put forward aproposal for a legal framework on the issue of multiple and intersectional discrimination;
Intersectional discrimination in the judicial system is one of the main barriers in terms of women's equal access to justice.
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These differences lead to moments of misunderstanding in the intersectional interaction and require consideration, both from men and women.
Intersectional discrimination in the justice system is still one of the main barriers in terms of women's equal access to justice.
Asks the Commission and the MemberStates to conduct research in order to address the complex issue of multiple and intersectional discrimination;
Calls on the Member States to take up measures to prevent the intersectional discrimination that particularly affects women in vulnerable situations;
Invites the European Commission in the following years to consider aproposal for a legal framework on the issue of multiple and intersectional discrimination;
Whereas Roma women are exposed to multiple and intersectional discrimination for being women, and for belonging to the Roma ethnic minority group;
Calls on CEPOL to continue the provision of trainings in the field of fundamental rights andthe related intersectional sensitisation of the police force;
Squad member Ilhan Omar, who uses Islam for intersectional points but not for ethics, also praised NARAL's half-century of abortion advocacy.
The ESF+ should also promote the transition from institutional care to family and community-based care,in particular for those who face multiple and intersectional discrimination.
Highlights that specific targeted policies are required to tackle the intersectional and multiple discrimination faced by Roma LGBTI people in particular;
Emphasises that gender equality cannot be achieved if not all women achieve equal rights,including women from religious and ethnic minority groups who face intersectional inequalities;
Women refugees face a number of specific integration challenges andexperience multiple and intersectional discrimination based on characteristics including gender and minority ethnicity.
The Commission will raise awareness of multiple discrimination through financing activities andproviding funding for smaller networks of NGOs representing intersectional groups.
The need for a gender-sensitive perspective inasylum processes is very important for intersectional work and can contribute to increased gender equality.
Whereas Roma women are often exposed to multiple and intersectional discrimination on grounds of gender and ethnic origin and have limited access to employment, education, health, social services and decision-making;
Believes that undocumented women migrants and their dependants are particularly vulnerable to becoming victims of violence,exploitation and intersectional discrimination based on race and gender;
Whereas Roma women are often exposed to multiple and intersectional discrimination on grounds of gender and ethnic origin and have limited access to employment, education, health, social services and decision-making;
Whereas women are more vulnerable and face higher risks and burdens for various reasons, ranging from unequal access to resources, education, job opportunities and land rights,to social and cultural norms and their diverse intersectional experiences;
Develop andfacilitate training in epidemiology for field staff through internal and intersectional courses and remote and field-based coaching and ensure knowledge transfer on new material.
Often silent and hidden intersectional discrimination against and unequal treatment of women and girls as well as various forms of violence against women violates their fundamental rights and prevents their full political, social and economic participation in society.
(ai) Call on the CSW, together with the CEDAW Committee, to institutionalise an intersectional approach to their analysis, and to promote the concept of combating multiple discrimination through intersectional analysis throughout all UN bodies;
Whereas persisting harassment, discrimination- including multiple and intersectional discrimination- and violence limit the ability of people to fully enjoy their fundamental rights and freedoms, and undermine their equal participation in society;
Recommendations in the report include establishing effective measures to address systemic and intersectional discrimination in reproductive health care, including implementing, and investing adequate resources in, appropriate programs to improve Roma women's access to good quality reproductive health care services.