Where possible, ecological sanitation will be promoted on the basis of its cultural and social acceptance.

culturally legitimised violence such as honour killings and genital mutilation of girls international trafficking in women sexual violence, forced pregnancies and forced abortions, systematic violence with serious physical and or mental consequences.

Or, as some people, especially academics prefer, beauty is in the culturally conditioned eye of the beholder.

Actually, I thought about making it more culturally relevant, but anyway.

Australia, Canada and New Zealand are confronted with significant over representation of indigenous persons in the prison population. One recent response to that problem has been to direct judges to make greater effort to avoid prison sentencing when dealing with aboriginal defendants.

In culturally diverse societies, such as Iraq and Lebanon, networks of social solidarity are based almost entirely on religious and ethnic affinity.

(d) Review current national curricula and textbooks to erase culturally discriminatory materials and enhance knowledge of indigenous cultures

Such an approach therefore implies addressing systemic obstacles in order of priority, implemented according to country specific situations and a good understanding of culturally acceptable practices.

FAS It's been interesting. A few years back, the yardstick culturally was Black America.

Venezuela's population included 32 aboriginal peoples, who had incorporated themselves into the State as culturally and linguistically distinct entities.

Culturally appropriate measures, developed in consultation with the peoples concerned, are essential if education programmes for indigenous and tribal peoples are to be effective and sustainable.

Assuming that all States are multicultural, the Special Rapporteur believes that there are three main ways of protecting and promoting multiculturalism.

No doubt many Afghan women in burqas are equally convinced that covering their faces is a cultural command and therefore a natural duty.

France, for example, wants a cultural exception in trade agreements that would allow it to continue to support its films from which the whole world benefits.

The goal is to combat human trafficking in Africa by promoting culturally appropriate policy responses designed on the basis of a rigorous analysis of the factors that lead to the trafficking of women and children.

The Puerto Rican people had a rich Hispanic cultural background with a worldwide reputation, wished to preserve their cultural identity and should not be culturally assimilated into the United States.

In 2013 the film was selected for preservation in the United States National Film Registry by the Library of Congress as being culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant .

First, France is an indispensable link between southern and northern Europe at a time of growing economic and financial division between creditors and debtors (a fissure that has begun to assume a cultural dimension).

It is also important to narrow the mismatch between women s abilities and their career paths. The current system tends to reinforce gender roles, encouraging children to follow culturally framed paths, instead of nurturing their individual interests and potential.

Bearing in mind that the imbalance in the actual composition of the staff could result in diminishing the effectiveness of the work of the Office of the High Commissioner if it is perceived to be culturally biased and unrepresentative of the United Nations as a whole,

The Department of Immigration, Multicultural and Indigenous Affairs helps other Government agencies implement the Charter of Public Service in a Culturally Diverse Society in meeting the needs of people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds, including women.

The fundamental problem of Mona s essay is the context and framework of how she analyzes why women in the Middle East are oppressed and the only reason she could give is because men and Arab societies (culturally and religiously) hate women.

From now on, we must think of the Charter as, politically, the lowest common denominator uniting us in a world that is globalizing but culturally fragmenting a world where there are no common strategic, political, economic or cultural perceptions.

I am a cultural omnivore, one whose daily commute is made possible by attachment to an iPod an iPod that contains Wagner and Mozart, pop diva Christina Aguilera, country singer Josh Turner, gangsta rap artist Kirk Franklin, concerti, symphonies and more and more.

There was no day when humanity came together, separate in all of those things and just shared it together that we're in this together, and that if we united and we interculturally cooperated, then that might be the key to humanity's survival.

Today the world is being globally integrated by trade, financial flows and the digital telecommunications revolution but, at the same time, is culturally fragmenting as a result of differing perceptions of what international security is, of how to achieve development and, above all, of the relationship between human rights and the State.