the conditions of acceptance, the refusal of acceptance, the means of providing services and benefits exclusion from the process of education, evaluation of achieved results during education

Geremek knew that exclusion and enslavement destroy human dignity, and degrade our humanity.

The solidary economy is one of the ways to combat exclusion and precarious work.

And now we go in content to liberty and not to banishment.

We are against policies of exclusion, force and hegemony over peoples.

Minority and immigrant populations are similarly more likely to be subject to social and economic exclusion.

They also increase the social exclusion of poorer segments of the population and reinforce inequalities between communities.

The progressive elimination of French from the text is a means of demonstrating that Russia has freed itself from foreign cultural domination.

This is especially important given that the ideology and practice of exclusion lie at the very heart of the Ivorian crisis.

Statistics show that indigenous peoples currently make up 10 per cent of Panama's population and suffer most from social exclusion.

Men and women often face social exclusion as a result of their HIV status, hindering efforts to address the epidemic openly and effectively.

Positive action and differential, preferential treatment to offset the effects of racist or sexist segregation therefore do not constitute discrimination.

Having considered the evidence, the Panel finds that the disqualification in paragraph 11 of decision 7 does not apply.

Tories, which formed in 1678 to fight the British Exclusion Bill and developed into one of the first political parties, now known as the Conservative Party.

The Panama case study focused on ethnic diversity and the way that this is reflected in social exclusion.

Other demands related to the need for environmental control in the fishing areas creation of a commercialization network directly linked to the market, thereby eliminating the need for an intermediate party and, given the degree of economic exclusion of the majority of those present at the Meeting, a request for fishing kits that included sun block, rubber gloves and straw hats.

And there is the experience of Ukraine s Orange Revolution in 2004, which failed a few years later due to the estrangement, incompetence, and corruption of its leaders.

The implications of globalization for rural women are complex and data remain sparse and unindicative.6 For some women in rural areas, the ongoing changes present new opportunities for others, they intensify social exclusion and marginalization.

Such exclusion is found in developing and developed countries where concerns about youth incivilities have increased.

The data that reveal the extent of the social exclusion and poverty in Brazil also demonstrate that the women suffer the most perverse effects, exacerbated by the phenomenon of violence.

Homeless people suffer from multiple problems, including social exclusion, vulnerability to social security debt, detention and imprisonment, and inability to access services that require proof of residency.

The difference in emphasis is profound its net effect is devastating The Court's flawed methodology and naïve assumptions about race explain the continuing chasm between the rhetoric of inclusion and the reality of exclusion.

Based on a systematic pattern of social exclusion and lack of economic opportunities, indigenous communities are usually at the bottom of the social scale and their most vulnerable groups are often children and adolescents.

The indigenous and Afro Colombian communities suffered from the impact of the armed conflict on their ethnic and cultural identities following invasions of their territories, and from the more generalized situation of exclusion and discrimination that continues to affect them.

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So far, this Republican Front strategy of exclusion has succeeded in keeping the far right out of any significant political office for four decades, but it has never reduced the size of its electoral base.

Argentina s high levels of social exclusion and poverty remain unsolved problems that must be addressed if long term growth is to be sustained.

The Department of Economic and Social Affairs supports activities to enhance social integration, overcome exclusion and increase the participation of social groups in national development and decision making.

But it is often the law itself which creates inequalities by means of money, culture, complex legal regulations, procedural inequalities, unequal opportunities and criminal policies that segregate or stigmatize.

The gender, poverty and employment programme of ILO argued that poverty could be traced to certain types and patterns of work as well as to exclusion from rights to and opportunities for decent work.

Natural disasters, conflicts or HIV AIDS all bring difficult contexts and risks to urban areas, requiring specific solutions. Over the past 10 years, it has become clear that transplanting solutions developed in cities and countries on the North to the South is neither easy nor always appropriate.

Taking the view that the constitution's definition of discrimination coincided with that of the Convention, he pointed out that distinction, exclusion or restriction made on the basis of sex were all covered in national legislation.

The Chairperson introduced agenda item 6 by defining social exclusion as the inability of an individual to participate in the basic political, social and economic functioning of the society in which he or she lived.

Thus, the guarantee of universal access under the National Training Policy, as a social right, has been associated with giving priority assistance to sectors that historically have been the target of exclusion and social discriminating processes.

Those causes include political and economic injustices, festering international disputes, foreign occupation and denial of the right of peoples to self determination, as well as cultural, social, economic and political marginalization and alienation.

The resulting globalization and progression of humanitarian law have given rise to a world where the very concept of sovereignty is being challenged, where the dimensions of security are in a flux, where the nature of conflict has seen a seismic shift and where social exclusion has added complex uncertainty.

9. All assistance and support should be provided in a manner that does not increase the trauma suffered by the complainants, victims and children born as a result of sexual exploitation and abuse, cause further stigmatization or exclude or discriminate against other victims of sexual exploitation and abuse.

The ingredients to foster effective measures to facilitate the participation of people of African descent in society could be broadly identified as establishing and or reinforcing national human rights frameworks to address and remedy discrimination addressing the multiple causes and consequences of exclusion though inclusive social and economic policies.

The representative of the World Trade Unionists spoke about the fact that the global nature of social exclusion is a multifaceted phenomenon and strategies had to be tailor made to address this issue.

They encouraged UNDP to remain impartial and respect national ownership, focus on the most needy countries, address social exclusion issues, provide details on regional integration, and ensure transparency in running the Bratislava regional centre.

Following on from its country level patronage, designed to foster the image of a socially responsible company, Carrefour decided to set up a second independent structure to intervene in such areas as humanitarian action, health, scientific and medical research, culture, education, the fight against exclusion and protection of the environment.

For indigenous peoples, the full enjoyment of all human rights requires, first and foremost, the full attainment of their right to education, which is essential if such peoples are to emerge from the exclusion and discrimination they have historically endured, and therefore also from poverty.

With these parameters, we can define a democracy as institutional or only skin deep as governed by judicial order or by personal whim as progressive or backward, inclusive or exclusive.

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