Примеры использования Distinct ethnic на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Because of their distinct ethnic identity, some minorities have suffered religious persecution
It's home to more than 50 distinct ethnic groups( ͬ ÖÖͬ ÎÄ"¯ Ö® Ãñ× å) and a wide range of traditional life styles often in close partnership with nature.
The Committee is concerned about the absence of official recognition of the Ruthenian minority despite its distinct ethnic characteristics.
The indigenous small peoples of the North have the right to maintain and develop their distinct ethnic and cultural features and identities.
members of Arab tribes as making up two distinct ethnic groups.
since the Baha'is did not constitute a distinct ethnic, religious or linguistic group.
In fact, all these factors together contributed to the evolution of the Muslim community in Rakhine State into a distinct ethnic group.
Arab tribes to perceive themselves and others as two distinct ethnic groups.
Yezidis living in their region as distinct ethnic groups and accordingly to extend to them the rights accorded by articles 5,
In 2008, CESCR recommended recognizing the Nubians and the Ogiek as distinct ethnic communities, as well as their right to the preservation,
professionals working with children, distinct ethnic, religious, linguistic
concerned that Shabak and Yezidis are not recognized as distinct ethnic groups by the Kurdistan Regional Government,
Continue and strengthen existing programmes of training and information for all teachers on multicultural concerns, with a view to the effective integration into the State party's school system of children from all distinct ethnic, religious, linguistic
The Government had recognized the Roma as a distinct ethnic group in 1991,
however, as there are altogether more than 100 distinct ethnic/caste groups in modern Nepal with some estimates claiming as many as 167 groups.
indicated that Nubian people in Egypt, a distinct ethnic, cultural and linguistic group are suffering from continued governmental policies of de-Nubianization, including through:
The distinct ethnic minorities which can still be found throughout the Bahamian society have roots which have existed from the early 19th Century,
minor groups out of the 100 distinct ethnic/caste groups
ethnicity, although it was possible to identify oneself as belonging to two distinct ethnic groups.
Bahutu and Batutsi did not refer to distinct ethnic groups but to social classes based on occupation,