英語 での Discriminatory laws の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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In Attorney General of Canada v. Lavell(1974), these discriminatory laws were upheld despite arguments made under the Canadian Bill of Rights.
Even if the discriminatory laws are abolished from the various countries, discriminative customs and practices that have been deeply embedded in society for centuries will not disappear right away.
In addition to calling for the abolition of discriminatory laws, these principles and guidelines clearly state that persons affected by leprosy should assert their human rights.
Last week a shift in the law granted some employment rights and removed restrictions, addressing decades-old discriminatory laws that banned them from working in all but the most menial jobs.
States should pass laws expressly aimed at combating bullying against LGBTQ youth, repeal discriminatory laws that restrict teachers from discussing LGBTQ topics, and pass employment protections for LGBTQ teachers.
States should pass laws expressly aimed at combating bullying against LGBT youth, repeal discriminatory laws that restrict teachers from discussing LGBT topics, and pass employment protections for LGBT teachers.
Malawi upheld a moratorium on arrests for consensual same-sex conduct, pending a court review in which activists challenged discriminatory laws.
Since then, the Nippon Foundation has organized five regional symposia around the world with the aim of implementing a set of guidelines for specific actions to be pursued by countries to eliminate discriminatory laws and structures.
No country in the world is on track to attain gender equality by 2030, and women continue to be hampered by discriminatory laws, unequal access to opportunities and protections, high levels of violence, and damaging norms and attitudes.
Once again, State legislatures began to enact discriminatory laws in[this] area, and in the early 1970s began mandating genetic screening of all African Americans for sickle cell anemia, leading to discrimination and unnecessary fear.
Among the main slogans were; stop domestic violence; stop economic exploitation of the women workers; end discriminatory laws against women; down with imperialism, down with IFIs and neolibralism.
In at least 76 countries, discriminatory laws criminalize private, consensual same-sex relationships, exposing millions of individuals to the risk of arrest, prosecution and imprisonment- and even, in at least five countries, the death penalty.
And in some 77 countries, discriminatory laws criminalize private, consensual same-sex relationships- exposing individuals to the risk of arrest, prosecution, imprisonment- even, in at least five countries, the death penalty.
These discriminatory laws contribute to perpetuating stigma and discrimination, as well as hate crime, police abuse, torture and ill-treatment, family and community violence, and negatively affect public health by impeding access to health and HIV services.
The report aims to draw attention to the challenges faced by the most disadvantaged women, to bring informal work from the margins to the mainstream, to highlight how discriminatory laws limit choice and to shed light on the centrality of unpaid work and care, which is one of the most pervasive and significant barriers to women's economic empowerment.
These discriminatory laws must be stopped.
Other discriminatory laws are likely to pass soon.
Syria's discriminatory laws against women should be abrogated.
Lebanon holds some 400,000 Palestinian refugees, and they suffer from discriminatory laws.
The government urgently needs to scrap its discriminatory laws and protect transgender people.