Examples of using Affected groups in English and their translations into Arabic
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Labour market policy measures are regulated by a number of Acts and ordinances aimed at facilitating access to jobs, especially for the most affected groups.
To that end, a special information and education programme on fundamental standards of humanity could be launched as a millennium project linking affected groups and interested institutions.
In particular, it is imperative that funding is increased to relevant humanitarian agencies, in order to ensure adequate support to populations on the move and other affected groups.
seen as irrelevant in humanitarian emergencies, leaving refugees, internally displaced people and other affected groups without access.
The Government has taken various measures to strengthen these programmes in consultation with the affected groups, although it was unable to resolve certain difficulties such as those relating to the subject of having trusted bodyguards.
Failure to recognize the rights of all affected groups, whether legally sanctioned or not,
It is only through this participatory approach that a certain acceptability of AIDS prevention and control programmes for most affected groups can be achieved, which in turn results in voluntary behaviour modifications which are essential for effective and durable change.
We recognize that child labour perpetuates poverty and inequality along racial lines by disproportionately denying children from affected groups the opportunity to acquire the human capabilities needed in productive life and to benefit from economic growth;
The protection provided by these procedural requirements applies to all vulnerable persons and affected groups, irrespective of whether they hold title to home
In 2006 and 2007, the organization ' s multi-country research detailed the impact of States ' anti-trafficking measures on the human rights of directly affected groups and outlined 11 recommendations to remedy the shortcomings in anti-trafficking measures.
She notes that the Durban Declaration also recognizes that child labour is linked to poverty, lack of development and related socio-economic conditions and could in some cases perpetuate poverty and racial discrimination by disproportionately denying children from affected groups the opportunity to acquire the human capabilities needed in productive life and to benefit from economic growth.
Genuine participation of affected groups and individuals.
(f) Genuine participation of affected groups and individuals in decision-making processes.
the voice of affected groups.
Such requests should take full account of the needs and views of the affected groups.
Provide assistance in the field of education and health of the affected groups and orphans.
(b) partnerships established with public authorities and other organisations including those of affected groups.
Members of affected groups have complained about registration procedures becoming more and more costly and time-consuming.
The most seriously affected groups were children aged under five and the elderly.
