Examples of using Constitutes discrimination in English and their translations into Arabic
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With regard to a fiancée who is the victim of the unilateral termination of the engagement, the Code does not give her the right to oppose the marriage of her former fiancé, which constitutes discrimination against her.
Therefore, an exclusion of the right to vote on the basis of a perceived or actual psychosocial or intellectual disability, including a restriction pursuant to an individualized assessment, constitutes discrimination on the basis of disability, within the meaning of article 2 of the Convention.
to disseminate relevant information to the public, in particular to minorities, about what constitutes discrimination and about available legal remedies for persons facing racial discrimination. .
If any violence that falls somewhere on this continuum is either directed at women, or experienced by a group that is overwhelmingly female, then the violence constitutes discrimination against women.
A The general comment states that not every differentiation in treatment constitutes discrimination if the differentiation criteria are reasonable and objective and if the aim is to achieve a legitimate purpose under the Covenant.
The Views also include considerations on why lack of access to adequate maternal health services constitutes discrimination against women, and some references to multiple discrimination(gender and race).
The Convention, often described as the international bill of rights for women, defines what constitutes discrimination against women and sets up an agenda for national action to end such discrimination. .
The Council of State also found that" the arguments whereby the contested decision constitutes discrimination against the Sikh community in France, an ethnic minority and in breach of article 14 of the European Convention… and violating article 8 of that Convention, are new in cassation and are therefore not admissible".
which are cited in support of the allegation that polygamy constitutes discrimination, actually deal with the principle of equal rights between men and woman in general; neither of them includes so much
There is a need for wider awareness raising on what constitutes discrimination against women, what is implied by de facto equality between men and women and what forms part of the obligations of the State as well as private individuals and organizations to respect, protect and fulfill the human rights of women.
Second, it follows from the definition provided by article 2(2) that" any distinction, exclusion, restriction or preference based on religion or belief having as its purpose or as its effect nullification or impairment of the recognition, enjoyment or exercise of human rights and fundamental freedoms on an equal basis" constitutes discrimination.
she was deprived of her right to have a competent tribunal hear her case, which constitutes discrimination within the meaning of article 1 of the Convention in relation to general recommendations Nos. 18 and 19.
The Committee draws the attention of the State party to its general recommendation XXX(2004) on non-citizens, and recalls that differential treatment based on citizenship constitutes discrimination if the criteria for such differentiation, judged in the light of the objectives and purposes of the Convention, are not applied pursuant to a legitimate aim, and are not proportional to the achievement of this aim.
in the Committee on the Rights of the Child ' s concluding observations(CRC/C/15/Add.225) that the different minimum legal age for marriage, set at 18 for men and 17 for women, constitutes discrimination against women.
The Committee notes with concern that the State party ' s legislation, including Act XXVI of 1998 on the Rights and Equal Opportunities of Persons with Disabilities and Act CXXV of 2003 on Equal Treatment and Promotion of Equal Opportunities, fails to state that denial of reasonable accommodation constitutes discrimination.
it defines what constitutes discrimination against women and sets up an agenda for national action to end such discrimination. .
Concerning the alleged violation of article 26, the author claims that requiring a period of civilian service twice the length of military service constitutes a difference of treatment which is not based on" reasonable and objective criteria" and therefore constitutes discrimination prohibited by the Covenant(communication No. 196/1985 cited above).
The author also recalls general recommendation No. 19(1992) on violence against women, in which the Committee stated that gender-based violence that lessens or nullifies women ' s enjoyment of human rights constitutes discrimination against women within the meaning of article 1 of the Convention.
Concerning the alleged violation of article 26, the authors claim that requiring a period of civilian service twice the length of military service constitutes a difference of treatment which is not based on" reasonable and objective criteria" and therefore constitutes discrimination prohibited by the Covenant(communication No. 196/1985 cited above).
As observed by the Human Rights Committee in its General Comment 18 of 4 September 1992, the Covenant does not contain a definition of the term" discrimination" and does not indicate what constitutes discrimination within the terms of its various provisions, particularly article 2, paragraph 1.