Examples of using From multiple forms of discrimination in English and their translations into Arabic
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It regrets the very limited information and statistics about vulnerable groups of women, including elderly women and women with disabilities, who often suffer from multiple forms of discrimination, especially with regard to access to education, employment and health care.
Certain groups of women, in addition to suffering from discrimination directed against them as women, may also suffer from multiple forms of discrimination based on additional grounds such as race,
It noted that the worst affected are the Dalit women who suffer from multiple forms of discrimination, with more than 80% of Dalits experiencing discrimination in admission to school
The Committee is concerned about the vulnerability and marginalization of such women, who often suffer from multiple forms of discrimination, especially with regard to access to education, employment, adequate housing and health care, protection from violence, access to justice and lack of information on the use of temporary special measures to improve their situation.
lacking in information and statistics about particularly vulnerable groups of women, including rural women, Roma women, women without civil registration and documentation, disabled women, refugee women and internally displaced women, who often suffer from multiple forms of discrimination.
The Committee notes the lack of information and statistics about vulnerable groups of women, particularly rural women, single mothers, women with disabilities, refugees and women belonging to ethnic and religious minorities who often suffer from multiple forms of discrimination, especially in regard to access to employment, health care, education and social benefits.
While noting the measures taken with the aim of enhancing integration of immigrant, refugee and minority women into the Swedish society and of including the women in the labour market, the Committee continues to be concerned about their human rights situation and the fact that they continue to suffer from multiple forms of discrimination.
The Committee is concerned that women with disabilities suffer from multiple forms of discrimination, including with regard to access to education, employment and health care, participation in political life, the high rate of violence against them and the lack of specialized services for victims.
The Committee notes the lack of information and statistics about vulnerable groups of women, particularly rural women, single mothers, women with disabilities, refugees and migrant women who often suffer from multiple forms of discrimination, especially in regard to access to employment, health care, education and social benefits.
Notwithstanding the establishment on 1 January 2006 of a new public agency to ensure effective short-term and long-term implementation of national disability policy, the Committee is concerned that women with disabilities suffer from multiple forms of discrimination, including with respect to access to education, employment, health care and protection from violence, and that they are not seen as a particular group with particular needs.
The justification for applying such measures should include a description of the actual life situation of women, including the conditions and influences which shape their lives and opportunities- or that of a specific group of women, suffering from multiple forms of discrimination- and whose position the State party intends to improve in an accelerated manner with the application of such temporary special measures.
the Committee ' s general recommendation No. 25 and to put in place in all areas, including the civil, political, economic, social and cultural areas, temporary special measures, with a view to achieving effective gender equality, particularly for those women who suffer from multiple forms of discrimination.
And considering the series of wars which Lebanon has experienced, the Committee expressed concern about" the number and situation of women with disabilities, as well as women who care for disabled family members who often suffer from multiple forms of discrimination" and requested that the State Party provide, in its next report," a comprehensive picture of the de facto situation of disabled women as well as women who care for disabled family members…"(Comments, paragraphs 38 and 39);
Notwithstanding the establishment on 1 January 2006 of a new public agency to ensure the effective short-term and long-term implementation of the State party ' s national disability policy, the Committee is concerned that women with disabilities suffer from multiple forms of discrimination, including with respect to access to education, employment, health care and protection from violence, and that they are not seen as a particular group with particular needs.
as well as for women suffering from multiple forms of discrimination, such as Roma women.
that older women and women with disabilities often suffered from multiple forms of discrimination.
They contended that these groups suffered from multiple forms of discrimination and were most in need of protection.
young people with disabilities suffered from multiple forms of discrimination, particularly in the areas of education and employment.
The Committee is concerned that immigrant women continue to suffer from multiple forms of discrimination, including with respect to access to education,
The Special Rapporteur also analysed the situation of low-caste peoples, who they generally suffer from multiple forms of discrimination on account of race, religious belief, descent and occupation.