Examples of using Second-class citizens in English and their translations into Finnish
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Cypriots are not second-class citizens of some sort of Ottoman or other colony.
We both know that we're not second-class citizens but there are a lot of people in this country who still need convincing and you are the missing piece in our puzzle.
The citizens from Mr Ortuondo Larrea's region are not second-class citizens, of course, and yet are systematically threatened, forced to leave their homes
Four and a half years have passed, and yet the nationals of the new Member States still feel like second-class citizens.
like we are some second-class citizens.
The Roma are human beings belonging to the European Community, but are repeatedly being reminded in an inhuman manner that they are second-class citizens.
tends to make them second-class citizens.
are not second-class citizens.
have a fair chance in life and are not second-class citizens.
This created an absurd situation in which the citizens of the new Member States are not even second-class citizens in the labour market.
treat them like children or second-class citizens.
over who are the first-class citizens and who the second-class citizens.
above universal human rights. There cannot be first- and second-class citizens.
Anything less would imply that we accept and prefer a society with first- and second-class citizens.
Overcoming the GDR complex within the Federal Republic, namely the feeling many East Germans have of being second-class citizens, will take time.
They have become second-class citizens who are no longer able to express themselves publicly,
We should reject the PPE-DE amendments which seek to classify long-term residents as somehow second-class citizens.
The Member States' mean-minded attitude leaves the candidate countries with the impression that they are second-class citizens who are not welcome.
They have the feeling that they are now being treated as second-class citizens, particularly since their leader, Mr Ouattara, was barred from taking part in the presidential elections on account of his alleged Burkinan roots.
Black people are viewed by the local society as second-class citizens, and some individuals are even more hostile.