Examples of using To equality in English and their translations into Finnish
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Day against Homophobia and Transphobia, I wish to reaffirm the EU's commitment to equality and non-discrimination.
However, some governments understand integration from a negative point of view, as a new means of discrimination, and as a further obstacle to equality and access to fundamental rights.
the right to equality.
if we are not prepared to enable women to actually realise their right to equality, nothing will come of this noble ambition.
The Commission's commitment to equality between men and women will also be reflected in the roadmap for male/female equality that the Commission will be presenting shortly.
do a storyboard biography about them and their contribution to equality and/or society.
the people are made equal to the monarchs by their inalienable right to equality.
must not become a new obstacle to equality or access to fundamental rights.
Almost all programmes introduce explicit project selection criteria designed to test out the commitment ESF projects to equality.
The demand for equal treatment dominated this era during which the individual's right to equality was addressed.
So I say yes to equality between men and women,
Mainstreaming demands a more comprehensive approach to equality.
The rights-based approach to equality was, I would say, a major achievement of the World Conference in Beijing.
I would add to this list the Charter of Fundamental Rights, Chapter III of which is devoted to equality, and which includes a specific provision on the integration of persons with disabilities Article 26.
as well as the rights to equality and non-discrimination.
One pillar of the thematic programme“Investing in people”49 is devoted to equality, for example in carrying out projects concerning women's participation in decision-making
What we need, then, if we are to do more than simply pay lip service to equality, are quotas-
rights-based approach to equality and non-discrimination.
this important 2009 report quite rightly states that violence is a fundamental obstacle to equality between men and women.