Examples of using From decision-making processes in English and their translations into French
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where women's potential contribution to peacebuilding efforts is constrained owing to their exclusion from decision-making processes.
poor reproductive health care and exclusion from decision-making processes, refugee and internally displaced women constitute one of the most vulnerable groups in the world.
the duty of States to consult with indigenous peoples in decisions affecting them is aimed at reversing the historical pattern of excluding indigenous people from decision-making processes in order to avoid imposing important decisions on them in the future
exclude them from decision-making processes at all levels in their own countries and make them victims of systematic human rights violations.
and about their exclusion from decision-making processes.
Women are not excluded from decision-making processes concerning water resources and entitlements.
young people with disabilities had been excluded from decision-making processes.
Women's exclusion from decision-making processes in the public and private spheres remains a major challenge.
Up to now, the Haitian government has excluded communities most directly affected by mining activities from decision-making processes.
too many young people remain excluded from decision-making processes that affect their lives.
decisions related to conflict because they have been absent from decision-making processes.
they are largely excluded from decision-making processes.
are excluded from decision-making processes.
who have generally been excluded from decision-making processes concerning education policy.
the fact that persons with disabilities have so long been excluded from decision-making processes affecting them.
Girls and young women are especially excluded from decision-making processes, an absence that continues into womanhood with,
groups are increasingly feeling excluded from decision-making processes as representative democracy remains essentially national and local.
also of exercising their rights as citizens as they were excluded from decision-making processes.
are excluded from decision-making processes relating to environment issues ECA, 2012b.
women are most often neglected and sidelined from decision-making processes that crucially affect them,