Examples of using Stigmatisation in English and their translations into Italian
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may bring about discrimination and stigmatisation of specific persons and/or groups of people10.
judicial harassment, stigmatisation, violent attacks,
tackling hatred and stigmatisation of communities, and combating hate crime
treat mental health problems while avoiding the stigmatisation, rejection or, worse still,
all forms of discrimination and stigmatisation based on nationality
with the focus being on combating stigmatisation of and discrimination against people affected by neurodegenerative diseases,
oppose this, fearing stigmatisation, and arguing that they want their children to be the same as all the other children apparently believing that all non-Gypsy children are the same,
This is notably the case as regards stigmatisation and social exclusion;
I must stress that we face a very strong wave of racism and stigmatisation, chiefly towards the Roma,
combat exclusion and stigmatisation, and provide support for sufferers
Such stigmatisation can intensify the sense of shame and isolation felt by
Stigmatisation, discrimination, and bullying are psychosocial consequences of childhood obesity.
that prevention by education was the best means of control, and that stigmatisation of sufferers, particularly at work,
Policies aiming at fighting against radicalisation must be based on an approach that guarantees individual liberties in order to avoid stigmatisation, the latter being a breeding ground for extremism.
support their dignity, and help combat stigmatisation.
generalisations or stigmatisation, let alone justify them.
lead to feelings of'overwardenlng' or stigmatisation.
as well as to prevent stigmatisation and further victimisation in cases of trafficking in human beings.
they consistently identify stigmatisation, discrimination and exclusion as major barriers to health,
career or stigmatisation.