Examples of using Multiple discrimination in English and their translations into Slovenian
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in particular for those who face multiple discrimination.
Multiple discrimination: the directive should confirm that the principle of equal treatment includes protection in relation to multiple discrimination
Calls for statistics and indicators to be provided on multiple discrimination, which is often hidden under‘mainstream' discrimination(such as that on grounds of poverty and race);
Whereas migrant workers such as domestic workers may be exposed to multiple discrimination and are specifically vulnerable to gender-based forms of violence
I am convinced that the report brings new incentives to eliminate the multiple discrimination facing men
encourage the development of new approaches for example to address multiple discrimination.
unskilled labour mobility may lead to worse discrimination against Roma women who are already extremely vulnerable to multiple discrimination, and may hinder their further progress in the labour market;
evaluation of disability policies, in order to counter the invisibility and multiple discrimination affecting women and girls with disabilities.
mainstream society remains wide, and the situation for Roma women in the EU is even worse as a result of multiple discrimination based on both ethnicity and sex;
with an emphasis on those facing gender inequalities and multiple discrimination;
we are also witnessing it in the case of the directive on multiple discrimination and equality of treatment in other domains,
social exclusion and multiple discrimination;
Whereas the widespread multiple discrimination faced by women and the disproportionate number
so multiple discrimination has not been forgotten here.
with particular emphasis on disability and multiple discrimination issues.
Whereas the intersectionality of the gender aspects of poverty requires a holistic approach to tackle multiple discrimination, and issues such as housing,
girls with disabilities experience multiple discrimination and disability has very clear gender-specific dimensions.
After a busy September we began the series of October seminars with a working discussion on gender mainstreaming and multiple discrimination, to which we invited the director of the Office for Equal Opportunities, the Advocate for Equal Opportunities
in 2009 a campaign against multiple discrimination(”When are you going to run out of glue?”).
As a result, some countries supported actions focusing on women facing multiple discrimination, such as women from minorities(in particular Roma women)