Article 5 Role of Gender and Prejudices

What he says feels right to his followers, because it conforms to their prejudices. And the Internet, having swamped the quality press, feeds and reinforces those prejudices, making it more difficult to distinguish the truth from lies.

States should introduce education and public information programmes to help eliminate prejudices that hinder women's equality.

Bringing together young people from different backgrounds and from different countries helps combat negative prejudices and stereotypes.

Bringing together young people from different backgrounds and from different countries helps combat negative prejudices and stereotypes.

The Israeli delegation had accused him of misusing his position to promote his personal prejudices and agenda.

Efforts have been made to eliminate gender prejudices and change the perception of the roles of women and men.

The petitioners also argue that the repeated use of the term inadaptable citizens by the State party reveals institutional prejudices against Roma.

UNESCO has concerned itself with the need to eliminate such prejudices and misrepresentations in history textbooks, but much remains to be done.

A society's attitudes, preferences, biases and prejudices develop over centuries and are the product of a complex mix of culture, history, custom and religion.

(b) To combat stereotypes, prejudices and harmful practices relating to persons with disabilities, including those based on sex and age, in all areas of life

The Group believes that such a text raises serious issues of mandate and prejudices the negotiation process and the efforts for the early conclusion of the draft convention.

You can't have barriers, because it breaks through your prejudices, breaks through everything that you have as your mask, that says, I am this, I am that, I am that.

The body with the responsibility for carrying out the investigation may need the cooperation of those forces that are being investigated, and this prejudices the independence of the investigation.Inadequate investigation

It is also taken without prejudices to the right of Members of the Conference to move forward with positions and proposals already made or to be put forward in the future.

Lin s success is delicious, partly because it contradicts so many cultural prejudices about Asian American athletes. Flabbergasted experts who overlooked Lin have been saying things like he just didn t look the part.

Active resisters to the Nazis during World War II were often devout Christians. Some sheltered Jews despite their own prejudices simply because they saw it as their religious duty to do so.

If policies or prejudices have not persuaded that undecided 17 of voters, they must be looking for something else. They want to see whether they like one man better than the other.

The SADC was highly sensitive to women's rights. In that connection, it focused on the girl child in a bid to break the cycle of harmful social practices and prejudices against women.

There were always exaggerated claims that bringing in the new members would be a costly affair, just as petty and narrow prejudices blemished the willingness to open up Europe s borders for Polish plumbers.

The Committee strongly recommends that the State party undertake effective public education measures, including awareness raising programmes designed to eliminate gender based prejudices and traditional practices that are harmful to women and girls.

The Committee recommends that the State party endeavour, by encouraging genuine dialogue, to improve relations between different ethnic and religious communities with a view to promoting tolerance and overcoming prejudices and negative stereotypes.

In addition to regular prejudices and challenges as women, immigrant women are often not informed of their rights and national laws and consequently are prone to abuse, human rights violations, unemployment and poverty.

The idea is to contribute to improve the quality of television and to assist media to more effectively contribute to eliminate prejudices, to form social values as well as to promote an attitude of citizenship.

Active resisters to the Nazis during World War II were often devout Christians. Some sheltered Jews 45 45 despite their own prejudices 45 45 simply because they saw it as their religious duty to do so.

Simply put, there must be dollar depreciation to keep global imbalances in check. Instead of catering to European fears and prejudices about exchange rates, the Fed chairman should put politics aside and stick to sound economics.

The Ministry of Education and Training has taken steps to gradually remove gender prejudices that can still be seen in students books at various grades (refer to the section on Art.10 implementation for further information).

According to the survey, on the one hand, strong gender prejudices are prevalent in Estonia, and, on the other hand, the population is ready to support equal treatment of men and women on the labour market.

In order to advance to the top, women have to overcome the prejudices prevalent in society and they should also be willing to take responsibility, it is also important to have the support of the family.

However, existing widespread stereotypes affect women's aspirations and self concept and foster prejudices in society with regard to what they do and can do, thereby restricting the opportunities available to women and the realization of their potential.

Rather, we are seeking to liberate our people from crude fanaticism, from ideological prejudices, from political violence and from fatalism, because we believe we are capable of forging our own destiny in a world of greater brotherhood.

What Cheney did was to feed and nourish the Bush prejudices, and to move ruthlessly and energetically to occupy the policymaking ground left vacant by the President s indolence and National Security Adviser Condoleezza Rice s lack of political clout.

We can interpret this by the fact that in these territories there exist prejudices that this profession is a feminine (womanly) one, although it has been shown in practice that men are very popular and very successful teachers.

In December 2004, 40 of these organizations, with the support of business, launched a national campaign entitled Where do You Hide your Racism? The objective is to stimulate people to identify and rid themselves of their own prejudices.

Skeptics, however, warn that the mass media dictate the voices we hear and are less interested in reasoned debate than in catering to popular prejudices. As a result, fame could be negatively, not positively, correlated with long run accuracy.

More immigration would strengthen skills and raise income levels, while reducing distressed countries expenditure on unemployment benefits. Greater labor mobility within the EU would also help to create a more open European mindset, and thus weaken old nationalist prejudices.

The problem with Bush was not lack of intelligence but a complete absence of intellectual curiosity. He was content to camp on his own shallow prejudices, and the rest of the world had to be fitted into this narrow terrain.

In 1997, the government introduced the CKREE subject in order to combat prejudices and discrimination, and to cater for mutual respect and tolerance between different groups religions and life stances as well as a better understanding of one's background and identity.

In sum, the widespread prostitution, trafficking and other forms of violence against women that mark women's experience today, mutually reinforce and are not separate from the existing attitudinal, economic and political prejudices that denigrate the personhood and dignity of woman.

And if I haven't revealed my prejudices already, I think that life has been about molecular computers building electrochemical computers, building electronic computers, which together with electrochemical computers will build new molecular computers, which will build new electronic computers, and so forth.

In other words, the COP MOP will usually act on the information placed before it by the Executive Board and if a third party considers that such information prejudices them, the chances of claims against the individuals who recommended such decisions or actions may increase.

The Committee is seriously concerned that despite attempts to foster national unity, prejudices and feelings of hostility among some ethnic groups persist in Nigeria, including active discrimination by people who consider themselves to be the original inhabitants of their region against settlers from other states.

In some places and for some people, history means eternal clashes that are shaped by profound geopolitical forces four centuries ago is the same as yesterday. Elsewhere and for other people, history suggests a need to find ways to escape from ancient predicaments and outdated prejudices.

The actor and writer Peter Ustinov found a graphic image for this Education is important, especially when it comes to dismantling prejudices. You can't help being a prisoner within your own mind, but the least you can do is ensure that the cell is decently furnished.

Women could be ordered to wait, say, three years after the birth of a child before having another. Here, too, local governments, which are the most susceptible to popular prejudices, will be empowered to implement a law that seems specifically targeted at the Rohingyas, with their large families.