Traduction de «estonie les minorités ethniques » (Français → Anglais) :

ethnic minority LGBT person

ethnic group [ ethnic minority | Ethnic factors(ECLAS) | Ethnicity(ECLAS) ]

racial minority [ ethnic minority ]

assistance for ethnic minorities

International Federation for the Protection of the Rights of Ethnic, Religious, Linguistic and other Minorities

Bulgaria: Ethnic Minorities

It will (a) establish a mechanism for networking and exchanging good practice between the Member States, accession countries and relevant international organisations on improving the access and appropriateness of health care services, health promotion and prevention to meet the needs of migrants, the Roma and other vulnerable ethnic minority groups, including irregular/illegal migrants; (b) document the legal and policy framework, including review of national health plans and support for the development and monitoring of national action plans for migrants/ethnic ...[+++] minorities to include a specific focus on the Roma; (c) develop benchmarking criteria and consensus guidelines on good practice on access to care for the Roma and other vulnerable ethnic minority and migrant groups; and (d) review training and capacity building programmes in relation to ethnic/migrant health and development of a consensus framework for capacity building for professionals, including basic components of a training programme and the operational aspects of its delivery and evaluation.

Reiterates its request that all human rights and democracy discussions with third countries, instruments, documents and reports, including the Annual Reports on human rights, explicitly address discrimination issues including the issues of ethnic, national and linguistic minorities, religious freedoms including intolerance against any religion and discriminatory practices towards minority religions, caste-based discrimination, the protection and promotion of the rights of indigenous peoples, the human rights of women, the rights of children, disabled peop ...[+++]le including people with intellectual disabilities, and people of all sexual orientations, fully involving their organisations, both within the European Union and in third countries, where appropriate;

the different situations and needs of minority groups, including recent migrants, established ethnic minorities, national minorities, the Roma and stateless persons,

Wide diversity in existing ethnic minority entrepreneurship models and their performance across Europe suggests there may be extensive unfulfilled potential for ethnic minority businesses to expand within and beyond their traditional areas of trading, food and tourism.