It could never act in a discriminatory manner.

Various discriminatory articles in the Nationality Act, the Penal Code and the Personal Status Act that confirm the gap with the Constitution and the Convention

During 1990 and 1991, discriminatory legislation, particularly that constituting the quot pillars of apartheid quot the Land Acts, Population Registration Act and the Group Areas Act was repealed.

Section 17 of the new Act was intended to deal with cases where the employer had a direct discriminatory purpose.

Pursuant to the so called Mancino Act , discriminatory or racist attitudes underlying the commission of a crime were considered aggravating circumstances.

Ms. Singhateh (Gambia) said that the Labour Act contained no discriminatory provisions but was very old and needed to be reviewed.

Any unlawful act that is discriminatory is at variance with the Constitution and laws of the Republic of Tajikistan and entails liability.

This appeal did not refer to Act No. 80 77 and its discriminatory nature, which are the subject of the present complaint.

She therefore argues that the discriminatory effect of the said provision of the Act is not abolished for her, but still continues.

Despite the positive climate, however, discriminatory articles still remain in certain laws relating to the family and the life of women, such as the Nationality Act, the Personal Status Act and the Penal Code.

The National Commission on the Status of Women has undertaken an exercise to examine laws considered to be discriminatory towards women. It has already suggested amendments to the Pakistan Citizenship Act 1951 to change certain provisions discriminatory towards women.

Discriminatory governmental policies

Legal embodiment has already been given to this discriminatory practice the Language Act, the National Minorities Cultural Autonomy Act, the National Education Act and the Intermediate Schools and High Schools Act and the associated legal instruments all to varying degrees impose additional restrictions on the non indigenous population of the country.

Ms. Cinar (Turkey) said that the 2002 revision of both the Citizenship Act and article 66 of the Constitution had done away with discriminatory provisions.

In 1990, the Equal Rights Act was adopted by Parliament, giving women the right to seek redress for discriminatory practices on the basis of sex.

Discriminatory practices and stereotypes

Reform of Discriminatory Laws

States must repeal discriminatory laws and ban discriminatory practices punish violence and hatred ... not

The other way would be to go through each Act, identify any that are directly or indirectly discriminatory, and then to change these by new legislation.

With regard to family law, the Married Persons Equality Act eliminates the discriminatory Roman Dutch law concept of marital power that previously applied to civil marriages.

Such arrangements were clearly discriminatory, since two people were involved in the sexual act and clients could easily infect women with sexually transmitted diseases or HIV AIDS.

These laws are non discriminatory.

Those laws were very discriminatory.

The only reasonable solution would be for the Parliament of Latvia to reconsider the policy on national minorities and repeal the discriminatory provisions of the Latvian Citizenship Act.

An illustrative example of discriminatory abuse of legislative acts is the manner in which the Act of the Yugoslav Army, passed on 6 November 1993, has been implemented.

Prohibition of arbitrary and discriminatory laws

1.1 Gender discriminatory provisions are removed

These articles are totally non discriminatory.

Furthermore, these laws contain discriminatory provisions.

Yet national and international case law recognizes that a non discriminatory measure in theory can be discriminatory in practice.

Included in this Act for the first time are non discriminatory provisions based on disability and giving equal opportunity for children with disabilities to be included in the education system.

The attention of the world community has again focused on the situation created in Latvia by the repeated approval by the Saeima of that country of a discriminatory Citizenship Act.

It notes that the High Court of Botswana, in a decision adopted on 23 November 2001, declared that the Chieftainship Act was discriminatory and ordered that its section 2 be amended in order to give equal protection and treatment to all tribes under that Act.

A few penal provisions in the Criminal Procedure Act (Act 51 of 1977) Sections 29 and 37 which provide that a woman may be bodily searched or examined only by another woman overtly distinguish between men and women, and these are not necessarily discriminatory.

He opined that those procedures were discriminatory.

Pakistan has been subjected to discriminatory embargos.

Such regimes are arbitrary, inequitable and discriminatory.

A special measure could appear discriminatory and still be construed as non discriminatory if one of its purposes was to overcome discrimination.

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(d) Lastly, the Niger has adopted legislation on education policy (Act No. 98 12 of 1 June 1998), reaffirming the compulsory nature of primary education and non discriminatory access to education for all.

On 3 June 1993 the President of the Republic of Estonia promulgated a discriminatory Act on elections to organs of local self government, adopted on 19 May 1993 by the Parliament of Estonia.

9.5 The provisions of Chapter 3 of the Constitution were effected through the Citizenship Act (Cap 112) but this piece of legislation has been found to be discriminatory contrary to Article 1 of CEDAW.

A difference in treatment is not discriminatory in itself.

The new text excludes several discriminatory articles and sections.

Discriminatory practices due to personal law had been identified.