Sentence examples for about the stigmatisation of from inspiring English sources

Those concerned about the stigmatisation of depression after Lubitz rightly point to the fact that self-harm rather than violence is more likely.

I got in touch with Vangardist's publisher, Julian Wiehl, to talk about the campaign, Conchita Wurst and his HIV Heroes initiative, which fights the stigmatisation of HIV patients around the globe.

Treatment adherence is also affected by beliefs about the origins, transmission and treatment of TB and HIV, often resulting in the stigmatisation of those affected [ 7].

This omission perpetuates the stigmatisation of abortion.

"We have to stop the stigmatisation of Marseille.

Let's end the stigmatisation of mental health here.

Many autistic people, and their carers, campaign tirelessly against the stigmatisation of the condition.

Because the lionisation of pinstriped hubris and the stigmatisation of economic failure go together.

Broad policy responses that challenge the stigmatisation of people living in poverty are also necessary, it concludes.

Benoit Hamon, spokesman for the Socialist party, added: "The stigmatisation of a population in and of itself is scandalous.

Worse, they have added to the stigmatisation of a group that society already does a superb job of demonising.