"We found systematic discrimination from one end of the country to another against people who were members of the opposition party or people who disagreed with the regime". This case illustrates a dilemma for the donors.
According to Human Rights Watch, the Shia minority face systematic discrimination from the Saudi government in education, the justice system and especially religious freedom.
The discussion of white supremacy leads to addressing the white supremacist system". White supremacy is a type of systematic discrimination, separate from the intentions of individuals.
In 1987, the Supreme Court concluded in McCleskey that systematic discrimination is separate from individual cases of it.
With few exceptions, these indigenous communities have faced systematic discrimination and marginalization from the governments who purport to represent them, and are particularly vulnerable to impacts on the forests and other natural resources on which they and their cultures depend.
Minority groups, such as Libya's Berbers, have suffered from systematic discrimination.
Its share price had fallen by nearly one-third from its high in 1999, and a class-action suit filed by female workers, alleging systematic discrimination, had reinforced Wal-Mart's reputation as the firm sensitive Americans loved to hate.
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"There has been a systematic discrimination against the Maya from our government.
The variety of conceptions of equality of opportunity suggests the complexity of the task of assessing what are called "affirmative action" programs in societies that are marred by a history of caste hierarchy and systematic discrimination that excludes some groups in the population from any significant access to the fruits of social cooperation.
