Sentence examples for community discrimination from inspiring English sources
It is difficult to eliminate community discrimination of HIV and homosexuality.
Community discrimination is inversely associated with HIV testing and may also lead to high-risk sexual behaviors.
Increased vulnerability will typically persist into adulthood, and social and community discrimination against disability will negatively affect a child's psychological well-being and his or her future.
Healthcare personnel felt this delay was due to a lack of awareness of TB and also a fear of community discrimination.
Undoubtedly, stigmatizing attitudes within the community penetrate family relationships as well, resulting in discrimination within the family, fear of disclosure to family members, or even community discrimination against HIV-negative family members of people infected with HIV.
The scale assesses three dimensions: negative attitudes and beliefs associated with PLWHA (negative attitudes, 8 items), perceptions of acts of discrimination faced by PLWHA within the community (discrimination, 7 items), and attitudes and beliefs related to fair treatment of PLWHA (equity, 4 items).
These include discrimination or intolerance toward people based on their sexual orientation, or targeting women or members of Muslim, Arab-American and South Asian communities; discrimination in access to health care and affordable housing; unease about government surveillance programs; and a broken immigration system.
Discrimination against the LGBT community is discrimination against the wider community in which we live.
community for discrimination, made it a probe into the conservative psyche.
It said: "The government increasingly targeted regime critics and those challenging conservative societal norms in 2014 … Malaysia's LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender) community faces discrimination and hostility from both state and nonstate actors".
He claims to be fighting to defend the Tutsi community from discrimination and from the former Rwandan Hutu fighters who have returned from neighboring countries and now operate in the forested hills of eastern Congo.
