Jewish groups are now lobbying the government to end the Muslim monopoly, arguing that it discriminates against Jews.
He admits that Iranian Kurds, who are predominantly Sunni Muslims, believe that Iran's Shia Muslim regime systematically discriminates against them.
They also think the principle of one-state, one-commissioner discriminates against them.
But on one point, all agree: the government, being Buddhist, discriminates against Muslims.
Opponents of the bill claim it discriminates against black and poor voters.
But in a host of ways for example, by refusing to acknowledge their degrees as qualifications for the public sector the state discriminates against such private establishments.Greener grassThe net result is that many youngsters give up hope of getting a decent college education in their homeland and look elsewhere.
The court ruled two years ago that this illegally discriminates against anyone who either is not a member of one of these groups, or who does not want to identify themselves as such.The inability of Bosnian politicians to get their act together has led to unprecedented levels of gloom about the future of the country.
Those who argue that road pricing is unfair because it discriminates against the poor ignore the fact that people too poor to own a vehicle, together with the young and the very old, suffer the ill-effects of congestion without the benefits of personal mobility.
In the latest election he managed to attract many non-Luos.Muslims, who make up about 15% of the population, voted en masse for Mr Odinga, because they have long complained that the ruling establishment discriminates against them.
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He quickly concluded after May 6th that allying himself with the cause of modest electoral reform was a price worth paying for power.For the Liberal Democrats, changing the first-past-the-post voting system that discriminates against them has long been the holy grail.
