Sentence examples for fleeing discrimination from inspiring English sources

When deported, they often return, fleeing discrimination and poverty in Romania and Bulgaria.

At last, Israel — itself a country built by refugees fleeing discrimination — is banning, investigating and legislating against racism in sports.

His Tamil parents had already moved the family from their native Sri Lanka to Ghana, fleeing discrimination.

Fleeing discrimination before it swallowed them up, Mr. Shen sold his home and moved his mother and daughter to sixth-floor walk-up here, in a deserted gray cement building in an industrial zone on the southern edge of Suzhou.

In practice, nobody is going to be able to neatly pack their passport and customs declarations cards in order to flee discrimination or state persecution in a "regular" way.

Mainly pauperised east European Jews fleeing economic discrimination, religious persecution and, from 1881, pogroms enacted by the mob but encouraged by the tsarist Russian authorities.

I am a refugee who fled injustice, discrimination and persecution.

They were largely fleeing poverty and discrimination in rural areas of Romania, where last year a study showed that 7 out of 10 Romanians would not accept a Roma as part of their family.

For LGBT refugees fleeing Syria, the discrimination they face at home could assist them to be resettled abroad, but few are willing to publicly identify as such, Neil Grungas, executive director of the Organization for Refuge, Asylum & Migration (ORAM), told VICE News.

Yet Australia, which is a wealthy nation with a skilled labor shortage, has continued to exile thousands of people fleeing oppression, war, discrimination, dictatorship, persecution, and attacks by criminal and terrorist groups to indefinite sentences in prisons in the middle of a silent ocean.

The Nobel Prize laureate gave her first speech on the situation in Rakhine province this week in Yangon in which she labeled ARSA a bunch of terrorists and insisted that the government needed more time to figure out what the rest of the world already knows: hundreds of thousands of Rohingya are fleeing violence and discrimination.