Sentence examples for marginalisation of children from inspiring English sources

A campaigner has hailed Lego's first ever figure of a young person in a wheelchair as a step towards ending the "cultural marginalisation" of children with disabilities.

The marginalisation of children's fiction and work including fantasy of any kind has led to a lack of serious consideration of their work.

Issues of marginalisation and child protection are addressed through an inclusive network - one that has the capacity to address the protection issues that impact adolescents.

Yet despite progress, "the lives of millions of children continue to be marked by poverty, marginalisation, exclusion and exploitation," she said.

VIENNA, 19 July 2010 – As thousands of experts from around the world gather at the XVIII International AIDS Conference in Vienna, Austria, UNICEF is drawing attention to one the most pressing concerns in the struggle against HIV – the marginalisation of those affected by the disease, especially children.

It makes sense that very different approaches would be needed to prevent the sexual abuse of children in their family home, in an organisational setting, over the Internet, in a conflict zone, or of a child exploited for sex in the context of extreme poverty or marginalisation.

Evangelical Christian groups committed to converting young people are being allowed access to children in state schools because of the marginalisation of religious education, a new study warns.

Marginalisation of the game in Britain and France was ignored.

One reason is the political and economic marginalisation of Sunnis by Iraq's Shia-dominated government.

The market economy, said an accompanying commentary, had caused the rapid marginalisation of intellectuals.

"What has happened is emblematic of the marginalisation of the political voices of the young.