Sentence examples for nationality discrimination from inspiring English sources

Similarly, De Schutter (2009) argues that prohibitions of nationality discrimination in national law in most EU Member States and in EU free-movement law put pressure on governments to eliminate unequal treatment between foreigners and nationals, which could constitute indirect discrimination if nationality serves as a proxy for race, ethnicity or religion.

EU anti-discrimination law does not cover nationality discrimination against non-EU citizens (De Schutter, 2009).

The non-discrimination clause also does not ban nationality discrimination elsewhere than in economic activity.

Prohibitions against sexual and nationality discrimination have a long standing in the treaties.

Other The proportion of respondents who had experienced discrimination varied: 4% experienced disability discrimination, 14% age discrimination, 2% sexual discrimination, 7% gender discrimination, 4% nationality discrimination, 6% physical appearance discrimination, 3% ethnic background discrimination, 1% criminal record discrimination, 2% religious discrimination, and 4% other discrimination.

In December, Human Rights Watch called for the charges against the drivers to be dropped and accused Singapore of "justifying nationality-based discrimination in pay and working conditions, and restricting foreign workers' rights to form or lead a union to do something about it".

If he did not, that bequest would go to establish an orphanage in Lancaster, to be open to all races and nationalities without discrimination.

The official rejected criticism from some immigration lawyers that focusing on specific nationalities amounted to discrimination.

This variable is the simple average of seven policy areas: labour market mobility, family reunion, education, political participation, long-term residence, access to nationality, and anti-discrimination MIPEX_AN – Measure of inclusiveness of access to nationality for ordinary immigrants and their descendants.

MIPEX offers a comprehensive set of policy indicators on national integration policies in seven areas: labour market mobility, family reunion, education, political participation, long-term residence, access to nationality, and anti-discrimination (see Appendix Table 4 for a full list of variables).

The statement came as the top UN human rights official issued a report saying the Rohingya had been deprived of nationality and undergone systematic discrimination and severe restrictions on movements.