Sentence examples for policing discrimination from inspiring English sources

Nobody can agree on the riots' underlying causes, which include joblessness, segregation, hard-line policing, discrimination, drug mafias and a lack of parental control especially, according to one outspoken minister, in polygamous families.

A few weeks earlier, during an interview with the liberal-leaning editorial board of the Louisville Courier-Journal, Paul had expressed ambivalence about whether the government should be allowed to police discrimination in the private sector.

She says police discrimination remains a source of simmering resentment.

In which the inequalities of class and race are compounded by the inequities of police discrimination.

And in 2009, President Obama appointed Mr. Perez assistant attorney general for civil rights, where he took on discrimination by police, discrimination in schools and onerous voter ID laws.

Police discrimination also may occur when the majority of a society perceives a minority group as refusing to endorse the majority's values.

Ms. Gray said the police had met with black residents and with the provincial human rights commission to develop procedures that addressed police discrimination.

But the proportion of respondents saying they had experienced police discrimination in 2011 was just 16.1% - barely half the number reporting the same by mental health staff.

A report on racial profiling released yesterday by Connecticut's chief state attorney found there was no statewide pattern of police discrimination against minority drivers.

The IPCC ordered the investigations following complaints from Muslim Britons alleging police discrimination in the use of schedule 7 of the Terrorism Act 2000, which allows stops at airports and ports even if wrongdoing is not suspected.

The tradition of struggle against police discrimination in France is an old one, and one of its most recent demands – for the establishment of vouchers or documentation during identity checks in order to better fight against the practice of "ethnic profiling" – was taken up by François Hollande during his candidature only for him to abandon it once elected.