Sentence examples for remains marginalised from inspiring English sources

Although South African MSM are recognized as at-risk for HIV/AIDS (South African Department of Health, 2000) this population remains marginalised and to a large extent neglected in current HIV/AIDS-prevention campaigns and research.

The Niger Movement for Justice (MNJ) complained that a 1995 peace deal that ended the previous insurgency has never been fully implemented and that the region remains marginalised.

As a result, CHWs often remain marginalised in the health system.

With registration for presidential candidates closing on February 20th, little time remains for a marginalised opposition to get organised.

TB remains a scourge of marginalised populations that continue to live in conditions that increase their vulnerability to TB, and have difficulty accessing comprehensive treatment and following it through to completion or education about their illness [ 41].

Despite evidence like the 2012 special Gallop report which found people of colour in the US were more likely than their White counterparts to identify as LGBT, Blackness remains associated with prejudice towards those with marginalised gender and sexual identities.

In relation to benefits, although membership of the NHIS should be universal, in practice there are many barriers to joining – economic, geographic, organizational, and cultural – and so membership remains partial and in some ways skewed against marginalised groups.

However, more generally the use of cartoons remains the exception rather than a rule and a marginalised activity viewed as quirky rather than a mainstream form of information communication, packaging and delivery [ 4].

While UNICEF has made significant progress towards reaching the goals in the areas of health, nutrition and education, much work remains to be done – especially where women and children are the most marginalised.

Many remain lonely and marginalised all their lives".

Those who remained found themselves increasingly marginalised.