Sentence examples for sectarian discrimination from inspiring English sources

"We are against sectarian discrimination".

Throughout history, sectarian discrimination and brutality perpetrated by majority religions against religious minorities have led to tragic results for the victims.

Muslim dress can indeed appear as a mark of separation, but racial and sectarian discrimination surely counts far more and bans on religious clothing are likely to aggravate it.

The Northern Irishman has been on the wrong end of everything from verbal and physical abuse to death threats and sectarian discrimination down the years, which is why he has a degree of sympathy for Jamie Carragher.

Hashimi, the Sunni vice president, recently drafted what he calls the "Iraqi National Compact," a 25-point statement of principles that condemns all types of extremism and sectarian discrimination.

In U.S.-allied Bahrain, Abduljalil Alsingace, the blogger and human rights defender, who was sentenced in 2011 to life in prison for writing "critically about human rights violations, sectarian discrimination and repression of the political opposition," is rotting in jail, noted the Committee to Protect Journalists.

There was no sectarian or ethnic discrimination, we were told; the problem was terrorism.

He warned specifically that persecuted Rohingya Muslims there could become radicalized and destabilize the region unless the government contained sectarian violence and discrimination.

If, for example, a state should attempt to subsidize all sectarian schools without discrimination, it would necessarily violate the principle of equality because certain sects felt impelled to conduct a large number of such schools, others few, others none.

This "coalition of extremes" brought together Muslims with B.J.P.-allied upper caste Hindu voters with Mr. Kumar's J.D.U. as a guarantor against sectarian violence and discrimination, but the arrangement existed uneasily.

The vessels are packed with ethnic Muslim Rohingya escaping discrimination and sectarian violence in Buddhist-majority Burma and impoverished economic migrants fleeing Bangladesh.