Sentence examples for stigmatisation from from inspiring English sources

And, while Haitians face stigmatisation from their neighbours once again, the world must take its share of the blame.

He said the local staff, who face stigmatisation from their families and delays in payment of their risk wages, needed more support from the West.

The break at 12 to 13 years of age also gave children the chance to start afresh, to escape stigmatisation from earlier failures.

Many children heading households reported feelings of stigmatisation from the local community and from relatives.

Nurses were complaining of exhaustion, medics were few and overworked, and the burial team had abandoned duty after facing serious stigmatisation from the community.

Further, parents of a child who had suicided who were internet users or experiencing greater depression who experienced greater stigmatisation from their families, obtained valuable support from online groups [ 38].

Furthermore, obese experience social stigmatisation, rejection from the labour market, depressions [ 4, 5] and poor self-rated health [ 6] more often than normal weight individuals.

In this example of self-stigmatisation imposed from external perceptions, also known as meta-stereotyping (Klein & Azzi, 2001), the respondents felt strongly that being associated with HIV-positive sexual spaces, either online or offline, would compound stigma directed towards them.

Japanese soldiers felt a similar sense of stigmatisation after returning from defeat in 1945.

It created both a market and millions of opportunities for girls who would otherwise suffer from stigmatisation during their periods.

Doctors were at the forefront of the Aids treatment revolution a decade ago, denouncing stigmatisation and inequality from conference platforms and lobbying politicians alongside the activists.