Sentence examples for stigmatising of from inspiring English sources

Until 2014, favelas were almost invisible on the internet, which fed the stigmatising of our communities.

Less stigmatising of trans people – [showing them] being beaten up, being raped, being the butt of the joke".

Even so, for a high-ranking politician to publicly condemn the stigmatising of mental health problems is encouraging.

Does Mr Livingstone's ill-advised, but hardly premeditated, comment fatally undermine the work of those fighting the stigmatising of mental illness, as has been claimed by Mr Jones?

Extreme examples include the stigmatising of children accused of witchcraft; the practice of female genital mutilation; domestic violence; and forced marriages with partners in distant lands.

Discrimination and stigmatising of minority ethnic groups has, at the same time, increased and academic studies have concluded that the targeted use of traditional policing methods is more effective than injunctions at dealing with gang violence.

Nicolas Sarkozy has been accused of stigmatising one of France's most marginalised communities as he prepares to hold a meeting at the Elysee Palace tomorrow to discuss tough new strategies for dealing with the Traveller, Gypsy and Roma populations.

Rather, these discussions and narratives are a small part in a bigger social and medical puzzle, a beginning to the de-stigmatising of mental illness more broadly, beginning – but not ending – in higher education.

This investigation was designed to determinethe presence of largely negatively stigmatising models of people who stutter in film media, andto discover if, in line with more positive portrayals of other disabilities, representations arebecoming increasingly positive.

Factors that contribute to delays in help-seeking are community stigma of youth depression [ 10, 11] and stigmatising attitudes of mental health professionals [ 12], both of which lead to a longer duration of untreated illness (DUI) [ 13].

She said: "We could opt our daughter out of these, of course, but that's quite an isolating and stigmatising course of action.