Discrimination

1. PRESENATION IN English ON THE TOPIC OF: «DISCRIMINATION»

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DISCRIMINATION

3. WHAT

The concept of "discrimination" is associated with the Latin
word «discriminatio», which means "pinching" or "contrast".
• Discrimination is a negative attitude, prejudice, violence,
injustice and deprivation of certain rights of persons because
of their membership in a particular social group.
DISCRIMINATION

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DISCRIMINATION OF PERSONALITY

5. WHAT

• In modern society, the individual is called negative discrimination, unfair
treatment of certain social groups and the deprivation of certain rights.
Such people feel worse than others, denying them opportunities and
privileges available to other groups, as well as the form of these negative
public opinion.
• Discrimination of the person can be on different grounds - sexual
orientation, nationality, religion, race, sex, age, and even occupation.
DISCRIMINATION OF PERSONALITY

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DISCRIMINATION IN eMPLOYMENT

7. WHAT

• Widespread in the world received discrimination in employment, in
which employers restrict the rights of individual workers or deny
them employment on any grounds.
• Infringement can be expressed in unequal remuneration for equal
volume of work performed, denial of training or career
development.
DISCRIMINATION IN eMPLOYMENT

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9. WHAT

• Under price discrimination understand the situation in which identical goods are
sold to different buyers at different prices. Its meaning lies in the desire of the
seller to sell their products at the highest price possible, so he sets different
tariffs depending on the amount of purchased goods or from the income of the
buyer.
• It should be noted that discounts for pensioners or students, too, are a kind of
discrimination in relation to other segments of the population. Similar
discrimination can be called the sale of air tickets of different classes or travel in
public transport.
PRICE DISCRIMINATION

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THE WAR ON DISCRIMINATION

11. WAR

• The fight against discrimination is carried out not only among ordinary people,
but also at the international level. In 1948 the United Nations published the
Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which recommended to the execution of
all the member countries of the organization.
• Regularly in the world proclaimed the special international days, which are
intended to draw attention to a particular problem in the society. Widely known
for the so-called policy of "positive discrimination", according to which certain
categories, obviously subject to the infringement of the privileges granted.
THE WAR ON DISCRIMINATION

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