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Addressing Ebonyi residents during the rally, the Governor’s wife emphasized that achieving desired results in the fight against GBV involves addressing first, the root causes and established norms which have continued to perpetuate the practice.

Among those policies, he said, were creating an education system that did not “indoctrinate or perpetuate fringe ideas such as gender ideology or critical race theory” and a police force that would arrest “delinquents and deviants”.

At least, that’s the perception commissioners and owners want to perpetuate.

But concerns persist that the system could also perpetuate domestic violence or abuse by forcing ongoing contact with a former spouse.

Groups like the Hindu American FoundationCoalition of Hindus of North America oppose the latest moves, arguing they are Hindu-phobic and claiming they perpetuate harmful stereotypes about the Hindu community that came about during colonial rule in India.

Guidelines are nice, but when they don’t make sense, why perpetuate them?

He said he hopes that once the new name is proposed and accepted, there will be more conversations about the importance of reconciliation through renaming monuments, parkways, buildings and other places whose names perpetuate colonization.

However, Daniels' strong moral code forbade him from agreeing to manipulate crime statistics and perpetuate the corruption he had always opposed.

In that decade, Africa was in the struggle for life as a vicious regime in Portugal massacred Africans in Mozambique, Cape Verde, Guinea Bissau and Angola in an attempt to perpetuate its colonial rule.

It can be overwhelming to talk to others who may think differently from you; but if we don’t have these important conversations, those who hold transphobic viewpoints will continue to perpetuate harm against trans communities.

It’s really a good example of how we should be cautioned that rather than eliminating bias, these hiring tools can often perpetuate bias.

Lincoln wrote it because he sensed a growing disregard in the land for America’s political institutions (just like today), and he was worried about how those institutions were going to perpetuate themselves in the long run.

No less irresponsible has been the to perpetuate the war habit even as we recognize the inseparable role wars have always played in the destruction of the planet.

Recognizing the potential of the digital acceleration to perpetuate inequalities, the Challenge presented an opportunity to discuss digitalization as a barrier to women’s economic status.

Sir Mark said the Met would focus on three priorities including "targeting men who perpetuate violence against women and children", building "the strongest ever neighbourhood policing", and "taking an increasingly proactive approach to reducing crime".

These barriers perpetuate cycles of poverty and inequality, necessitating social and economic policies to reduce disparities.

They contend that lifting sanctions without tangible progress in these areas could perpetuate the same problems that led to their imposition in the first place.

They endure an unemployment rate that reaches 40%, shameful poverty, rock bottom wages, and, to top it all, an apparently corrupt regime, with an extreme political ideology, that finds it convenient to perpetuate poverty.

This can lead to a cycle of poverty and inequality as they have less control over their reproductive health, and this can perpetuate gender inequality.

All medical students should be working together to learn to provide optimal medical care to all patients rather than to perpetuate, absurd, racist notions," Goldfarb said to Fox News Digital.