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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Discrimination based on sex"”.

  1. Probing the experiences of women within the practice of "Gonyalelwa lapa' among BaSotho ba Lebowa' Ga-Masemola Area Sekhukhune District, Makhudumathaga Municipality, Limpopo Province South Africa

    ‘Gonyalelwa lapa’ is a form of a marriage whereby a family marries a woman to a deceased son who passed on without having biological children, for the purpose of restoring or reviving the deceased’s name. The woman is married with her existing children, or to bear children who will take the surname …

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  2. Men in Nursing: Masculine Gender Role Stress and Job Satisfaction

    … studies indicate that men experience bias, discrimination based on sex, and disproportionate levels of discipline within the profession. In the face of a continuing nursing shortage, recruitment and retention of men, as well as the rates at which men leave the profession and factors …

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  3. La protección especial del derecho laboral de las mujeres gestantes como derecho constitucional.

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  4. Queering Law and Artificial Intelligence: Towards a Technology Oriented Principle of Equality

    … domains, including government welfare decision-making, airport security control, policing and criminal justice, online content moderation, hiring processes, and healthcare decisions. These failures disproportionately impact individuals based on ethnicity, sex, gender, sexual orientation, age, …

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