Sentences with phrase «ethnic divisions»

A spokesperson for Cambridge Analytica told Trending that the company is not involved in any negative advertising in Kenya, and that the company «has never advocated the exploitation of ethnic divisions in any country.»

The long - time opposition figure also ran in the 2007 election, which was followed by violence fuelled by ethnic divisions that killed more than 1,000 people.

And sometimes ethnic divisions even became microcosmic, with different factions sharing everything about their culture except the particular village of origin back home.

Firstly, ethnic divisions do not necessarily overlap with political divisions, which are at the epicentre of the current crisis.

The key political actors in Kenya should be encouraged to remain conscious of this fragility which is worsened by debilitating ethnic divisions.

Queens - Politics does not support a redistricting system based on ethnic division.

''» The deep ethnic division in Kenya is reflected in public opinion survey findings, which reveal dotted variations among ethnic groups in perceptions of the fairness of the 2007 election».

This time around, Espaillat is going out of his way to downplay the racial and ethnic divisions inherent in the race, observers say.

Wabba, who commended the efforts of the government to secure people's lives and property, urged the security agencies, including the military, to avoid acting in ways that could strengthen the cause of those behind ethnic division in the society.

Ethnic divisions for all of Belize in 1995: Creoles - 30 % of population.

From Syria to Israel, from Spain to Algeria, passing through Egypt and Albania, this exhibition highlights that art is able to surpass ethnic divisions and social barriers in favour of peaceful communication among those involved.

Looking across the totality of the evidence, what we see is that the climate variables tend to be weaker predictors of security troubles than other factors, like ethnic divisions, failed states, war in neighboring states that spills over, etc..

Russian propaganda delivered to Americans on social media seek to heighten ethnic divisions, play off security fears like domestic terrorism and increase anxieties about social and economic decline, researchers say.

Ethnic divisions continue to frame Kenyan politics.

This reached a peak after the 2007 general election, when a contested result caused ethnic divisions to erupt - 1,100 people were killed in the ensuing conflict, while 650,000 were displaced.

In the face of ongoing racial and ethnic division and the way in which divisions among parts of Islam have led to war, the churches should work together to extend the call of Christ to love God and neighbor.

We started focusing on issues of economic inequality, racial and ethnic division, and difference.

Ologbondiyan said, «It is shocking that on the face of the colossal failure of governance leading to hunger and starvation, ethnic division, bloodletting and killings in our land, Mr. President is more concerned about a selfish agenda of foisting himself on a people who have become despondent of his leadership.

The racial and ethnic divisions that played to Alcantara's advantage in a crowded Democratic primary could be her undoing.

The first large - scale presentation of Simpson's work in Europe, this survey exhibition ranges from her proto - cinematic photo - text piece, Gestures / Re-enactments (1985), to her recent conceptual video installation, Chess (2013), providing an insightful view into America's repressed history of social and ethnic divisions.

Thomas Davidoff, an associate professor at the University of British Columbia's Sauder School of Business, says affordability concerns in markets like Vancouver and Toronto have in some cases resulted in ethnic divisions.

Boston's most economically mixed neighborhoods tend to be centered around its Roxbury district, a section that has been predominantly working class, black and Latino in a city with a long history of racial and ethnic divisions.