Sentences with phrase «xenophobic attitudes»

In education field, Lanzi Mazzocchinni Survey of 2007/2008 indicated that 58 % of the refugees and asylum - seekers students surveyed experienced discrimination from university staff.42 The discrimination and xenophobic attitudes serve as a barrier to the admission of refugees and asylum - seekers.

In addition to national policies, South Africans» anti-foreigner or xenophobic attitudes challenge the Government of South Africa to defend refugees», asylum - seekers, and economic migrants» rights to access South Africa resources.3

They Are Not Like Us: Teaching About Biases Against Immigration This activity helps students explore xenophobic attitudes and the contributions immigrants have made to U.S. society.

Exclusion, xenophobic attitudes, resentments, and stereotypes are experienced at a daily basis, and in all sectors.

Following this largely unexpected result, some explanations pointed to the role of a voter's age, gender or education in their voting behavior while others wondered whether the «Leave campaign» might have mobilized xenophobic attitudes by emphasizing a fear of foreigners.

It is clear from the research that the vote was associated with prejudice, but this relationship might have been strengthened by the outcome of the referendum because people felt more empowered to express xenophobic attitudes.

... The consequence of the xenophobic attitudes towards our European neighbours that have been allowed to develop has been to leave Britain weak.

The situation like this will of course impose an uneven burden on hosting communities and will, to a certain extent, contribute to local's xenophobic attitude, intolerance, stereotypes, prejudice or antagonism towards refugee community.

Not exact matches

His sentiments, emanating from the camp of Nana Akufo - Addo, show that Nana Addo's stance is as xenophobic as the Chief Imam sees the attitude of the Christian Council of Ghana.