Translation of "sex characteristic " (English → French) :

secondary sexual characteristics | secondary sex charateristics

Higher education - hired?: sex differences in employment characteristics of 1976 postsecondary graduates [ Higher education - hired? ]

Family Characteristics by Marital Status, Age and Sex of Head

A rare genetic female infertility disorder with characteristics of the presence of abnormal oocytes that lack a zona pellucida. Affected individuals are unable to conceive despite having normal menstrual cycles and sex hormone levels, as well as no o

gender-biased sex selection | prenatal sex selection | sex selection abortion | sex-selective abortion

cybersex [ virtual sex | VR sex | online sex | electronic sex | wired sex | teledildonics | virtual-reality sex fantasy ]

frequency-response curve | frequency-response characteristic | frequency characteristic | amplitude-frequency response curve | amplitude-frequency response characteristic | amplitude-frequency characteristic | response curve

age and sex distribution | sex and age distribution | age and gender distribution | gender and age distribution | distribution by age and sex | distribution by sex and age | distribution by age and gender | distribution by gender and age | genderation

‘in order to include sexism, bias crime and incitement to hatred on grounds of sexual orientation, gender identity and sex characteristics; ’

17. Calls on the Commission to propose clear measures to combat sexual harassment at the workplace more efficiently; regrets the fact that, despite EU law protecting individuals from discrimination in employment, 30 % of trans jobseekers experienced discrimination when looking for a job and that trans women were the most likely to have felt discriminated against in the year preceding the European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights’ LGBT survey; points out that this is a violation of the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union; calls on the Commission to closely monitor the effectiveness of national complaint bodies and procedures in the context of the implementation of the gender equality directives with regard to gender ide ...[+++]ntity, gender expression and gender reassignment; calls on the Commission to provide the Member States with expertise on ways forward to address discrimination in the area of employment on the grounds of ‘sex characteristics’; calls on the Commission to support and encourage the Member States in including trans and intersex people in diversity training and to work with employers on workplace measures, e.g. promoting anonymous recruitment procedures; calls on the Member States to use European Social Fund (ESF) funding to actively tackle discrimination against trans people in line with CJEU case- law;

4. Calls on the Commission to propose clear measures to combat sexual harassment at the workplace more efficiently; regrets the fact that, despite EU law protecting individuals from discrimination in employment, 30 % of trans job seekers experienced discrimination when looking for a job and trans women were the most likely to have felt discriminated against in the year preceding the European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights’ LGBT survey; points out that this is a violation of the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union; calls on the Commission to closely monitor the effectiveness of national complaint bodies and procedures in the context of the implementation of the gender equality directives with regard to gender identity ...[+++], gender expression and gender reassignment; calls on the Commission to provide the Member States with expertise on ways forward to address discrimination in the area of employment on the grounds of ‘sex characteristics’; calls on the Commission to support and encourage the Member States in including trans and intersex people in diversity training and to work with employers on workplace measures, e.g. promoting anonymous recruitment procedures; calls on the Member States to use European Social Fund (ESF) funding to actively tackle discrimination against trans people in line with the case law of the Court of Justice of the European Union;

92. Strongly regrets that genital ‘normalisation’ surgery of intersex infants is widespread, despite not being medically necessary; welcomes, in this regard, the Maltese Gender Identity, Gender Expression and Sex Characteristics Act of April 2015, which bans such surgery on intersex infants and reinforces the principle of self-determination for intersex people, and calls on other states to follow the Maltese example;