Traduction de «emancipation » (Anglais → Français) :

Emancipation Day Act, 1999 [ An Act proclaiming Emancipation Day ]

emancipation of a minor

social emancipation

Council for the Emancipation of Women

The digital era should be about empowerment and emancipation; background or skills should not be a barrier to accessing this potential.

The decree provides a structural basis for the various initiatives adopted by the Flemish Government in the fight against poverty: the establishment of an action plan to combat poverty; the setting up of a permanent consultation arrangement; financial and content-related support for "Associations where the poor have their say" which meet the following six criteria: encouraging the poor to meet in groups, giving a say to the poor, working towards the social emancipation of the poor, working on the social structures, organising dialogue and training activities, continuing to seek out the poor; support for the Flemish network of these as ...[+++]sociations, whose task is to support and co-ordinate the activities of the "associations where the poor have their say"; the training and insertion of experts in the day-to-day reality of poverty.

When we talk about the emancipation and governance of first nations, the first bastion is education, since increased intelligence, economic development and the emancipation of peoples are closely related to it.

The Act was designed to ensure the gradual emancipation of the Savages — and unfortunately the goal remains the same today, in 2013 — so that the children of the Minister of Indian Affairs, that is, status Indians, might be emancipated and become Canadians in the prescribed form.