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Meanings of stigmatisation in English

The act of stigmatizing.

Usage of stigmatisation in English
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He said the media and business actors have contributed to this stigmatisation.
Radio NZ
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This is, of course, one way the stigmatisation of mental illness works.
The Irish Times
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The UK government has created an atmosphere of suspicion and stigmatisation of Muslims.
The Guardian
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There were serious issues of stigmatisation and medical confidentiality, countered protesters.
The Guardian
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Researchers have been calling for an official name to avoid confusion and stigmatisation.
Radio NZ
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It is usually accompanied by the fear of death and stigmatisation.
Pubmed
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In the decades that followed, stigmatisation and discrimination has continued across much of Europe.
The Guardian
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It would be unfortunate if they were subject to stigmatisation on their return home.
Radio NZ
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There isn't that feeling of permanent stigmatisation in the discourse as happens in France.
The Guardian
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Due to the wide stigmatisation, many Ainu hid their ancestry.
BBC
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He takes issues of stigmatisation and mental health incredibly seriously.
The Guardian
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Reintegration strategies need to address the shame inherent in stigmatisation.
The South African
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But with secrecy comes shame, whose first cousin is stigmatisation.
Independent.ie
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WHO guidelines advise against naming diseases after geographical regions or specific animals, to avoid stigmatisation.
The Guardian
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Patients unemployed and on disability pension had higher levels of self-stigmatisation than patients working full-time.
Pubmed
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Ms Ero said discrimination, stigmatisation and isolation of people with albinism still persists in Fiji.
Radio NZ
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