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Group 2

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Sex Discrimination 1975 & Mental Health 1983

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Sex Discrimination 1975 & Mental Health 1983

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Maha - Maitha - Salama - Alanood - Aysha AlAmeri

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The Children's Act 2004, Data Protection 1998 mind map summary

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The Children's Act 2004, Data Protection 1998 mind map summary

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Nermeen,Aisha Abudlaziz, Safeya, Shahad S10.52

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Timing: 10 mins
Pg 75/76/77

Design a video in which you explain the policies and procedures below, the video will be used for an assesment , and played for the class

group 1 :positive promotion of individual rights , advocacy

Group 2: work practices, staff development and training

Group 3: quality issues, complaint issues

Group4: Affirmative action, anti harassment

Group 5: confidentiality and human rights

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In pairs
Timing: 6 mins
Source pg 73/74

1. Explain what is meant by code of practice and why are they important in healthcare for patients and for staff as well.

2. What is meant by charters and explain why they are important for patients and for staff?

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Study the websites below, use the websites to complete the worksheet below:

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Anti-discrimination/Anti-hatred law - The Official Portal of the UAE Government

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The law criminalises any acts that trigger religious hatred and/or insult religion through any form of expression, which covers speech and the written word, books, pamphlets or online media. The law prohibits any act that would be considered as insulting God, his prophets or apostles or holy books or houses of worship or graveyards.

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Year of Tolerance

On 15 December 2018, H. H. Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed declared 2019 as the Year of Tolerance. The announcement aims to highlight the UAE as a global capital for tolerance and its approach, since its establishment, to be a bridge of communication between peoples of different cultures in a respectful environment that rejects extremism and emphasises on the acceptance of the other.

The Year of Tolerance will focus on five main pillars:

to deepen the values of tolerance and co-existence among cultures by teaching the youth the values of tolerance

to solidify the UAE as the global capital for tolerance through a series of initiatives, projects and dialogues between various cultures and civilisations

to implement multiple cultural programmes and make contributions to build tolerant communities

to focus on legislative and policy-oriented objectives that contribute to mandating cultural and religious tolerance via dialogue

to promote tolerance through targeted media initiatives and projects.

Read the Year of Tolerance brand guidelines (PDF, 11.8 MB).

Tolerance Bridge

In November 2017, H. H. Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid named the pedestrian bridge over the Dubai Canal as the Tolerance Bridge. The announcement was made on the 22nd International Day of Tolerance. The naming reflects tolerance as a fundamental value in the UAE community where people from over 200 nationalities live in harmony without racism, discrimination or intolerance.

Mariam Umm Eisa Mosque

Tolerance is a virtue and an intrinsic part of the Islamic culture. It is observed at all levels: individual, organisational and national. With more than 200 nationalities living peacefully and successfully in the UAE, the UAE society has been an undisputed example of being a tolerant and inclusive country. Now, the Federal Government is keen to promote acceptance and understanding as core values of the society.

As a practical application of the principle of tolerance, H. H. Sheikh Mohammad bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Abu Dhabi Crown Prince and Deputy Supreme Commander of the UAE Armed Forces, ordered renaming the Sheikh Mohammad bin Zayed Mosque in Al Mushrif, Abu Dhabi, to ' Mariam, Umm Eisa' - Arabic for 'Mary, the mother of Jesus '.

Minister of Tolerance

The post of the Minister of State for Tolerance was first introduced in 2016 when H. H. Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Prime Minister and Vice-President of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai announced structural changes to the 12th Cabinet, reinforcing the UAE's commitment to eradicate ideological, cultural and religious bigotry in the society. Sheikha Lubna Al Qasimi was the first the Minister of State for Tolerance.

In the Cabinet reshuffle of 2017, His Excellency Sheikh Nahyan bin Mubarak Al Nahyan was appointed as Cabinet member and the Minister of Tolerance in the UAE.

Read Sheikh Mohammed's speech on Why Ministers for Happiness, Tolerance, Youth and the Future?

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Tolerance initiatives - The Official Portal of the UAE Government

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On 15 December 2018, H. H. Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed declared 2019 as the Year of Tolerance. The announcement aims to highlight the UAE as a global capital for tolerance and its approach, since its establishment, to be a bridge of communication between peoples of different cultures in a respectful environment that rejects extremism and emphasises on the acceptance of the other.

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age descrimintion act 2006

sex determination act 1975

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The data protection act 1998

The childrens act 2004

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Disability discrimination act 1995 and 2005

Human rights act 1998

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sex determination act 1975
Mental health act 1983

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Timing: 7 mins

Design a mind map in which you describe the legislations or acts below:
Source: pg 72/.73

You will need to present to the class this with class

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Timing: 5 mins

What is meant by legislation, conventions, and regulations