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Nevertheless, she agreed with the Chairperson that a joint general comment on women and migration would be very useful.
The CHAIRPERSON observed that it might have been useful for the Committee to have collaborated with CEDAW in order to develop a joint general recommendation on that issue.
The establishment of such a joint general trust fund would require the existing general trust funds of the three conventions to be terminated.
Increase direct collaboration between the Committees,including preparation of a joint general recommendation on the girl child.
The Committee is also working on a joint general recommendation/comment on harmful practices with the Committee on the Rights of the Child.
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The Committee had also begun to work with the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women on a joint general comment on harmful practices and human rights.
The Committee is also currently working on a joint general recommendation/comment on harmful practices with the Committee on the Rights of the Child.
However, it was important to bear in mind that not every State party to one treaty was also a party to another treaty covered by a joint general comment.
The formulation of a joint general recommendation would be challenging, owing to the different working pace of each Committee, as well as the lack of time to meet jointly.
The chairpersons recommended that the report of the Forum be provided to all treaty bodies to stimulate discussion of its recommendations andperhaps form the basis for the elaboration of a joint general comment on minority issues.
Develop a joint general recommendation on the girl child that gives specific attention to mainstreaming attention to the girl child in existing policies, resource allocation and programmes.
The Committee collaborated closely with the International Labour Organization andwas seeking to cooperate with the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women in the elaboration of a joint general comment on women and migration.
All of the treaty bodies should also consider the preparation of a joint general comment/recommendation that would establish a consistent, structured approach to the protection of non-citizens' rights.
The CHAIRPERSON asked Ms. Cubias Medina to draft a letter to the Chairperson of the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women to float the possibility of the two committees producing a joint general comment on women and migration.
He was sceptical of the proposal that treaty bodies consider the elaboration of a joint general comment on minority issues, as reflected in paragraph 18(e) of the draft report, and wished to hear members' views.
The multiplicity of issues regarding non-refoulement, extradition and expulsion, and the overlap between the Committee's mandate andthat of some other treaty bodies might make it worthwhile considering the issue of a joint general comment on the matter.
Participants welcomed the information contained in the report andsuggested that consideration be given to the formulation of a joint general comment on the obligation of States to provide statistical data in their reports to treaty bodies.
He suggested that members could discuss the subject matter at the current session and finalize their ideas on the subject at the next session;it could then authorize the Chairperson to approach the other treaty body with a view to drafting a joint general comment.
The Inter-Committee Meeting had welcomed the preparation of a joint general comment by the Committee on the Rights of the Child and the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women and had recommended that other treaty bodies should explore the possibility of issuing joint general comments.
The eleventh inter-committee meeting welcomed the initiative by the Committee on the Rights of the Child andthe Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women to prepare a joint general comment and recommended that other committees explore the possibility of issuing joint general comments.
Such a move would surely attract widespread support, and a joint general comment with that body would strengthen the position of the Committee on Migrant Workers in the eyes of States that were not parties to the International Convention on the Protection of the Rights of All Migrant Workers and Members of Their Families but were parties to the Convention on the Rights of the Child.
In addition, the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women andthe Committee on the Rights of the Child are in the process of drafting a joint general comment/recommendation on harmful practices, which will update the guidance provided to States parties on child marriage.
The chairpersons also recommended that the report of the Independent Expert on minority issues(A/HRC/10/11/Add.1) containing the recommendations of the Forum on Minority Issues, as well as future reports on the Forum, be provided to all treaty bodies to encourage discussion of those recommendations andthe possible elaboration of a joint general comment on minority issues.
The ICM had welcomed the decision by the Committee on the Rights of the Child andthe Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women to prepare a joint general comment and recommended that other treaty bodies should explore the possibility of issuing joint general comments, as appropriate.
The twenty-first meeting of chairpersons recommended that the report by the independent expert on minority issues(A/HRC/10/11/Add.1), containing the recommendations of the Forum on Minority Issues, as well as future reports on the Forum, be provided to all treaty bodies to encourage discussion of those recommendations andthe possible elaboration of a joint general comment on minority issues.
In an effort to harmonize its jurisprudence with that of other treaty bodies,the Committee had worked with the Committee on the Rights of the Child in order to draft a joint general recommendation on harmful practices; it had also met with the Human Rights Committee to discuss issues of common concern.
The Committee was very supportive of the idea of joint statements or general comments/recommendations with other treaty bodies to ensure consistent jurisprudence, andthe Vice-Chairperson drew attention to discussions which had taken place with the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women on the idea of a joint general comment on article 3 of the Covenant.
Some other member States/groups consider that the Human Rights Committee and the Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination should consult with States and stakeholders andconsider elaborating a joint general comment on the issue of incitement to hatred in the framework of their respective competence and bearing in mind article 19 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.
Mr. SICILIANOS supported the idea of preparing a joint general recommendation on special measures and proposed that some members of the Committee should contact the Committee for the Elimination of Discrimination against Women, since the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women also contained provisions on special temporary measures that States parties could adopt in order to give effect to that Convention.