Примеры использования Access to social and health services на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Access to social and health services, provided that requirements for participation in the respective schemes are met;
Ensure that children living in poverty are provided with access to social and health services, education and adequate housing;
Facilitate access to social and health services as well as to education for children belonging to more vulnerable groups(Uruguay);
The Committee is concerned about the limited enjoyment of their human rights,particularly concerning their access to social and health services and education.
The panellist are expected to debate on how to guarantee non-discriminatory access to social and health services for older persons,and how to address in general the needs of older consumers and better protect their consumer rights.
The Committee also notes with concern that the high number of children with disabilities have neither adequate access to social and health services nor to education.
They can also extend social insurance to international migrants,allow them access to social and health services and monitor their living conditions while abroad.
Finally, it recommended that Romania develop further measures to combat discrimination against people living with disabilities,including by providing improved access to social and health services.
In order to keep children in their own communities,it is crucial to provide them with basic services, such as access to social and health services, education and those services which promote the right to survival and development.
It recommends that the State party allocate adequate human and financial resources for the implementation of programmes for the protection of the rights of vulnerable children,paying particular attention to their access to social and health services and education.
The Committee also expresses its deep concern at the continuing and increasing displacement of children and their limited access to social and health services, education and to development due to the adverse effects of internal armed conflict.
With regard to children belonging to minorities and indigenous peoples, such as Maya and Garifuna children, the Committee is concerned about the widespread poverty among them and the limited enjoyment of their rights, particularly concerning their access to social and health services and education.
The Committee is concerned that many children with disabilities live in poverty and their access to social and health services and education is limited.
The right to birth registration is closely linked to the realization of many other rights, and has profound consequences for children's enjoyment of their rights with regard to protection,nationality, access to social and health services, and education.
Moreover, the State party should ensure that children living in poverty are provided with access to social and health services, education and adequate housing.
While acknowledging steps taken to address the precarious situation of indigenous children, such as the inclusion for the first time of indigenous people's concerns in the Medium-Term Philippine Development Plan 2004-2010(MTPDP), the Committee reiterates its concern at the widespread poverty among minorities and indigenous peoples and the limited enjoyment of their human rights, in particular,concerning their access to social and health services and education.
Moreover, States parties should ensure that children living in poverty are provided with access to social and health services, education and adequate housing.
Adopt the pending legislation on harassment and violence in the workplace and continue to ensure protection of non-Monegasque workers from any form of discrimination,including in terms of access to social and health services(Republic of Moldova);
Take measures to develop safety net programmes which target the most vulnerable groups for the enjoyment of free access to social and health services, education and housing, clean drinking water and sanitation;
Recommended to Benin to develop a national policy and further measures concerning disabled persons in order to give disabled children access to social and health services(Ireland);
In 2009, CRC reiterated its concern at discrimination faced by many children as regards their access to social and health services and education.
CRC expressed concern about the widespread poverty among children belonging to minorities and indigenous peoples and the limited enjoyment of their rights,particularly concerning their access to social and health services, and education.
CRC expressed concern at the continuing and increasing displacement of children and urged the Philippines to ensure their access to social and health services, education and development.
Raise the standard of living among its population living in poverty and enhance the capacity to develop and monitor poverty-reduction strategies at all levels, and ensure that children living in low-income households have access to social and health services, education and adequate housing;
Rights guaranteed by international and national human rights law should be exercised without discrimination of any kind, including any form of indirect discrimination or perceived discrimination,in particular regarding access to social and health services, participation in public life, law enforcement and judiciary and any other public service. .
The Committee is deeply concerned about difficulties faced by children living in poverty, as to the enjoymentof their human rights, including access to social and health services and education.
Non-registration has profound consequences for the enjoyment of their human rights,including the lack of citizenship and access to social and health services and to education.
Poverty is often accompanied by unemployment, malnutrition, illiteracy, low status of women,exposure to environmental risks and limited access to social and health services… including family planning.
It is concerned about widespread poverty among indigenous peoples and minorities and the limited enjoyment of their human rights, in particular,concerning their access to social and health services and education.