Примеры использования Address complaints from children на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Establish effective mechanisms to receive and address complaints from children in care and to monitor standards of care.
The Committee expresses concern that there is no mechanism to independently monitor the implementation of the Convention and to receive and address complaints from children.
Such a body should also have a mandate to receive,investigate and address complaints from children in a child-sensitive and expeditious manner.
Moreover, it is concerned at the absence of an independent mechanism with a mandate to regularly monitor and evaluate progress in the implementation of the Convention, andwhich is empowered to receive and address complaints from children.
Such a body should have a mandate to receive,investigate and address complaints from children and do so in a childsensitive and expeditious manner.
However the Committee regrets that the Human Rights Office is not explicitly mandated to regularly monitor progress in the fulfilment of the rights under the Convention, andis not empowered to receive and address complaints from children.
The Committee is also concerned at the absence of a clear procedure to register and address complaints from children concerning violations of their rights under the Convention.
In 2006, CRC recommended that Jordan ensure that the Centre be provided with adequate resources and facilities to monitor and evaluate progress in the implementation of the Convention and to receive,investigate and address complaints from children.
The Committee expresses concern at the absence of an independent mechanism to register and address complaints from children concerning violations of their rights under the Convention.
Effective mechanisms to receive and address complaints from children are established, standards of care are monitored and, in light of article 25 of the Convention, placement is reviewed periodically;
The Committee also expresses concern at the absence of an independent mechanism to register and address complaints from children concerning violations of their rights under the Convention.
The Committee reiterates its concern(CRC/C/15/Add.212, para. 15) about the absence of significant progress towards the establishment of an independent mechanism with a mandate to regularly monitor progress in the fulfilment of rights under the Convention, andwhich is empowered to receive and address complaints from children.
Furthermore, the Committee expresses its concern at the lack of specific mechanisms to register and address complaints from children concerning violations of their rights under the law and the Convention.
The Committee is concerned about the absence of an independent national human rights institution in line with the principles relating to the status of national institutions(the Paris Principles)to regularly monitor progress in the fulfilment of child rights under the Optional Protocol and to receive and address complaints from children.
It should have a mandate to monitor the implementation of the Convention as well as to receive and address complaints from children, and do so in a child-sensitive and expeditious manner; and.
Establish effective mechanisms to receive and address complaints from children in care, to monitor standards of care and, in light of article 25 of the Convention, to establish regular periodic review of placement.
It is concerned that Anguilla, the Falkland Islands andMontserrat have not yet established independent mechanisms to register and address complaints from children concerning violations of their rights under the Convention.
Establish effective mechanisms to receive and address complaints from children in care, to monitor standards of care and to establish regular periodic review of placement;
The Committee expresses concern at the absence of an independent mechanism in the State party to assess progress in implementing the Convention and to register and address complaints from children directly concerning violations of their rights under the Convention.
Establish effective mechanisms to receive and address complaints from children in care, to monitor standards of care and, in light of article 25 of the Convention, to establish periodic review of placements;
The Committee is concerned about the limited progress made towards establishing an independent mechanism in compliance with the Paris Principles to monitor andevaluate progress in the implementation of the Convention, and to receive and address complaints from children concerning violations of their rights under the Convention.
Establish effective mechanisms to receive and address complaints from children in care, monitor standards of care and, in light of article 25 of the Convention, establish regular periodic review of placements;
The Committee recommends that the State party ensure that SUHAKAM is provided with adequate human, financial and technical resources and that it has well- trained and sufficient staff to monitor and evaluate progress in the implementation of the Convention at the national and local levels, as well as to receive,investigate and address complaints from children.
Establish child-friendly reception centres for children, with effective mechanisms to receive and address complaints from children in custody, and effectively investigate reported cases of ill-treatment of children; .
The Committee recommends that the State party further ensure that NCHR is provided with adequate human, financial and technical resources and that it has facilities to monitor and evaluate progress in the implementation of the Convention at the national and local levels as well as to receive,investigate and address complaints from children.
The Committee recommends that the State party establish clear child-friendly procedures to register and address complaints from children regarding violations of their rights and to guarantee adequate remedies for such violations.
The Committee recommends that the State party take the necessary measures to set up an effective Human Rights Office in line with the Paris Principles(General Assembly resolution 48/134 of 20 December 1993, annex) with a clear mandate to monitor, promote andprotect children's rights and empowered to receive and address complaints from children in a child-friendly manner.
The Committee also recommend that the State party establish effective mechanisms to receive and address complaints from children in care; monitor standards of care; and establish regular periodic review of placement.
While taking note of the existence of a draft bill to establish a national human rights institution, the Committee expresses concern that this process has been very slow and that there is still no independent mechanism in the State party that has a mandate to regularly monitor and evaluate progress in the implementation of the Convention andthat is empowered to receive and address complaints from children.
The Committee recommends that the State party establish effective mechanisms to receive and address complaints from children in care, monitor standards of care, and establish regular periodic review of placement.