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Competent authorities investigating offences involving violence against migrants, migrant workers andtheir families may also face challenges.
Domestic policy may also face challenges in the courts.
They will also face challenges in passing and implementing gender-sensitive legislation that seeks to improve the lives of women in Southern Sudan.
Illicit brokering of small and light weapons has received much attention in recent years,but States also face challenges posed by illicit brokering of materials, equipment and technology related to weapons of mass destruction.
Such peoples may also face challenges in using migration as a coping strategy as a result of discrimination in receiving locations.
Acknowledges that climate change disproportionately affects the socioeconomic development of LDCs, considering that they have contributed least to the problem,as outlined in Istanbul Programme of Action, and that LDCs also face challenges in environmental degradation;
Minorities also face challenges when participating in majority parties.
While the actual impact will depend on the depth and length of the economic recession, nations with a weak democratic tradition may be vulnerable to setbacks over the next few years, andestablished democracies may also face challenges, such as the boosting of extremist political forces and anti-immigrant sentiments.
Some developed countries also face challenges in meeting the 2020 goal.
Missions also face challenges when they require rapid reinforcement to meet a major operational challenge or due to an unanticipated deterioration in the security environment.
Non-believers, atheists oragnostics may also face challenges and discrimination and require protection of their rights.
They also face challenges in every step of migration, such as the manipulation of documents during the recruitment process; the minimum protection from the domestic law and the lack of respect from the tradition of some receiving countries to Indonesian migrant workers; and the high cost repatriation process.
Thus, while cities serve as engines of economic growth andsocial progress, they also face challenges related to sustainability, social inclusion and disparities, and they are increasingly vulnerable to natural disasters and other shocks.
Non-nationals also face challenges in their access to health services owing to various causes, ranging from formal exclusion from some or all public health-care services through to the practical inability to benefit from such services because of the fees charged to non-nationals or their lack of a regular immigration status or of any basic identity documentation.
In addition, countries also face challenges based on the health risks faced by their labour force.
Countries also face challenges regarding the cleaner use of fossil fuels and use of new and existing adaptation technologies.
In that respect, we also face challenges, as the accumulated impact of NCDs come face to face with the challenge of ageing and multiple morbidities.
But host societies also face challenges in ensuring fair working conditions for all, as well as social cohesion through appropriate schemes of integration.
In the meantime, we must also face challenges that are typical of developed countries, including an ageing population, a decline in the number of births and the mainstreaming of environmental concerns.
Central environmental agencies also face challenges in supporting the devolution of responsibilities for provision of local environmental infrastructure and management of environmental resources to local governments and to regional institutions.
South Sudan also faces challenges of nation-building, including intercommunal violence in Jonglei State and elsewhere, that require political attention, including promoting reconciliation.
Norway also faces challenges in connection with hate crime and hateful expressions targeting certain minority groups in Norway.
Like other countries,Israel also faces challenges presented by the tragic growth of human trafficking.
The United Nations also faces challenges in terms of financing and support in the context of implementing mandates with partner organizations, notably the African Union.
The Department also faces challenges in relation to the recruitment of qualified staff for French- and Arabic-speaking peace operations.
Middle-income countries were also facing challenges resulting from situations of poverty and inequality, making official development assistance essential.
This area, characterized by countries with very different histories and cultures,has many opportunities, but also faces challenges and difficulties that require a comprehensive response.
The Government also faces challenges in implementing its programme of reconstruction and development in a context of widespread poverty and slow disbursement of the funds pledged by the international community at the donor's forum.
The system also faces challenges because many States accept the human rights treaty system on a formal level, but do not engage with it, or do so in a superficial way, either as a result of lack of capacity or lack of political will.