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Bahrain also attached great importance to the welfare of persons with disabilities.
The Governments of Saudi Arabia and Bahrain also made similar requests.
Bahrain also indicated that health is guaranteed to all residents without discrimination.
Women's non-governmental organizations in Bahrain also played an effective role in supporting and defending the rights of Bahraini women.
Bahrain also welcomed the submission of the initial report under the Convention on the Rights of the Child.
For reasons of continuity and practical convenience, Bahrain also did not favour holding a split session as proposed.
Bahrain, also a non-member of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries(OPEC), did not curtail its oil production in 1999.
Article 20, which Bahrain also supported, should constitute a part of the text, even though some of the factors listed were not legal stricto sensu.
Bahrain also joined many treaties and agreements on human rights, which are mentioned below in this report.
Bahrain also acceded to a number of agreements on women, the most prominent being the CEDAW, the subject of this report.
Bahrain also delivered several statements that, inter alia, called on all States that had not yet done so to ratify the Treaty.
Bahrain also has a large and vibrant community of non-governmental organizations, a number of which are concerned with human rights issues.
Bahrain also referred to the law on unemployment insurance, which applied to both Bahrainis and non-Bahrainis.
Bahrain also reiterates its commitment to review existing reservations made upon ratification, with a view to ascertaining the feasibility of withdrawing such reservations.
Bahrain also urged civil society organizations to make serious efforts in cooperation with the Government to help those in need.
Bahrain also has a cinema club established in 1980, and the Bahraini Film Production Company, established in 2006 to support the Bahraini film industry.
Bahrain also welcomed the establishment of consultative centres for family planning, as well as the campaign aimed at combating violence against women.
Bahrain also shares in the friendly American people's heartfelt pain and grief over the reprehensible terrorist attacks of 11 September 2001.
Bahrain also referred to a programme ensuring computer and Internet access, aimed at ensuring that coming generations can enjoy new technologies.
Bahrain also highlighted Egypt's efforts to guarantee the rights of persons with disabilities and wished to know more about programmes to provide such persons with employment.
Bahrain also condemns and denounces all terrorist acts around the world, including the events at the school in Beslan, North Ossetia, in Russia.
Bahrain also pledged to adopt a human rights-based approach to development and hold workshops and seminars on human rights to increase public awareness.
Bahrain also pledged to adopt a human rights-based approach to development and hold workshops and seminars on human rights to increase public awareness.
Bahrain also recalled provisions contained in the Labour Market Regulation Act which grants migrant workers numerous rights and privileges established by law.
Bahrain also joined the International Covenant on Human and Political Rights in 2006 and the International Covenant on Cultural, Economic and Social Rights in 2007.
Bahrain also expresses its support for the efforts of the African Union, which is working with the Sudanese Government with a view to resolving the humanitarian crisis in Darfur.
Bahrain also highlighted the importance given to the advancement of women, citing examples of high-level posts occupied by women in Government and legislative bodies.
Bahrain also referred to its national laws, adopted in previous years, that criminalized the acts prohibited under relevant international agreements.
Bahrain also believes that there is a need for coordinating efforts of humanitarian assistance and relief with relevant non-governmental organizations.
Bahrain also hosted the first Forum on Dialogue among Civilizations in January 2008, with the participation of more than 300 experts and ambassadors from Middle East, Asian and European countries.