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The Committee also expressed concern regarding the measures relating to the distribution of documents.
The Committee also expressed concern on a number of matters directly or indirectly related to the question of racism and racial discrimination.
The Committee also expressed concern with respect to the current inadequacy of the law on rape and other forms of violence against women.
The Committee also expressed concern at the lack of implementation of the 2002 order of the Indian Supreme Court to close the Andaman Truck Road.
The Committee also expressed concern at the political manoeuvres surrounding the draft constitution and called upon all parties to respect the Arusha Agreement.
The Committee also expressed concern at the persistence of a wage gap between women and men and urged Morocco to narrow and close this gap.
The Committee also expressed concern that abortion is allowed only when the mother's life is threatened and is criminalized in all other circumstances.
The Committee also expressed concern regarding the continued marginalization of and discrimination against members of the Roma minority in the Czech Republic.
The Committee also expressed concern over Israel's announcement of a so-called unilateral disengagement plan from the Gaza Strip, and parts of the West Bank.
The Committee also expressed concern at the lack of legislation proscribing racial profiling by the Garda Sìochàna(Police) and other law enforcement personnel.
The Committee also expressed concern about trafficking of persons, and recommended that efforts be intensified to combat smuggling and trafficking, especially in women and children.
The Committee also expressed concern at persistent allegations of collusion of members of the security forces in terrorist attacks CCPR/C/79/Add.95.
The Committee also expressed concern that the State party did not provide information and statistics on the incidence and prevalence of various forms of violence against women para. 21.
The Committee also expressed concern about the fact that there is a certain discrepancy in the number of persons who have passed the language proficiency test and those who submit an application and receive citizenship.
The Committee also expressed concern about reports of forced dissolution and the refusal to register associations with words such as"minority","Turkish" or"Macedonian" in their titles.
The Committee also expressed concern that insufficient provision, in particular in relation to allocation of resources, had been made in the field of educational and cultural rights for the benefit of the Hungarian minority in Slovakia para. 24.
The Committee also expressed concern at the apparent impunity of the perpetrators of such violence, although a few cases have been prosecuted, and at reports of threats against and intimidation and punishment of the victims.
The Committee also expressed concern about the paucity of information on education for minority children with disabilities and requested that such be provided in the next periodic report of Austria CRC/C/AUT/CO/3-4, paras. 24, 44 and 45.
The Committee also expressed concern that educational programmes developed under the National Plan of Action for the elimination of patriarchal attitudes within the family are targeted only at women and girls, and not at men and boys para. 19.
The Committee also expressed concern at the lack of voluntary contributions to the Trust Fund and stressed that all member States should endeavour to make regular contributions to the Trust Fund established to support the Committee. .
The Committee also expressed concern at the deterioration of relations between Chad and the Sudan and called on both countries to re-establish dialogue, which should facilitate African Union joint mediation efforts and the implementation of the Dakar Agreement.
The Committee also expressed concern at the steady deterioration of the humanitarian and human rights situation in the Central African Republic as a result of the insecurity caused by armed rebel movements and retaliatory actions by FACA.
The Committee also expressed concern on the thinness of the State party's reporting on article 11 compared to the reporting on other articles and wondered whether this reflected insufficient attention by the Government to women's employment issues.
The Committee also expressed concern that migrant workers could be exposed to abuse and custodial violence and recommended that the Government monitor and take action to protect migrant workers from abuse and violence, and to prevent such violence.46.
The Committee also expressed concern that corporal punishment is not expressly prohibited in domestic legislation and recommended that the State party take all appropriate measures, including of a legislative nature, with the aim of prohibiting corporal punishment at all levels of society.
The Committee also expressed concern about the distinction made between autochthonous minorities and other minority groups in Austria, inter alia, the Slovene minority in Carinthia and the Romani and Croat minorities in Burgenland, and individuals who do not reside in those areas.
The Committee also expressed concern at the situation regarding the servicing of the Follow-up International Conference on Financing for Development in Qatar, which overlapped with the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Poland and the end of the main part of the sixty-third session of the General Assembly.
The Committee also expressed concern about the transition's negative impact on the health of the population, especially women and children, in particular as regards tuberculosis, and the decline in the birth rate, being in fact exceeded by the death rate, which affected the growth of the population.
The Committee also expressed concern over discriminatory aspects of the laws and policies in force, which result in disproportionate resort to illegal, unsafe abortions by poor and rural women, and recommended that in cases where abortion may lawfully be performed, all obstacles should be removed.