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In previous cases the Committee has stressed the need for a thorough investigation of reported cases of racial discrimination.
The Committee has stressed that for article 4 to apply, the State party must have officially proclaimed a state of emergency.
In previous cases the Committee has stressed the need for a thorough investigation of reported cases of racial discrimination.
The Committee has stressed the importance of this dialogue-facilitating role, describing the mechanism as a means“by which the dialogue initiated with the examination of a report can be continued”.
In addition, in its General Comment on the position of aliens under the Covenant, the Committee has stressed that an alien who is expelled must normally be allowed to leave for any country willing to accept him. This is supposed to make clear that the State's sovereignty to expel aliens does not necessarily include the right to decide where the person concerned is to be deported.
The Committee has stressed the importance of a coordinated African response to facilitate the quest for a satisfactory solution to the complex problems in that part of the Central African subregion.
In particular, the Committee has stressed that, in view of the essential nature of articles 2, 3 and 4, they do not admit any kind of derogation A/49/41.
The Committee has stressed the importance of a comprehensive approach to ensuring the implementation of Convention provisions, including through women's active participation in the areas of education, health and work.
In this connection, the Committee has stressed the importance of ensuring at all times that the transferred equipment should be usable and that the transfer be cost-effective.
The Committee has stressed the need to retain experienced personnel in various phases of mission liquidation and to place them where they are needed, rather than to recruit inexperienced temporary staff.
In addition to data disaggregated by sex, the Committee has stressed the importance of gender-sensitive research and analysis, particularly on women in the labour market, and on the effect of transition on women.
The Committee has stressed the importance with which it views these obligations, as reflected, for example, in General Recommendation VII(1985), General Recommendation XV(1993), and in the Committee's Concluding Observations on the Initial U.S. Report A/56/18, para. 391.
Of particular relevance to participation and globalization,the CEDAW Committee has stressed that"the globalization of the contemporary world makes the inclusion of women and their participation in international organizations, on equal terms with men, increasingly important", yet the CEDAW Committee notes that many crucial questions on global issues are taken with limited participation of women.
The Committee has stressed the need to take action in cases where a woman is reportedly being confined against her will by members of her family and the importance of ensuring that fair standards of proof are required.
The Committee has stressed that it is important for UNHCR to ensure predictability, flexibility and early funding, particularly in the context of the newly instituted biennial budget cycle see A/AC.96/1026/Add.1, para. 9.
In particular, the Committee has stressed the importance of widely disseminating the provisions of the Convention relating to juvenile justice and has encouraged the development and implementation of systematic training curricula.
The Committee has stressed that the best interests principle should be considered when States determine budget priorities, especially regarding the most vulnerable children, including girls, indigenous children and children living in poverty.
In addition, the Committee has stressed that"while the Covenant provides for progressive realization and acknowledges the constraints due to the limits of available resources, it also imposes various obligations which are of immediate effect.
He recalls that the Committee has stressed the importance of prompt investigations and has found that delays of 15 months, 10 months, 2 months and even 3 weeks are excessive with regard to the requirement to conduct prompt investigations.
While the Committee has stressed the need for States parties to take appropriate legislative measures to ensure universal jurisdiction over crimes of torture, the manner in which this procedure is accomplished cannot be dictated.
The Committee has stressed that such decisions at that time are essential(A/AC.237/76, para. 124): they will permit a smooth transition to the operation of the Convention budget and of the permanent secretariat in 1996, enabling work by subsidiary bodies and the interim secretariat to go forward in 1995 without interruption.
The Committee has stressed that Israel was waging the military aggression in the Gaza Strip in contravention of international humanitarian and human rights law and United Nations resolutions, and without regard for the life, safety and wellbeing of the Palestinian civilian population already suffering from more than 40 years of occupation.
The Committee has stressed that procurement and inventory management are functions that account for large investment by the Organization, and that it is essential for all concerned to take steps to ensure that adequate qualified staff are assigned, trained and retained to perform these functions in field missions.
The Committee has stressed that the enjoyment of rights by indigenous minorities may require positive legal measures of protection, and that steps may need to be taken to ensure that indigenous people are able to participate effectively in decision-making which affects them, particularly in regard to the use of their traditional lands and resources and the sustainability of their traditional economic activities.
The Committee has stressed the importance with which it views these obligations, as reflected, for example, in General Recommendation VII adopted in 1985 in which the Committee stressed the mandatory character of article 4, and General Recommendation XV of 1993 in which the Committee stated its opinion that"the prohibition of the dissemination of all ideas based on racial superiority or hatred is compatible with the right to freedom of opinion and expression.
The Committee has stressed that even in times of severe resource constraints, the vulnerable members of society must be protected by the adoption of relatively low-cost targeted programmes. States have, therefore, a special obligation to provide those who do not have sufficient means with the necessary health insurance and health-care facilities, and to prevent any discrimination on internationally prohibited grounds in the provision of health care and health services, especially with respect to the core obligations of the right to health.
The Committee had stressed the importance of publications in printed form.
The Committee had stressed the need to strengthen the judicial system.
The Committee had stressed the importance of education in space science and engineering.
The Committee had stressed the importance of this A/56/887, para. 26.