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The Committee was also concerned about the Defence Act.
The Committee was also concerned about the lack of UNHCR cooperation with OIOS.
The Committee was also concerned that very few women were university professors.
The Committee was also concerned about the low literacy rate of women in the rural areas.
The Committee was also concerned about persistent stereotypes found in school textbooks.
The Committee was also concerned by the inferior status of women in society and the stereotypes that victimize them.
The Committee was also concerned about the reported inadequacy of food supply in The Gambia in 1994.
The Committee was also concerned that Mexico had not prevented child recruitment by non-State groups.
The Committee was also concerned that women continued to be forced to relinquish their children into foster care because of inadequate housing.
The Committee was also concerned that the law precluded safe abortion and prevented women from taking control of their reproductive health.
The Committee was also concerned that women in India have not been accorded equality in the enjoyment of their rights and freedoms.
The Committee was also concerned at the interference by Israel with activities of the Palestinian Council members representing the Jerusalem district.
The Committee was also concerned about the situation of immigrant women, who were subjected to many forms of discrimination around the world.
The Committee was also concerned that women were still paid less than men, despite efforts to initiate assessments of equal pay for work of equal value.
The Committee was also concerned that Serbs in Bosnia and Herzegovina were hindering the attempts of the Government of that State to implement the Convention.
The Committee was also concerned that in the Antilles, the presence of a lawyer during interrogation is only permitted with the prior authorization of a magistrate.
The Committee was also concerned that such land acquisition has an adverse effect on the realization by the Malagasy population of the right to food article 1.
The Committee was also concerned that Croats in Bosnia and Herzegovina were hindering the attempts of the Government of that State to implement the Convention.
The Committee was also concerned about the low quality of education in many schools and about the limited educational opportunities of indigenous children.
The Committee was also concerned that the name"men's crisis centres" could send the wrong message to victims as it implied that men needed protection.
The Committee was also concerned that Act No. 4412, which regulated the presence of armed forces on indigenous lands, failed to provide the necessary protection for indigenous people.
The Committee was also concerned by the effect on women's pensions of high levels of part-time work and interruptions in their working life, for example, for pregnancy or childcare.
The Committee was also concerned about the rise of extremism and neo-Nazism in the State party, particularly in the discourse of politicians and political parties.
The Committee was also concerned that other minorities in other regions of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia(Serbia and Montenegro) were suffering from various forms of discrimination.
The Committee was also concerned at the number of school suspensions and exclusions and that these particularly affected children from groups which in general were low on school achievement.
The Committee was also concerned at an apparent lack of institutional cohesion: the National Centre for Women and the Family(CMF) had been an agency of the Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sports.
The Committee was also concerned at the definition of torture in the State Party's Criminal Code, which seems to allow for various interpretations by the judiciary and the law enforcement authorities.
The Committee was also concerned at the proliferation of racist publications, despite the existence of Law 2910/2001 prohibiting such publications, which the authorities were apparently reluctant to apply.
Furthermore, the Committee was also concerned at alleged recent statements by the President of Guyana according to which he intends to resume signing death warrants and expediting execution dates.
The Committee was also concerned at reports that, despite the redeployment from populated areas, Israeli patrols had carried out operations in the self-rule areas which had resulted in injury to Palestinians.