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The Representative continues to be concerned about.
It continues to be concerned about early marriages in rural areas.
The Special Rapporteur also continues to be concerned by the labour situation.
The ICRC continues to be concerned by the fact that, in recent years, bullets capable of exploding on impact with a human body have been produced, sold and used.
The Special Rapporteur appreciates the Government's responses, but continues to be concerned at the apparently widespread practice of torture in Turkey.
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Moldova continues to be concerned with situation in the security zone.
While fully endorsing the diplomatic efforts undertaken in the framework of the six-Party talks,the EU continues to be concerned by the situation on the Korean peninsula.
The European Union continues to be concerned at the situation in Cambodia.
Although many States have promulgated enforcement legislation to discharge their responsibilities,the European Union continues to be concerned that, generally speaking, the situation is unsatisfactory.
The organization continues to be concerned about the low levels of reserves and fund balances.
Nonetheless, the European Union continues to be concerned by the political situation in Cuba.
He continues to be concerned at the large number of complaints he has received, which refer to the disproportionate use of force by the security forces.
The Special Rapporteur continues to be concerned over the possible proliferation of standards.
Memorial continues to be concerned about the lack of will on the part of the military and civilian procuracy to investigate such allegations and prosecute the perpetrators, even in cases where there is clear evidence.
While the Committee welcomes the massive campaigns for birth registration undertaken, it continues to be concerned that there is still a lack of institutional capacity in the Civil Registry System and that a quite consistent group of children are still not legally registered due to administrative, legal and cultural causes.
The Group continues to be concerned that there are too many countries in which brokers are able to operate freely without being registered.
The Special Representative continues to be concerned by the number of labour rights violations regularly reported in Cambodia.
However, it continues to be concerned that little has been done to clarify the 2,27O outstanding cases.
In that regard, South Africa continues to be concerned over the high rate of poverty and unemployment, especially youth unemployment.
The Board continues to be concerned by the level of over-expenditures and has reported on this in detail in its present report.
On a related matter, the Advisory Committee continues to be concerned about the potential budgetary impact of extending positions funded under general temporary assistance that were originally approved for time-limited functions.
The Committee continues to be concerned at the low representation of Maori women in a number of key sectors and their particular vulnerability to domestic violence.
The Committee continues to be concerned about the fragmentation of the budget submission.
The Committee continues to be concerned at about legislation that provides for corporal punishment within the family.
The Committee continues to be concerned that freedom of religion and belief is not fully guaranteed.
The Working Group continues to be concerned that little has been done to clarify the 103 outstanding cases.
The Working Group continues to be concerned that little has been done to clarify the more than 100 outstanding cases.
The Committee continues to be concerned at Decree No. 114 of 11 June 2006 relating to a general amnesty and its scope of application.
The Working Group continues to be concerned that much more needs to be done to clarify the more than 100 outstanding cases.
The Committee continues to be concerned at the large number of children who are placed in care outside of their home, particularly in institutional care.