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It also emphasizesthat under current trends, millions of children will be deprived of access to primary education as before.
Many members of disadvantaged groups are deprived of access to justice because the costs of engaging with judicial institutions outweigh their resources.
Although Sri Lanka has a high literacy rate of 91.2 per cent,we cannot ignore the fact that still a large number of people deprived of access to knowledge.
Guarantee that children without a birth certificate are not deprived of access to education, health care and other social services.
Globally, poverty and the breakdown of the family still leave many millions of children living on the streets, working in hazardous occupations,exposed to violence and abuse or deprived of access to education.
Black and indigenous populations had traditionally been deprived of access to goods and services and had been given little chance of exercising their rights as citizens.
His country was listed as a landlocked developing country not because it was a landlocked country butbecause it had been deprived of access to its own coastline due to the effects of war.
Most African countries were landlocked and thus deprived of access to maritime trade, far removed from major international markets and characterized by inadequate transport infrastructure.
The human rights framework does not imply, therefore, a right to free water andsanitation but highlights the fact that nobody should be deprived of access because of an inability to pay.
According to the source, they were deprived of access to adequate"facilities for the preparation of[their] defence and to communicate with counsel of[their] own choosing", as provided in article 14, paragraph 3(b), of the Covenant.
Globally, poverty and family breakdown still leave many millions of children living on the streets, working in hazardous occupations,exposed to violence and abuse or deprived of access to education.
Children continue to be acutely affected by displacement, exhaustion, separation andemotional trauma, and deprived of access to basic services and protection. On 19 August 2009, the transitional parliament voted to declare a state of emergency in Somalia.
Furthermore, the Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region had considerably expanded access to legal aid services in recent years to ensure that no one was deprived of access to justice because of a lack of financial means.
Noting the fact that many migrants deprived of access to regular financial services resort to informal means of remittances transfers, which are often less transparent and secure means to transfer funds that could be diverted into illicit activities and tend to be more expensive.
We are united with the residents of the transnistrian region, frequently misinformed by the separatist propaganda,frightened by the separatist security services, deprived of access to alternative information regarding the real state of affairs.
Where people live in informal settlements without security of tenure,they may be deprived of access to credit to finance investments in home improvement, including clean water and sanitation; they may also have limited incentive where eviction is a constant threat; they also often lack access to the piped water and sanitation networks.
Thus, Bolivia raises the need to increase bilateral and multilateral cooperation in terms of transit, infrastructure, costs andstudies on the economic impact on landlocked developing countries or those deprived of access to the sea.
Also calls upon all States to ensure that no child in detention is sentenced to forced labour orcorporal punishment or deprived of access to and provision of health-care services, hygiene and environmental sanitation, education, basic instruction and vocational training;
While noting the adoption of the National Policy on Pre-school Education and Child Protection(2007), the Committee is, however, concerned at the limited budgetary allocations to that sector andthat one third of children remain completely deprived of access to education.
The lawyer also further reported that individuals accused of drug offenceswere often severely mistreated while in detention, often deprived of access to hygienic facilities, handcuffed and shackled together in court, and that their trials"never last more than a few minutes.
In some countries, a new pattern is emerging, with the epidemic shifting towards poorer and younger people-- especially ethnic minorities-- who face disproportionate risks of infection and are more likely to be missed by prevention campaigns and deprived of access to treatment.
Also calls upon all States to ensure that no child in detention is sentenced to forced labour or any form of cruel ordegrading punishment, or deprived of access to and provision of health-care services, hygiene and environmental sanitation, education, basic instruction and vocational training;
An open, transparent and continuous process of consultation and participation is essential if national water resources are to be managed in an equitable and sustainable fashion andresources found to extend water services to those currently deprived of access to water and sanitation.
Ms. Figueroa(Argentina) said that, according to the Migration Act,under no circumstances could persons in an irregular situation be deprived of access to education or health care, and Argentina took all necessary measures to promote the exercise of those rights by all migrants, whether or not their Argentine documents were in order.
The diagnosis of mental retardation of the second degree means automatic translation orphans from educational institutions in neuropsychiatric nursing(stumps),where they are deprived of access to education, housing, and be productive members of society.
CRC was concerned that one third of children remained completely deprived of access to education; that the disparity in schooling between boys and girls, and between rural and urban environments remained a challenge; that parents must pay for books and uniforms; and that children in Koranic schools were often forced by their teachers to beg or work in the fields.
Mr. Llorentty Solíz(Plurinational State of Bolivia) reiterated his delegation's position on the issue: the Plurinational State of Bolivia was not a landlocked State butone that had been temporarily deprived of access to the sea and to its own coast by virtue of an invasion.
In view of the need to contribute to the development of a complete study on the transit problems of countries that are landlocked or deprived of access to the sea, the texts of the bilateral and subregional agreements and treaties in force that regulate Bolivia's restricted access to and from the sea and its freedom of transit will be duly deposited with the Division for Ocean Affairs and the Law of the Sea.
It asked about the actions taken regarding the recommendation of CRC to guarantee to child refugees, asylum seekers and migrants the immediate processing of their registration and identification documents so thatthey would not be deprived of access to health services and education.
All States to ensure that no child in detention is sentenced to forced labour orcorporal punishment or deprived of access to and provision of health-care services, hygiene and environmental sanitation, education, basic instruction and vocational training, taking into consideration the special needs of children with disabilities in detention, in accordance with their obligations under the Convention;