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The Committee is also concerned at the growing incidence of societal discrimination against children belonging to ethnic minorities.
Combat discrimination against children belonging to minorities, indigenous people, and children with disabilities(Bahrain);
The Committee is concerned at reports of incidents of discrimination against children belonging to different religious and ethnic minorities.
In its concluding observations on the report submitted by Romania, the Committee noted with regret that some of the recommendations contained therein had not been fully implemented,in particular those related to discrimination against children belonging to the Roma minority.
CRC urged Cambodia to combat discrimination against children belonging to marginalized and disadvantaged groups.
In addition, CRC recommended that Croatia strengthen its administrative and judicial measures to prevent andeliminate de facto discrimination against children belonging to minorities, especially Roma and foreign children. .
It also notes the persistence of discrimination against children belonging to minority and indigenous groups contrary to the provisions of article 2 of the Convention.
It also recommends that the State party strengthen its administrative and judicial measures to prevent andeliminate de facto discrimination against children belonging to minorities, especially Roma and foreign children. .
The widespread ethnic-based discrimination against children belonging to indigenous groups, who are often the target of insults, physical violence and bullying;
At its fifty-second session, in relation to the report submitted by Pakistan, the Committee expressed concern at the persistence of discriminatory social attitudes and discrimination against children belonging to religious or other minority groups.
In particular, the Committee is concerned by the occurrence of discrimination against children belonging to minorities, children with disabilities and, at the cultural level, girls.
The Committee urges the State party to carefully and regularly evaluate existing disparities in enjoyment by children of their rights andon the basis of that evaluation, undertake the necessary steps to combat discrimination against children belonging to marginalized and disadvantaged groups.
Strengthen efforts to combat discrimination against children belonging to national minorities, particularly Roma, and reduce the number of children living in poverty(Poland);
The violation of the rights of children in contravention of the Convention on the Rights of the Child, in particular through the lack of conformity of the existing legal framework with the Convention,by the systematic recruitment of children into forced labour and by discrimination against children belonging to ethnic and religious minority groups.
It further urges the State party to take measures to eliminate all discrimination against children belonging to minority groups, in particular with regard to their economic and social rights.
The persistent discrimination against children belonging to the Muslim community of Thrace, with regard to their access to education and health services, as well as the application of sharia law regarding the practice of early marriages, which in many cases amounts to sale of children; .
The Committee urges the State party to take the necessary legislative or other measures to eliminate discrimination against children belonging to ethnic minorities in all spheres of life and ensure their equal access to all services and assistance provided for under the Convention.
The Committee notes that many of those concerns and recommendations are reiterated in the present document, such as discrimination between girls and boys in relation to the minimum age of marriage, that the 1954 Family Code andthe legislation on adoption have yet to be revised, and discrimination against children belonging to the Roma community.
The Committee referred to the growing incidence of societal discrimination against children belonging to ethnic minorities, including indigenous peoples, and asked the Government to take all appropriate measures to improve the situation.
At continuing violations of the rights of children in contravention of the Convention on the Rights of the Child, in particular by the lack of conformity of the existing legal framework with the Convention, by recruitment of children into forced labour programmes andinto the armed forces, and by discrimination against children belonging to ethnic and religious minority groups;
Take all appropriate measures to combat and prevent discrimination against children belonging to religious or other minority groups, including by removing educational material which could serve to perpetuate discrimination(Ireland);
CRC recommended that Pakistan take all appropriate measures, to combat and prevent discrimination and negative societal attitudes andmobilize political, religious and community leaders to support efforts to eradicate discrimination against children belonging to religious or other minority groups,children with disabilities, and children living in poverty and in rural and remote areas.
The Committee expresses concern at the persistent discrimination against children belonging to the Veddha, Muslim and Tamil communities, among whom those living in tea plantations are in a particularly disadvantaged situation.
The Special Rapporteur wishes to recall that, in its resolution 2002/67, the Commission on Human Rights deplored, inter alia, the restrictions on the exercise of freedom of religion, such as the restriction on the building of new mosques and churches and forced conversions, notably of Muslims in Rakhine State andChristians in Chin State, and the discrimination against children belonging to ethnic and religious minorities.
CRC expressed concern, as highlighted by UNCT, at the persistent discrimination against children belonging to the Veddha, Muslim and Tamil communities, among whom those living in tea plantations were in a particularly disadvantaged situation.
In a joint statement, Istituto Internazionale Maria Ausiliatrice delle Salesiane di Don Bosco, the International Volunteerism Organization for Women, Education and Development, Mouvement international d'apostolat des milieux sociaux indépendants, the International Organization for the Right to Education and Freedom of Education, Association Points-Coeur andthe Company of the Daughters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul expressed their concern about the direct and indirect discrimination against children belonging to ethnic minorities and children with disabilities.
The Committee is concerned at the persistence of discriminatory societal attitudes and discrimination against children belonging to a religious or other minority group,children with disabilities, children living in poverty and children living in rural and remote areas.
CRC was concerned about discrimination against children belonging to ethnic minorities, of non-Japanese nationality, of migrant workers, refugee children and children with disabilities, and recommended repealing all legislation discriminating children on any basis.
With regard to Japan, the Committee recommended that the Stateparty should take the legislative or other measures necessary to eliminate discrimination against children belonging to ethnic minorities in all spheres of life and ensure their equal access to all services and assistance provided for under the Convention CRC/C/JPN/CO/3.
CRC expressed concern about de facto discrimination against children belonging to the Dalit community, indigenous peoples and ethnic minority groups, in addition to refugee and asylum-seeking children, street children, children with disabilities and children living in rural areas.