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The Government should adopt measures to punish such behaviour, as well as the publishers of Fascist magazines.
Given that the Convention's provisions could be incorporated into domestic law, the Government should adopt special measures under article 4 to increase women's participation in political and public life.
The Government should adopt effective measures to facilitate the confiscation of proceeds from drugrelated crime.
As part of the process of forming clusters, the Government should adopt a unified register of tourism services for tourist clusters, along with their standards, discussed in Section 5.3.
The Government should adopt relevant rules and policies in this regard, and ensure an independent and impartial process.
In line with the Afghanistan Compact benchmark to end the illegal expropriation of property, the Government should adopt housing and land restitution policies and programmes and enforce legislation in line with the Principles on Housing and Property Restitution for Refugees and Displaced Persons E/CN.4/Sub.2/2005/17, annex.
The Government should adopt holistic national legislation covering all forms of discrimination in a comprehensive legal act.
On 17 June 2009 the Council of Ministers adopted changes in the Protection against Domestic Violence Act,according to which each year by 31 March the government should adopt a national programme for prevention and protection against domestic violence, and the State Budget Act shall provide means for its realization, including means for non-profit legal entities, which shall develop and implement programmes for support provision to victims of domestic violence, for re-educating the abusers, etc.
The Government should adopt a road map for the implementation of the 2015 Law on Ensuring the Environmental Safety of Road Transport.
The Government should adopt a comprehensive and systemic legal and policy approach to the eradication of contemporary forms of slavery.
The Government should adopt holistic national legislation dealing with all forms of discrimination in a readily identifiable legal act.
The Government should adopt an alternative service system to replace obligatory military service in order to settle the issue of conscientious objectors.
Thirdly, the Government should adopt specific legislation prohibiting racial discrimination, in accordance with the provisions of the Convention, particularly articles 2, 3, 4 and 6.
The Government should adopt the draft resettlement policy to fill the gaps left by the Cambodian Land Law 2001 and ensure that no person is left worse off by relocation.
The Government should adopt a gender equality law providing comprehensive mechanisms for compliance with the Constitution, including the appointment of an Ombudsperson for gender equality.
The Government should adopt a rightsbased approach since existing international human rights instruments maintained the correct balance between the needs of vulnerable groups and those of the society at large.
The Government should adopt measures to increase the protection of witnesses, families of victims, and judicial officials, publicly legitimize their work and counteract any actions that promote impunity.
The Government should adopt all necessary measures to ensure respect for and correct application of constitutional and legal safeguards for freedom of expression and ensure that the media is protected from unlawful restrictions.
The Government should adopt and ratify a third optional protocol to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, aiming at guaranteeing under all circumstances the right to a fair trial and a remedy(annex I);
The Government should adopt the Sub-Decree on Community Forestry in order to protect the rights and interests of forest-dependent communities and to provide an adequate legal framework for community involvement in the sustainable management of forest resources.
The Government should adopt and implement the Government directive providing for the possibility of granting tax exemptions or tax breaks to NGOs and a speedy authorization process for the use of grants received by NGOs to implement actions to combat trafficking.
The Government should adopt clear guidelines and procedures for relevant State authorities and officials(police officers, border guards and immigration officials) to permit the rapid and accurate identification of trafficked persons, as indicated in both the Palermo Protocol and the Recommended Principles and Guidelines on Human Rights and Human Trafficking.
The Government should adopt a comprehensive federal plan for the Roma community, aiming at both promoting and respecting their cultural identity and at eradicating their social and economic marginalization, in particular, poor housing conditions, lack of documents, the high level of dropouts of Roma children at school and the difficulties of the Roma to access employment.
MINBYUN-PSPD-KWAU-KPNJ and other NGOs indicated that the Government should adopt concrete measures to implement the recommendations of the United Nations Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights which mention the alleviation of the financial education burden on the lower income tax bracket families by the normalization of public educational systems, reforms for the excessive college entrance examination competition, and the promotion of equal accessibility regarding higher education.
Governments should adopt measures to undertake controlled delivery operations.
Thus, Governments should adopt a targeted approach.
Governments should adopt an integrated approach in their operations.
All Governments should adopt and work towards"safe motherhood" initiatives.
He also commented that governments should adopt accrual-based accounting, instead of cash-based accounting.
Governments should adopt special preferential measures to encourage the employment of leprosy affected persons.